Among the more than 2,000 cylinder-type records are rare recordings by Thomas Edison and Theodore Roosevelt. The more than 14,000 flat disc recordings encompass the entire history of flat discs from 1897 to the present, in all configurations. The collection of recordings includes diamond records, music box metal records, a rare and early Enrico Caruso recording, and a rare Edison long-playing disc.
Submissions from 1904
Leaf By Leaf the Roses Fall, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Lincolns Speech At Gettysburg, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Listen To The Mocking Bird, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Lolly Pops, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Looking This Way, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Lost Chord, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Mandy Lane, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Memories of Home, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Miss Mary (2copies), Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Miss Mary(2 copies), Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Miss Mary(2copies), Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Moskzkowski's Serenade, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Much Obliged To You, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Murphy, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
My Dad's Dinner Pail, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
My Irish Molly O', Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
My Lovin Henry, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
My Mothers Old Red Shaw, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Narcissus, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Narcissus, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Narcissus, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Night Alarm, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Nine Knights March, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Nothin' From Nothin', Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Old Black Joe, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey