7 Lone Ranger Radio Show 16" Transcription Orthacoustic Records Partial Episodes
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For your consideration, seven NBC Orthacoustic 16-inch transcription records with partial episodes of The Lone Ranger radio show. Each side of each record has part 2 of an episode, but I don't have any of the part 1 discs, unfortunately. They are listed as program numbers 440, 441, 444, 445. 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 478, 479, 674, and 675. Information I found online dates these programs from late 1935 into 1936, with the 674-675 in 1937. There is handwriting on the labels that says they were played in 1941. Could be the episodes were originally from the 30s, but were played again in syndication in 1941. I don't know; that's just one possible scenario. Two of the records have matching Orthacoustic sleeves; the others are generic plain sleeves.
I don't grade records. These look good and play quite nicely (note that I didn't play all of them end-to-end). No chips or significant scratches. Played outside-in, 33-rpm. I have some other Lone Ranger/other program transcriptions that I'll be selling soon, but these are the last of the NBC Orthacoustic discs.
Items sold as-is so please feel free to ask any and all questions. The shipping price is the actual cost and includes tracking number. Payment or communication is due within 24-hours of auction end. If you need more time to pay that is fine but you must contact me and let me know. Please don't leave me wondering if you're going to pay or ditch. If you win these and also want to bid on some of the other records you can hold-off on paying until all of the auctions are done; just let me know so I know what's going on. Good luck and happy bidding.
Update: I heard from some people who are in the know and they date these records from the early 40's so the 1941 dates are accurate. The program numbers on the records are the syndication numbers, not the episode numbers from when the show first started airing.
