Peerless Proctecto-Flap Album with 12 Oriole 78s 1920s
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Description
78 RPM Peerless Protecto-Flap record album containing 12 vintage Oriole 78 records. Oriole Records was the house brand for the McCrory department stores in the 1920s and 1930s. This is a very nice album and a nice set of early 1920s 78 records.
The album is in excellent condition, clean index and pages, no tears, no dog-ears, no writing, all flaps in excellent condition as is cover and binding. Some slight dark discoloration on inside front and back cover. Padded binder, no oder.
103 - "I'll Hop, Skip, and Jump" recorded July 1923 by Carl Gay's Orchestra b/w "Yoo Hoo" recorded Aug 26, 1921 by Lanin's Roseland Orchestra - rates E, some graying
104 - "Rosebuds" recorded Sept 1920 by Sanford's Dance Orchestra b/w "Chic-A-Dee" recorded July 1923 by Carl Gay's Orchestra - rates E+
106 - "Rosie" recorded Dec 1920 by the Oriole Dance Orchestra b/w "Oh! Harold" recorded May 24, 1923 by the Oriole Dance Orchestra - rates E, slight scuffs
142 - "Sleep" recorded Nov 1923 by Max Terr's Orchestra (Frisco Syncopators?) b/w Meditation from Thais recorded Oct 1921 by Ivan Chenski - rates E+
144 - "Aida March" by the Conway Band b/w "What Do You Do On Sunday, Mary?" recorded Oct 1923 by Arthur Hall and the Cosmopolitan Players (this may be a Harry Reser band) - rates E+
146 - "American Patrol" by a military band b/w "Mama Goes Where Papa Goes" recorded Nov 1923 by Arthur Hall and the Broadway Music Makers (this may be a Harry Reser band) - rates E-
147 - "If I Can't Get The Sweetie I Want" recorded Aug 1923 by Arthur Fields b/w "Sally In Our Alley" recorded June 1921 - rates E
170 - "Maybe She'll Write Me, Maybe She'll Phone Me" recorded Jan 1924 by the Lucky Strike Orchestra (probably a Nathan Glantz band) b/w "Poet And Peasant Overture" by the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra - rates E
178 - "What'll I Do" recorded Mar 1924 by the Frisco Syncopators b/w "Valse Brilliante" recorded May 1921 by Efrem Kriloff (piano) - rates E+
181 - "Why Did I Kiss That Girl" recorded Mar 1923 by Charles Dale and the Golden Gate Orchestra b/w "Medley of Jigs and Reels" by the C. H. Guards Band - rates E, very slight graying
232 - "Follow The Swallow" recorded by Ben Litchfield b/w "I'd Go A Long Long Way For You" by Charles Dale - rates E
452 - "Collegiate" recorded July 1925 by Bob Thomas and Billy West b/w "Every Little While" recorded July 1925 by Gilbert and Nelson - rates E+
All records are visually rated.
The pix only show 10 records, but I found two more to complete the set of 12.
My grading scale is not complicated. Mint (M, M-) means like new with only the slightest of scuffing. Excellent (E, E+, E-) means minor scuffs, scrapes, label wear, light scratches that do not affect the play. Good (G, G+, G-) means scuffing, scraping, scratches, acceptable playing with noticible noise. I try not to sell records that are warped or that skip unless noted. These are records I have picked up while expanding my own record collection.
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