Berliner Oak Case with records Beliner Record Case in Light Oak including set of Assorted Records dated between 1899 and 1901.

Case is labled with supplier name and details:-
J.H.Ebblewhite
Musical Instrument Maker & Importer
4&6 Aldgate High St.
London E

All records are labled:-
E.Berliners Gramophone
Covered by English and Continental Patents.
Reproduced in Hanover.

Record Detail Listing:-


*Marie Wiltons Song* Goodbye and God Bless you Jack Sung by Mr Charles Foster London *Drill Ye Tarriers Drill* Sung by Mr Geo J. Gaskin London *John Bull* Sung by Mr Eric Farr. London *March From Tanhauser* Played by Royal Artillery Band London *The Horse the Missus dries the Clothes on* Sung by Mr Chas Foster London *Just Break the News to my Mother* Sung by American Comedy Four London *The Troubles of a Maried Man* Spoken by Mr Burt Shepard London Dated:- 19th November 1899 *Old Folks at Home* Banjo Duet by Clarke & Rays London Dated:- 5th October 1899 *The Tuppenny Tube* Sung by Mr Harry Taylor with Orchestra London Dated:- 7th December 1900	*Francais Chasse Aux Papillons* Solo De Flute Execute Par Monsieur Fontbonne Delagarde Republicaine Paris *Variation Brilliant* Clarinet Solo by A.A.Umbach Cot Jracadaro Orchestra London *Dolly Gray* Sung by Mr Leo Stormont London *Motherland* Sung by Mr Eric Farr London *The Longshoreman* Ed Chesham Sung by Mr Reginald Kenneth London *She Never Did the Same Thing Twice* Sung by Mr Chas Foster London Dated:- 28th January 1901 *Seagirt Land of my Home* Sung by Mr J Bryce Dated:- 1st November 1899