7 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
7 records matching
An unidentified recording on the Pronunicphone label, catalogued only as 'Record No. 9' and 'Record No. 10'—label, date and artist unknown.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
An unlabelled and undated recording of unknown content, identified only as 'Record No. 11' and 'Record No. 12', pressed on Pronunicphone. The label, the artist, the material and the date are entirely unknown.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
Anonymous recording, 'Record No 13' and 'Record No 14', on Pronunicphone, with no catalogue number. The label and generic titles suggest demonstration, educational or practice material rather than commercial release.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
An anonymous dual-sided recording catalogued only as 'Record No 1' and 'Record No 2' on Pronunicphone, a label name that suggests it may have been a teaching or experimental record.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
An anonymous or untitled recording on Pronunicphone, a minor or experimental British label. The contents are listed only as 'Record No 3' and 'Record No 4', with no artist name given. This record's origin and purpose are obscure.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
An anonymous recording on Pronunicphone, a tiny and obscure British label, with catalogue titles 'Record No 5' and 'Record No 6'; nothing is known of this label or its contents.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.
Anonymous recording on Pronunicphone with no catalogue number, titled only 'Record No. 7' and 'Record No. 8' — identity and pressing date unknown.AI summary
Pronunicphone Misc.