Lot of 81 vintage 1920’s/1930’s 78 rpm phonograph records. Various artists and labels, including band leaders of the era who recorded with Columbia, Decca, Victor, Capitol, etc. Great grouping for those who collect.
The product is a box set titled «The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records Vol. II, 1928-1932″ by Third Man Records. Released in 2014, this 12» vinyl set features various artists from the jazz and blues genres. With a speed of 33 RPM, this collection showcases the history and impact of Paramount Records during the specified time period, offering a unique insight into the music industry of the era. THE RECORDS ARE NOT IN IT!!
Blind Lemon Jefferson «Early Blues» compilation issued in 1974 on Olympic Records. Vinyl is in mint condition; Jacket is in very good condition.
HENRY THOMAS Sings The TEXAS Blues! COVER in VG+ with 1″ split at top opening, 1/2″ split at bottom opening, yellowing/staining. VINYL in VG++, a few very tight surface marks only. Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A): ojl3a.
Vinyl record LP «Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five.». Unknown year, released on Columbia Records as CL 851 in Monaural Sound. Jacket grades Very Good/+ while LP itself grades Excellent.
Circa 1920. The prolific Irving Kaufman sings «Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes», with orchestra. On the flip side, Frank Crumit performs «Dapper Dan», with orchestra. Lively music with nonsense lyrics, two fun listens.
Here is an antique Columbia E4979 Italian Sicilian Shellac 10″ 78 RPM record published in 1921. U VECCHIU E A VECCHIA. DUO GUARNERI. Columbia Grafonola. Columbia Records. Comic Song. This was found in an old Victrola and appears to be in good condition as you can see in the photographs.
Near Mint (NM) – Terrific Sound, Almost like new – Looks great – 1 or 2 light scratches or scruffs. VG Lot of surface noise – Lot of scratches. VG+ – Fair amount of surface noise – Looks shows a number of scratches.
The black shellac material ensures the authentic reproduction of the period’s sound quality. Whether you’re looking to complete a collection or experience the acoustic charm of the early 20th century, this release stands as an emblematic artifact.
This is a 1925 78 RPM 10″ record by Vernon Dalhart on the Victor label. The single includes the songs «The Wreck of the 1256» and «Mother’s Grave.». The record is in very good (VG) condition and features the original inner sleeve.