"What shall we do with the Profiteers ?" Sung by Alf Conyers Great War Popular Record C 1918
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@EMGColonel Thank you so much for this tip. It struck me that if candlewax can reduce the wear of a needle on a record, it certainly should work the other way as well. I am using thornwood needles with my HMV 163. Some records work well with these, whereas others wear down the needle tips too fast. But, now, thanks to candlewax, I can play most any record with these needles. I rub ground stearine powder onto the records. Then I let the wooden needle polish the grooves. The effect is permanent.
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meaty reading, keep up the good work.
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I see you are using some sort of wax on your records. I would like to know what kind of product this is and what effect it has. Could you please inform me ?
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I'm not sure either, it does sound more like 'keel' than 'kill' to me, though keelhauling, which by the way was done along the width of a ship, often was as deadly as hanging. sailors were tugged from one side to the other, giving them a single breath before being dunked again.
syncopeter 2 months ago
@syncopeter Yes, and think of the accretions & sea creatures that woud accumulate on a ship - it doesn't bear thinking about !
EMGColonel 2 months ago
Kill them all I reckon. Like the look of your room there, interesting pictures and can I see Churchill's WW2 history on the shelf?
bellyruffian 5 months ago
@bellyruffian No that's "The decline & Fall of the Roman Empire " by Edward Gibbon and "The History of Mi5"
EMGColonel 5 months ago
I would what to know what kind of wax you are using on therefore, and what effect this gives. Could you please inform me?
ebronken 6 months ago
@ebronken It's just candelwax recommended to reduce wear in the 1920's
EMGColonel 6 months ago