Uncle Jack examining records at a store in Woodstock. – Vintage Photograph

Description

This week, Uncle Jack is in Woodstock, Georgia, looking through a selection of records at a local store. Meanwhile, at the City and County Museum, an ancient Ethiopian instrument known as a “Harp of David” is on display as part of an exhibition of everyday Ethiopian items, including paintings, jewelry, weapons, and musical instruments.This week, Uncle Jack is in Woodstock, Georgia, looking through a selection of records at a local store. Meanwhile, at the City and County Museum, an ancient Ethiopian instrument known as a “Harp of David” is on display as part of an exhibition of everyday Ethiopian items, including paintings, jewelry, weapons, and musical instruments.

Dimensions: 15.8 x 21.8 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04854839

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OCR computer generated text:

SC its. ch POEZTE This week Uncle Jack is waiting about collect- ing records, but if your interest is in making music rather than listening to it you may be interested in this ancient Ethiopian instrument WC which the Ethiopians call a “Harp of en David” which is on view at the City and an 2 ounty Museum in Woodstock at this moment part of an exhibition of everyday Ethiopian which includes everything from paintings jewellery to weapons and musical instru- W versweek way one eh C 1979 80