ANTIQUE VICTROLA DISCS RECORDS VICTOR 78s ALBUMS VERY RARE NICE
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ANTIQUE VICTROLA DISCS RECORDS VICTOR 78s ALBUMS VERY RARE NICE - Dates range from 1911 to 1948.
3 Albums of Antique Victrola Records 10” 78 rpm. All range from good to excellent condition with most being in very good to excellent condition.
Please note that most of these can only be played on acoustic phonographs such as a Victrola etc. that play 10” 78 rpm records, have steel needles and play flat records, and will not play/will be damaged on most modern record players.
Records have not been graded as the older 78 rpm records are a lot heavier than modern records and are not subject to the same issues that modern 33s have.
The album covers are in very good condition but many of the pages are loose inside the books.
Please see the pictures and ask any questions before buying. A listing of each record within each album is provided below.
Thank you for your looking and please check out my other listings!
Album 1:
Victor – Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra – Linger Awhile/Joe Raymond and His Orchestra – Hollywood #19211 (1924)
Victor – Charles Harrison – I’ll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time/Louise Terrell-William Robyn – Tripoli #18693 (1920)
Victor – Guido Gialdini – Joys of Spring/Albert Mueller – Carnival of Venice #16757 (1911)
Victor – Paul Biese and His Novelty Orchestra – Oh!/Mystery! #18647 (1920)
Victor – Club Royal Orchestra – California/All Star Trio and their Orchestra – Who Believed in You? #18890 (1922)
Victor – Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra – Say it with Music/Sweet Lady #18803 (1921)
Victor – Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra – Whispering/The Japanese Sandman #18690 (1929)
Album 2:
Victor – Lanny Ross – Mother’s Day Song/Ave Maria #27390 (1941)
Victor – Joe Raymond and His Orchestra – Rememb’ring/Salt Your Sugar #19178 (1923)
Leo Reisman and His Orchestra – Mean to Me/That’s What I Call Heaven #21921 (1929)
Columbia – Fisk University Male Quartette – Breathern Rise/In the Great Getting’ Up Mawnin’ #A2342 (1916)
Victor – Sir Harry Lauder – Mary of Argyle/Auld Scotch Sangs #45256 (record has a crack but can be repaired) (1922)
Victor – Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra – Love Nest/A Young Man’s Fancy #18678 (1920)
Victor – Ruby Newman and his Orchestra – Moonlight Brought Me the Sunshine/Till the Shadows Retire #24074 (1932)
Decca – Ted Weems and his Orchestra – The Martins and the Coys/Jelly Bean #810 (1936)
Album 3:
RCA Victor – Tex Beneke and his Orchestra – St Louis Blues March/Cherokee Canyon # 20-2722 (1947)
RCA Victor – Spike Jones and his City Slickers – William Tell Overture/The Man on the Flying Trapeze #20-2861 (1948)
Decca – Bing Crosby – Night and Day/Just One of Those Things #18887 (1943)
Decca – Jack Hylton and His Orchestra – Sousa Marches Medley #341 (1933)
Decca – Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians – The Bells of St. Mary’s/In a Monastery Garden #18302 (1942)
Victor – Arthur Pryor’s Band – Philadelphia/Sousa’s Band – The Sesqui-Centennial Exposition March #20054 (1926)
Columbia – Harry James and his Orchestra – The Flight of the Bumble Bee/Concerto for Trumpet #37144 (1946)
Capitol – Peggy Lee – Golden Earrings/I’ll Dance at Your Wedding #15009 (record has a crack but can be repaired) (1947)
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