Virginia Bootleggers Boone County Entertainers AKA Red Fox Chasers 78 RPM Record
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Virginia Bootleggers / What Is Home Without Babies By Boone County Entertainers - A.K.A Red Fox Chasers - 78 RPM - Supertone Label
You are bidding on the recording of Virginia Bootleggers (Side A) / What is a Home Without Babies (Side B) by the Boone County Entertainers which is an alias for The Red Fox Chasers. This 78 RPM shellac record was recorded in 1929 and is on the Supertone Label cat.# 9492.
The music is early country / folk / bluegrass with instruments including guitar, banjo, fiddle and harmonica.
I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL GRADER. By visual examination, I do not see any scratches on either side and rate it VG+. The inlay still has sharp colors with no scratches. I rate it VG+.
The sleeve is an original Supertone (not a plain generic one). The sleeve has a red check mark on each side, a small tear on one side, a tear around circle and the common impression left by the record. I grade this as G+. The sleeve has information on "Proper Playing Speed" and "Needles" on one side. The other side lists various artists.
I urge you to closely view the pictures and if you have questions, contact me.
This recording would make a great addition for the person who loves early country music.
Good Luck and Happy Bidding!
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