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- 78 Quarterly - Publication for 78 collectors; includes a sample article and information about the next issue.
www.bluesworld.com/78Q
- Antique Phonograph Books - A collection of handbooks, manuals and catalogs for vintage phonographs and records.
members.aol.com/allenamet/PhonoBooks.html
- Antique Record Machines - Tim Gracyk's home page: a large collection of original articles on vintage phonographs and recordings.
www.garlic.com/~tgracyk
- Bill Clark's 78rpm Website - About the history of English 78rpm records and cylinders, with Gramophone record labels and advertisements to view, and early sounds to listen to.
www.bill78.btinternet.co.uk
- Birgit Lotz Verlag & Lotz Liste - Book publishers specializing in discographies, particularly the German National Discography -- a systematic listing of all recordings of the 78rpm shellac era that were made in Germany.
www.lotz-verlag.de/index.html
- Cylinders 101 - or So You Want to Collect Talking Machine Records. An introduction to the hobby of collecting cylinder records.
www.usinternet.com/users/danixon
- Dawn of Sound - Information about vintage recordings and reissues of vintage recordings. New RealAudio selections every month.
www.dawnofsound.com
- Desperate Man Blues: Record collector Joe Bussard parties like it's 1929 - Long article about the legendary 78 collector, reprinted from Washington City Paper.
www.bluesworld.com/Bussard.html
- Dinosaur Discs - Online magazine about vintage recordings; shop and museum devoted to old records in England.
www.78rpm.co.uk
- Dismuke's Virtual Talking Machine - This site is devoted to vintage music from the early decades of the 20th century. Features RealAudio streams of acoustic and electrically recorded records.
www.dismuke.org
- Early Recorded Sounds and Wax Cylinders - Antique phonographs, early sound recording methods, wax cylinder records, excerpts of old-time marching band music, and much of interest to collectors of vintage records.
www.tinfoil.com
- Glen's .MP3 Page - Vintage Hot-Dance and Jazz Recordings - A site with MP3 files of vintage jazz and hot-dance music. Also has a how-to page.
www.2multiples.com/hotdance
- Helmut Weber's Gramophone Hobby Page - Includes sound clips from some historical recordings, and a guide to dating 78rpm records.
wap03.informatik.fh-wiesbaden.de/weber1/grammo/hobbies.html
- Jan's 78 RPM Record Warehouse - Listen to a collection of 78 RPM records, transcribed in streaming Real Audio, accompanied with background information, photos and record labels. In English and Dutch.
www.78rpm.hovers.nl
- Nipperhead Antique Phonograph - Information pertaining to antique phonographs, gramophones, records, Victor, Edison, Columbia, and of course, Nipper. Contains cylinder and disc sound recordings, a phonograph gallery, repair instructions, and resource listings.
www.nipperhead.com/index.html
- Phono-holics Anonymous - A safe place to talk about those talking machines. Covers Edison cylinders, 78s, Diamond discs and 10" LPs.
home.earthlink.net/~gnordenstam
- Swazoo Koolak's Web Jukebox - Audio selections from a collection of 78 RPM records, rotated monthly. Also, demonstration clips of noise reduction, and a trivia quiz.
www.dnai.com/~swazoo
- The 78rpm Record Home Page - The complete resource for 78 collectors. Pictures of labels, many good articles and lots of links.
www.geocities.com/SoHo/Museum/8764
- The Blue Pages: The Encyclopedic Guide to 78 RPM Party Records - Focused on under-the-counter 78 RPM records and specialty series produced by very small labels.
www.hensteeth.com
- The Virtual Gramophone - A multimedia Web site devoted to the first half-century of recorded sound in Canada. When complete, it will provide a comprehensive look at the 78-rpm era. A project of the National Library of Canada.
www2.nlc-bnc.ca/gramophone/src/home.htm
- Tyrone's Record and Phonograph Page - Articles, entire recordings, a collection list, and a comprehensive set of links on 78rpm, cylinder, and odd records, and the phonograph machines to play them on.
www.proaxis.com/~settlet/record/record.html
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