HARRY MACDONOUGH "Maryland, My Maryland" 7" 78 rpm Zon-o-phone One Sided Record
$
47
$ 47
Sold For
Feb 18, 2024
Sold Date
Feb 11, 2024
Start Date
2
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USA
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Description
This early 1900s Zon-o-phone record features Harry MacDonough singing "Maryland, My Maryland", a patriotic song once considered as the state song of Maryland. Like Edison cylinder records, the song and artist are announced.
The 7" shellac record comes in a plastic slipcover and is a first pressing, with etched details on the label.
It is a low-fidelity recording, with a mono audio channel and a record grading of Good (G). The sleeve grading is also Good (G). The composer is a Confederate poet and the producer is Frank Seaman. This piece of vinyl is a must-have for collectors of patriotic pre-World War One music.
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