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             Jan-Feb 2011

•  President's Column by Mike Dicecco
•  So... what does turn your crank? by Mary Forbes
•  Danny Ogaki Does The Blues by Danny Ogaki
•  A Lifetime Quest: Columbia Twentieth Century Cylinders by Larry Hawes
•  Auction Highlights by Mike Dicecco

             Mar-Apr 2011

•  The Brunswick Panatrope, "Cortez" Model by James A. Carino
•  A True Gramophone Story by Jim Eadie
•  Junking for Records in Pennsylvania by Jack Litchfield
•  At The Auction by Mark Caruana
•  Auction Highlights by Mike Dicecco and Mark Quail

             May-Jun 2011

•  Playing Pathι Vertical-Cut Discs on an Orthophonic Victrola by Paul Dodington
•  CAPS Newsletters On-Line by Mark Caruana
•  Laying A Linoleum Floor (with a Victrola) by Jim Eadie
•  The Graphophone in Therapeutics Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, March, 1904
•  A Study in Frustration (Discographical Research) by Jack Litchfield
•  Auction Highlights by Mike Dicecco

             Jul-Aug 2011

•  A History of 16 RPM Records, Part Three: The Seeburg Background Music System  by Mike Dicecco
•  A Word From CAPS Youngest Member Ever by Jenna Nelson
•  Auction Highlights by Mike Dicecco

             Sep-Oct 2011

•  Victor's Orthophonic Credenza by James A. Carino
•  Book Review of "Collector’s Guide To Victor Records" by David Lennick
•  Auction Highlights by Mike Dicecco
•  At The Auction by Mark Caruana
•  Letters to the Editor: 16 RPM Follow Up by Mike Dicecco

             Nov-Dec 2011

•  Luigi Romanelli: Monarch of Melody, Part I by Arthur E. Zimmerman and Betty Minaker Pratt
•  Auction Highlights by Keith Wright