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
O' Leave Me Not, Dear Heart, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Playmates, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Polonaise Militaire, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Possum Pie, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Pretzel Pete, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Rabbit Hash, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Red Wing Medley, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Ruldolph & Rosie at the Roller Rink, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Scenes That are Brightest, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Sheriff's Sale of a Stranded Circus, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Silent Night, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
So Long, Mary, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Song & Chorus, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
Tell Mother I'll be There, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The 23rd Psalm and Lord's Prayer, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Anvil Polka, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Arkansas Traveler, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Arkansas Traveler, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Birds and The Brook, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Diplomat March, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Field of Dreams, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Forge In The Forest, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Friendly Rivals, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey
The Good Old U.S.A, Edison Laboratory; Orange, New Jersey