Edison 4‑Minute Phonograph Cylinder – “With His Hands in His Pockets and His Pockets in His Pants”

Edison 4-minute Cylinder…” With his Hands in his Pockets and his Pockets in his Pants“

This original Edison 4‑Minute Cylinder No. 3124, performed by the popular early recording artist Byron G. Harlan, offers a charming glimpse into the golden age of American cylinder music. The cylinder is in good condition, with grooves that remain clean and well‑preserved — ideal for collectors who appreciate authentic, period‑correct playback on their Edison phonographs.

Byron G. Harlan was one of the most recorded vocalists of the early 1900s, known for his warm tenor voice and lively delivery. His cylinders continue to be sought after for both their historical significance and their enjoyable listening quality. This example captures the unmistakable acoustic character of the era, making it a wonderful addition to any curated collection of Edison Blue Amberol or wax cylinder recordings.

The cylinder comes with a stock photo, but the actual item matches the condition described. It’s a solid choice for collectors looking to expand their library with a well‑kept, musically engaging Edison cylinder featuring one of the era’s most recognizable voices. Whether you’re building a themed collection, seeking historically important artists, or simply enjoy the warm acoustic charm of early cylinder recordings, this Edison No. 3124 is a desirable piece of early American sound history.