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    Which cylinder record company had a trade mark depicting an elephant standing on a cylinder record?

    Question #106660. Asked by serpa. (Jun 27 09 5:18 PM)


    looney_tunes

    		The Thomas B Lambert Company of Chicago, Illinois.

    http://www.newbremenhistory.org/Mesloh_Otto.htm

    Jun 27 09, 7:02 PM

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