God bless the Confederate States of America... They were as American as the Yankees, and as worthy of the respect due Americans vetrans as any. I sincerely love my appreciation for the Old South and "political incorrectness", and wouldn't trade it for anything in this world.
@@alexanderfooy723 This is already the case. British soldiers are buried on U.S. soil and are respected. Confederates were American before the war and the same is true after so idk what point you are trying to make.
@@johnded3874 The British dead aren't respected as AMERICAN soldiers. I believe we have a few cemeteries here from British soldiers who died near the coast during WW2, but it isn't as if these cemeteries are maintained by the US.
@@alexanderfooy723 Graves of British dead from revolutionary war and before are maintained and are even often decorated with British flags. The Georgia state historic site Fort King George even flies a period correct Union Jack. I don't know how being respected as an "American" soldier is different from being respected as any other kind of soldier other than the little flags they put over the graves. Which, in the case of confederate graves and memorials, is a confederate states flag, or battle flag. If your idea of "America" excludes the people who settled this continent and fought for their land and people who existed here since the founding because they were "racist" or something then I guess I'm not an American to you and never was.
one of the best cylinder recordings I've ever heard !
That is superb!
Amazingly brilliant sound!
Tis a beautiful tune
First time I ever saw a nickel cygnet horn. Very nice. 👍 p.s. great sounding cylinder.
Le son de votre cylindre est vraiment bon 👍
Awesome!
Interesting wide drive belt on that machine. I'm going to have to look up the patent on that version sometime.
there is this companey called timestep, they made an adapter wich holds a magnetic needle in it, that way you could transfer the cylinder's.
music starts about 1:33
What year was this from, made or recorded?
I have been collecting phonographs for over 40 years and have never seen a nickel cygnet horn. Are you sure it wasn't stripped and nickel plated?
Physicist vs Thomas Edison Phonograph (Revival) ruclips.net/video/W1CHMPbnW1g/видео.html
God bless the Confederate States of America... They were as American as the Yankees, and as worthy of the respect due Americans vetrans as any.
I sincerely love my appreciation for the Old South and "political incorrectness", and wouldn't trade it for anything in this world.
Fine. Let us also commemorate the British veterans of the Revolutionary War as Americans then.
@@alexanderfooy723 This is already the case. British soldiers are buried on U.S. soil and are respected. Confederates were American before the war and the same is true after so idk what point you are trying to make.
@@johnded3874 The British dead aren't respected as AMERICAN soldiers. I believe we have a few cemeteries here from British soldiers who died near the coast during WW2, but it isn't as if these cemeteries are maintained by the US.
@@alexanderfooy723 Graves of British dead from revolutionary war and before are maintained and are even often decorated with British flags. The Georgia state historic site Fort King George even flies a period correct Union Jack. I don't know how being respected as an "American" soldier is different from being respected as any other kind of soldier other than the little flags they put over the graves. Which, in the case of confederate graves and memorials, is a confederate states flag, or battle flag.
If your idea of "America" excludes the people who settled this continent and fought for their land and people who existed here since the founding because they were "racist" or something then I guess I'm not an American to you and never was.
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