Original Edison Gold Moulded Record phonograph cylinder, produced by the National Phonograph Company, Orange, New Jersey, USA, circa 1904. Title: Under the Double Eagle March Performer: Band Edison catalogue number: 19 This is a classic early band recording of the famous patriotic march “Under the Double Eagle”, one of the most popular musical titles of the phonograph era. The black moulded wax cylinder is housed in its original Edison cardboard tube with lid, featuring the iconic Thomas A. Edison portrait label, patent references, and period typography. Gold Moulded Records were introduced by Edison as a more durable and higher-quality alternative to earlier brown wax cylinders, representing the peak of cylinder record production in the early 20th century. A highly collectible and authentic example from the golden age of mechanical sound recording.