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(Mx/Ctr No) | Take | Title Name (Composer) | Artist(s), Accompaniment | Rec Date
Rec Place | Label | Order No
[xRef Nos] | Files |
| Asch Records | H-6003-A
(SC-82) | | | Menashe (Menasze, Manasz, Mieczyslaw) Oppenhein, acc. quintet, Conductor Harry Lubin | 1941
New York | Asch Records | H-6003 | |
| Bettini Cylinders | | D'Aquin 11 | | | Gustave D'Aquin, acc. piano | 1898
New York, US | Bettini Cylinders | | |
| Extraphone | | 20122 | | | Nikolay Bravin and Z. Pavlova, acc. orchestra | Moscow | Extraphone (diva, white) | | |
| Favorite Record | | 1-75167 | | | Д.М.Фесенко | | Favorite (catalog of 1910) | | |
| 1-75168 | | | Д.М.Фесенко | | Favorite (catalog of 1910) | | |
| 1-75169 | | | Д.М.Фесенко | | Favorite (catalog of 1910) | | |
| 1-75174 | | | Д.М.Фесенко | | Favorite (catalog of 1910) | | |
| Idéal | 7560
(Jd63) | | | François Heurteur, Van Hoorebeke, Alby | | Disque Ideal CPV | | |
| Lenmuztrest | 416 А
(2050) | | | The Kardosch singers, Conductor Kardosch | 18-10-1934
Berlin | Lenmuztrest (rostral column) | 416
ЛРК 2740 | |
| Parlophon | R1389
(Be 10068) | | | Orchestra Mascotte, Conductor Frieder Weißmann, Solo by Sechs Bohèmiens | 18-10-1932
Berlin | Parlophon (England, blue) | R1389 | |
| Pathé Record | | 259 | | | Oskar Kallas | 27-04-1921
(France) Paris, Universite de Paris, La Sorbonne | Etched Labels Патé | | |
R-80674
(52743) | | | Virgilio Ranzato, acc. piano | ...05-1905
Milano | Etched Labels Патé | | |
| Piano Rolls | | 400166 | | | Max Levi | | QRS | | |
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| RAOG=Russian Stockholders Company of Grammophone | | 8327 | | | Bim-Bom (Ivan Radunsky & M.Stanevsky) | | RAOG (golden harp) | 11025 | |
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| Sound letters | | 70 | | | Russian folk chorus of all-USSR radio, acc. balalaika, Conductor Alexei Koposov | | Sound letters | | |
| Ultraphon | B 14532
(44530) | | | František Krištof Veselý, acc. dance orchestra, Conductor Adolf (Dol) Dauber | ~1945 | Ultraphon (Czechoslovakia) | | |
| Victor | 67580-B
(B-16881) | 2 | | Cantolr Meyer Kanewsky and Palamak quartet, acc. king's orchestra, Conductor Edward T. King | 10-12-1915
New York | Victor (batwing, black) | | |
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