PLAYS no SKIPS 1900 E. Berliner’s Gramophone 78rpm record 1 side 7” Pat 1887 88
  $   241

 


$ 241 Sold For
Dec 13, 2020 Sold Date
Dec 6, 2020 Start Date
$   95 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
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Description

                                   Feb, 1900 E. Berliner’s Gramophone record one sided 7”

UPDATE:

Record plays all the way

No skips or repeating!

A friend played this record on his restored Victrola.  He wiped the record clean with a microfiber towel and used a new needle on his Victrola.  Looking at the condition of this 120 year old record, he was surprised that the record’s sound quality was as good as it was. He played it all the way through once. There were no skips and it didn’t get stuck on the same lyric (groove).  Of course there were wear sounds throughout the record but it was even.   

I hate to end the original listing but I always present complete descriptions. If this record had flaws or would not play I would have updated it for those reasons also.

I did not know of a way to test the record until a friend told me after the auction started that he had a Victrola. I regret if this caused anyone a problem. I'm lowering the price and now offering free shipping.

Dates printed (stamped into) the record:

Patented Nov 8, 1887

May 15, 1888 –May 6, 1890

Feb’y. 19, 1895 – Oct. 29,1895

Other patents applied for

2/10/1900 is inscribed in script after “Patents applied for”

 

Title: Coon Jine (to walk, dance, or carry with a sidling waddling shuffle).

Picolo solo

By George Schweinfest (inscribed on the record in signature. Signed by artist?)

0946  G                                   



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On Dec-06-20 at 09:35:06 PST, seller added the following information:

 

UPDATE:

Record plays all the way

No skips or repeating!

See description below

for more details.

A friend played this record on his restored Victrola.  He wiped the record clean with a microfiber towel and used a new needle on his Victrola.  Looking at the condition of this 120 year old record, he was surprised that the record’s sound quality was as good as it was. He played it all the way through once. There were no skips and it didn’t get stuck on the same lyric.  Of course there were wear sounds throughout the record.    


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