stunning, exceptionally rare vintage 1920s spoken-word Christmas 78 RPM record titled «Santa Claus Hides in the Phonograph». Excellent condition record only Highly collectible early holiday novelty audio.
This product is a lot of 4 vintage 78 RPM Victor Records, each featuring 2 songs per disk. The records come with sleeves and are from the United States – likely from the 1920s. The quartet style music is performed by various artists and is a unique addition to any vinyl record collection. Perfect for music enthusiasts looking to explore classic music from the early 20th century. NOTE: I do not have the music player to test these records for any issues. They may have scratches or imperfections.
This Victor String Orchestra record features the Entr’ Acte-Gavotte and In The Mill compositions, and is a first edition released in 1923. The 10″ record is made of shellac material and has a black color, with a paper sleeve case type. The inlay and sleeve conditions are both rated as Excellent (EX), and the record grading is also Excellent (EX). The record label is Act, and the release title is Entr’ Acte-Gavotte. The style of the record is from the 1920s and falls under the classical and opera genres. This single format record is a great addition to any vinyl collection, and was manufactured in the United States.
(3)RUDY VALLEE: The Funny Side Of Rudy Vallee (1963) (Jubilee – JGM-2051) (Signed by Rudy Vallee as «Rudy» on back of album cover). Self-billed as «The World’s Greatest Entertainer». Jolson was one of the United states most famous and highest-paid stars of the 1910’s and 1920’s.
What stands about this single is the emotional punch it packs in under three minutes.
This product is a 78 RPM shellac single record from the 1920s, featuring Reverend Gates’ «Deacons Board Meeting Parts 1/2 Released by Okeh Electric, the record is in VG overall condition with more wear on Pt 2 near end and showcases a blend of SINNERS style of preaching and blues genres. ICONIC REVEREND GATES
Discover a piece of early 20th-century music history with this Columbia 78 RPM shellac record featuring the legendary Al Jolson.
You will find that the black color adds a sense of weight to the album.
THIS IS THE VERSION PLAYED ON A THEATER WURTLITZER ORGAN.
Victrola 3010. Victrola 66023. The records are in English language, with a mono audio channel, and are housed in paper sleeves. These are nearly forgotten, and from an all-but-forgotten era. I’ve listed them to the best of my ability.