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Next Meeting:
Sunday, November 27 at 1:00 pm EDT
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at Centennial College, Progress Campus, Room E2-12 (click for directions)
This meeting is both In-Person and via Zoom
Join CAPS to receive a Zoom invitation to the meeting
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Antique Phonograph News
Autumn 2022
Virtual Meeting Report for June, 2022 by Norman Brooks
Auction Highlights by Mark Caruana-Dingli
Novelty Piano Ragtime by Matthew de Lacey Davidson
Im Still in Shock by Oliver Berliner
What did 1889 sound like? by Charlene E. Stephens
Lieutenant Bettini and the New Hotel Meurice by Robert Feinstein
Canadian Antique Phonograph Society
For information about CAPS, contact Mike Bryan or 905-727-2979
For an appraisal or a donation to CAPS, contact Blain McCutchen
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A typical CAPS meeting at Centennial College
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The Canadian Columbia 16000-D Series
© 2011 Jack Litchfield
Pressed in Canada from imported masters, the series was issued from 1925 through
the early 1930s. Some 96 issues are known.
Free download (updated August 2020)
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The Canadian Victor 216000 Series:
Estimating the Recording Dates
© 2012 Jack Litchfield
From 1917 to 1942, 599 records of popular music were issued in Canada with serial numbers from 216001 to 216611. The label name began as "His Master's Voice" and "His Master's Voice" Victor, and changed to Victor and RCA Victor. Many Canadian artists were recorded in this series. With such a treasure trove of important Canadian records, knowing the recording dates would be of great assistance to researchers (and music lovers). Alas, the recording ledgers disappeared many years ago. However, there is a method by which the recording dates can be estimated. This article presents such a method.
Free download (July 2021)
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Music (Makes The World Go 'Round)
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Dance Bands
From Canada
1922-1930
© 2000 Canadian Antique Phonograph Society
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"This CD focuses on dance bands from the 1920s, the fabled "Jazz Age",
and presents a cross section of sides by Canadians playing here and abroad.
The music spans the complete spectrum from straight dance music
to some peppy sides to some quite hot tracks."
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--- from the booklet notes
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Purchase from CAPS for $15.00 CAD postpaid
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Original content © Canadian Antique Phonograph Society since June 6, 1996
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Contact: Mike Bryan
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