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A 6" German-produced
disc from 1912. The catalogue numbers started at 1 and reached at
least 19. They were part of a "deal". For £1, you got a mini-gramophone, and an album of 6 Mignon records, some needles and a carry-case. They were manufactured in Germany by Lindström, but all the known recordings were made in London. |
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Please
e-mail
me if you can help me fill in the gaps
in this listing.
In June 2014,
I found FIVE of these in a batch, which has helped to bump-start this
listing.
My thanks to
the following who have since added to the listing:
Frank Andrews, Bill Dean-Myatt, Mike from Australia, Daryl, Adam Miller, Steve Walker.
Page last updated on:
October 03, 2022
| Cat No | Master | Title | Labelled Artists | Orig issue. |
| 1 |
41601 41604 |
Belphegor March Dreams Of Ragtime |
Mignon Orchestra | |
| 2 |
41619 41620 |
Thora Sing Me To Sleep |
Wilfred Virgo (tenor) Stanley Kirkby (baritone) |
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| 3 |
41651 41652 |
Stars And Stripes March (J.P. Sousa) Under The Double Eagle March (Wagner) |
Empire Military Band | |
| 4 |
41657 41658 |
The Whistler And His Dog, caprice (Arthur Pryor) Mr. Thomas Cat, march humoreske (Hall) |
Empire Military Band |
D-15 . |
| 5 |
41681 41682 |
Killarney Always |
Empire Orchestra (with cornet soloist) | |
| 6 | ||||
| 7 |
41619 41620 |
Thora Sing Me To Sleep |
Wilfred Virgo (tenor) | |
| 8 |
41621 41622 |
Paper Bag Cookery (Pether) I Don't Want A Girl (Letters) |
Arthur Osmond (= Arthur Gilbert) | |
| 9 |
41646 41647 |
Austria, march Uncle Sammy, two-step |
Empire Military Band |
D-71 D-27 |
| 10 |
41644 41560 |
Alexander's Rag-Time Band (Irving Berlin) The Turkey Trot, characteristique (Hasse) |
Empire Military Band | |
| 11 |
41645 41653 |
Alexander's Rag-Time Band (Irving Berlin) The Policeman's Holiday, two-step (Montague Ewing) |
Empire Military Band | |
| 12 |
41655 41656 |
Pantomime Gems, part 1 Pantomime Gems, part 2 |
Empire Military Band | |
| 13 |
41654 41661 |
Down South Brooklyn Cake-Walk |
Empire Military Band |
D-64 D-61 |
| 14 |
41659 41660 |
The
Washington Post, quick march (J.P. Sousa) The Teddy Bears' Picnic, characteristic novelty (J.W. Bratton) |
Empire Military Band |
D-62 D-60 |
| 15 | ||||
| 16 |
41665 41666 |
I'm Always Doing Something Silly (Frank Leo) I Should Like A Girl (Bateman, Leigh) |
Arthur Osmond (= Arthur Gilbert) | |
| 17 | ||||
| 18 |
41670 41671 |
Beautiful Garden Of Roses (Schmid) The Miner's Dream Of Home (Godwin, Dryden) |
Jack Sherwood | |
| 19 |
41678 41679 |
The Coloured Major Caorolina Cake-Walk |
Olly Oakley (banjo) | |
| 20 |
