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f01-sf03-s007-02-009-school-music from Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada uploaded February 2026
f01-sf03-s007-02-010-school-music from Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada uploaded February 2026
f01-sf03-s007-02-011-school-music from Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph in Canada uploaded February 2026
NMCSD Invincible Spirit Festival 2026 from Navy Medicine uploaded February 2026
U.S. Navy Recruit Training Command Pass-In-Review 250828-N-GU344-1303 from Navy Medicine uploaded September 2025
Ireland Over All from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded June 2025
Navy Medicine Surgeon Honored at Hero of Military Medicine Awards from Navy Medicine uploaded May 2025
BUMED Hosts 8th Birthday Celebration for Navy Medicine Civilian Corps from Navy Medicine uploaded May 2025
BUMED Hosts 8th Birthday Celebration for Navy Medicine Civilian Corps from Navy Medicine uploaded May 2025
240906-N-RM312-1117 from Navy Medicine uploaded September 2024
24-0080-056 (110228-M-2306T-093) from Navy Medicine uploaded August 2024
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Scottish Highland bands massed at the side entrance of Fernberg, ca. 1887
- Vesna Verencevic said:
Don't fall for the 'yes' gag
- 30 older comments, and then…
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beachcomber australia said:
'Sorrow Acre' band members Vic, Connor, Jez, and Jaedi -
Via - www.irishrock.org/irodb/bands/zzhelp6070.html#sorrowacre -
Niall McAuley said:
I see Sat 9th November on one poster. (edited) Could the Yes gag be a reference to the EEC referendum? It was opposed by Labour (Dr. Noel Browne was a Labour TD at the time). Maybe not - that date was a Sat in 1968 and then 1974.
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Niall McAuley said:
There are several doorways a bit like this one on Hume street, but I don't see an exact match, I suspect this building has been rebuilt since.
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Niall McAuley said:
There were two referenda on 16th October 1968, both rejected, concerning FPTP voting and constituencies.
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Niall McAuley said:
Emmet Spiceland at wikipedia. Were active in 1968...
Advertisement for gramophone accessories 1926
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Vesna Verencevic said:
The main competitors in the world record market, The Gramophone Company, and the Columbia Graphophone Company, originally hesitated to enter the Australian market and it took several years before they established record pressing plants in Australia. Whereas the Columbia Graphophone also ran a recording studio from the beginning, the Gramophone Company could not bring itself to operate recording facilities in Australia in order to produce local acts. The Great Depression forced the rivals to amalgamate into EMI also in Australia in 1931. The Gramophone Company The 1898 established British major record company, the Gramophone Company, sent an agent and 25,000 recordings as well as a large number of gramophones to Australia in February 1900 to establish a distribution branch under the direct control of the London parent company. Since the sales figures of the first two years in business did not meet the expectations, the retail business was closed down and sold with the remaining stock to the independent Sydney record retailer Hoffnung & Co. Ltd. in 1905. After World War I, the Australian government enforced a protective economic policy including high tariff barriers and trade restrictions. Thus, when the distribution agreement with Hoffnung & Co. Ltd. expired in 1925, the Gramophone Co. management decided to take the record business again into its own hands and established a gramophone and record plant in Sydney with a capacity of 150,000 records monthly. To cover the whole pacific market two companies were formed. An Australian firm with a production site in Sydney and a distribution branch for New Zealand held by the new Australian company. In mid of 1925, a general manager of the new Australian and New Zealand branches, William Manson, was sent to Sydney and on January 18, 1926, he could ceremonially open the new factory, which immediately started to press the “His Master’s Voice records and the budget ‘Zonophone’ label recordings. The firm’s internal correspondence reveals that the business ran well. The orders could only be met by additional shifts and supplementary shipping from London. Due to a rapidly growing population, the demand for recordings in Australia and New Zealand was far from saturated – in contrast to the stagnating European and U.S. markets. Source: musicbusinessresearch.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/the-early-...