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Comment by xiphophilos:

Thanks for sharing and adding the image! This is the first one I personally have seen from outside the Midwest, and it also appears on the sample image that Han uploaded:
Jackson Furniture Co., 14th & Clay Streets, Oakland, Calif.

But as your list shows, Han, these labels exist even in the Southeast, West and on the West Coast. "...merton, Washington", by the way, would be "Bremerton, Washington."

The Ziv Furniture Co, West Division Street was in Chicago, IL.

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS ●:

There is an image of Brunswick 2345, bearing a dealer's stamp from Oakland, CA on the i78 library: https://i78s.org

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Comment by han enderman:

Br 2374 - I have saved images with these dealer stamps when I saw them on (mainly) ebay. They are occasionally found with other labels and then omit the ☆Licensed Brunswick Dealer☆ statement. I have lower/upper texts:
OK 40517 - Licensed OKeh dealer / Arcadia Book & Music Store, ..., Arcadia, Florida
Co A-5426 - Chicago, Illinois / Sold by Wade-Twichell Co., 311 So. Wabash Ave.
PA 020547 - Pianos & Music Rolls / Charles Wolf, 115 N. Cicero Ave., Tel. Austin 2084
In the Brunswick main popular series (2000-) I have them in range 2008-2420, 2766, 5000-5185.
In other series on 10037, 13019, 35000, 30022, 40001, 50011.
Not in Br 100, 7000 series.
Locations are Phoenix, Arizona; Los Angeles; San Diego; Ft. Worth, Texas; Minot, N. Dakota; Fredonia, Kansas; ...merton, Washington; Utica, NY; St. Joseph, Mo.; Cairo, ...; Waukegan, Ill.; Panora & Perry & Waterloo & Manchester, Iowa; Beloit & Oshkosh, Wisc.; Elgin, Ill.; Oakland; St. Louis, Mo.; Moberly, Missouri; Connersville & Huntington, Ind.; Charlotte & Reed City, Mich.; Melrose Park, Ill. (Br 2766); St. Paul & Hopkins, Minn.; Lafayette, Ind.; Little Falls, Minn.; also Ziv Furniture Co, West Division Street (no city).
An ad "Free advertising for wide awake dealers" is in TMW Nov 1922, showing as example Br 2264. I'll upload it here, to illustrate the discussion.

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Comment by xiphophilos:

Ran across an eighth example of these dealer stamps today, on Brunswick 2307 from October 1922. It says,
"Sold By Seidel Brothersl, 1115 Third Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
☆Licensed Brunswick Dealer☆"

This still keeps the evidence for this dealer promotion (March 1922-March 1923) limited to only five states, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana.

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Comment by han enderman:

De 610 - label images added, from archive, where the music of both sides can be heard. B-side composers are Dave Oppenheim, John Siras, Bob Emmerich (from 1935 sheet music).

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS ●:

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Comment by Mike Gann:

Decca didn't list Frankie Jaxon as the composer of "Fan It" so he probably never saw a penny from this record. And he was also recording for Decca at this time.

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