EX RARE 1930s VINTAGE TRUSOUND LONDON PICTORIAL RECORD PICTURE DISC 78rpm A1031
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I have obtained a collection of 10 extremely rare 1930s 78rpm pictorial records by Trusound of London. Trusound was only in business for a few years in the early 1930s and these 'A' series records (among the earliest picture discs) were only made for a few months from the summer of 1933 to the spring of 1934. They are pressed on celluloid laminated card discs and have wonderfully colourful Art Deco images of the period on either side. They each measure 9 5/8" in diameter. On the rare occaisions when these discs turn up they are often in poor unplayable condition as they are prone to damage and age related deterioration. This group are mainly in well above average condition but are all sold as untested as I don't have a means to play them.
I will be selling these discs individually. Postage can be combined and several can be sent together for little or no extra cost depending on final packed weight.
Offered here is disc number 'A1031' - 'If I Could Paint Your Picture On The Moon' (Foxtrot) & 'When You Said "So Long" Did You Mean Goodbye?' both played by The Odonians (with vocal chorus). The disc in nice condition as per my photos showing some minor edge delamination, overall surface wrunkling/rippling and a light spatter of emulsion paint to part of one side (should pick off with care). A rare and highly decorative collectable picture disc offered here with a low price start and no reserve.
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