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Factolas
of Phonographia
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A factola
in Phonographia is a fact about the phonograph with a popular
culture connection. It can be historical, whimsical, or even
can take more than one degree of separation to make its connection.
Select a factola
themed gallery from below or use the Factola
Table of Contents.
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On this Day Calendar
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The
'Phone' & 'Graph' Brands
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The "-ola" Brand
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Dictionary
of Phonographia
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PhonoLyrics
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Record
and Album Cover Factolas
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Newspapers
Named "The Phonograph"
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The Phonograph and the
Sewing Machine
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Record Listening Booths
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Tut-mania and the Phonograph
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Possibilities
and Probabilities
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The Evolution of a Revolution
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Monopoly
and the Gramophone
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Hello, Ahoy and Edison
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Telephone Call "Hello"
Related Records
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Telephone and "Hello" Sheet
Music
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"Hello" for the Telephone Postcards
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Courtship, Proposals and
the Phonograph
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Exposition Universelle of
1889 and the Phonograph
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Voyager - The Phonograph
Lives!
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World's Columbian Exposition
of 1893 and the Phonograph
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Uncle Sam and Brother Jonathan:
Salesmen 1876 - 1900
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Uncle Sam and the World's
Columbian Exposition of 1893
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World's Columbian Exposition
of 1893 and the Kinetograph
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'bottles it up for future
use"
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Electrical Association Convention,
Buffalo, N.Y., 1892
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"Connections and the
Phonograph Industry"
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Believe it or Not!
A Miscellaneous List of Factolas
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Cylinder records referenced
in The Christmas of the Phonograph Records
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Autostops - "Don't get
up"
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A Summary of Factola
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Teddy Bears and the Phonograph
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How We Learn About the Phonograph
with Serendipitous Connections
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Sounds like a Broken Record
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The Regina Company and
the What-if?
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What is an Opera?
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Victor Recordrama Albums
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Opera promotion - The
Immortal Voice and Rosa Ponselle Recordings
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Popular Culture
in 1877, the Year of the Phonograph
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Six Degrees of Separation
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The
Phonograph as 'Dining' Entertainer
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What
Tree Rings Sound Like Played on a Record Player
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