One of Will's that I rarely hear, and a truly excellent side, and it sounds wonderful on your Brunswick Panatrope. Osborne's likely the arranger for the ballad here, although this Freddy Martin's orchestra truthfully, if I'm not mistaken.
I’ve never heard anyone call it a Panatrope, I’ve always called it my 1918 Ultona, as per the reproducer and the fact that the latest patent date I can find in the thing is from September of 1918
@thecanadiankraut2788 I'm not an expert on Brunswick machines, it could very well be an alternative. But never trust the patent dates, those are related to the manufacturer and/or labels. If people did, then any Victor you'd find for the 20s would be 1906 at the latest! Find a serial number if there is one, just like it would be on a Victor machine.
I have reason to believe it could be from 1918, considering a newer motor I bought from the 20s to replace some old broken parts had several later patients stamped on it going as far as December 12 of 1922 that my other one was simply missing, however I will take a look into that serial number as getting a more definitive date would be wonderful
