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1920 Victor Records Schumann-Heink Victor Talking Machine Ad #189 1984 but it either killed them

1920 Victor Records Schumann-Heink Victor Talking Machine Ad #189 1984 but it either killed themThis original 10 x 15" magazine ad is from 1920 and features Schumann Heink exclusive singing artist for Victor Records of the time. By 1920 she had recorded 50 records for the company. New Victor records were demonstrated at all dealers on the 1st of each month.

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but it either killed them or was not to their liking as they stopped after that

It highlight Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple sponsored by the Association of Hawaiian PIneapple Canners

It is a classic piece of advertising artwork and Black Americana

This original 7 x 10" magazine ad from 1919 showcases the Jordan Roadster as produced by the Jordan Motor Car Company of Cleveland

1920 Victor Records Schumann-Heink Victor Talking Machine Ad #189 1984 but it either killed themThis original 10 x 15" magazine ad is from 1920 and features Schumann Heink exclusive singing artist for Victor Records of the time. By 1920 she had recorded 50 records for the company. New Victor records were demonstrated at all dealers on the 1st of each month.

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