Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #AMG: Prewar Popular, Dance, etc. -Untested. Getting better results by cleaning the records before playing: Before I play most old records that look a bit dirty, I usually clean them.
Twelve 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANK: Records from the 1940s and 1950s That Mostly Feature Vocalists -Untested. Getting better results by cleaning the records before playing: Before I play most old records that look a bit dirty, I usually clean them.
78 RPM 10″: Sonora 100 – Clyde Bernhardt and his Blue Blazers – Triflin’ Woman Blues / Sweet Jam Jam. (You know that!). The record is sandwiched between custom corrugated cardboard pads. The padded record is wrapped in bubble wrap for shock absorption.
You will find that this single sounds louder and more immediate than its LP counterpart.
Jacket Type and Condition: The standard LP jacket is in VG condition. The front image looks great. There is a crease at the upper right corner. Corner and edge wear is otherwise fairly mild. Although there is a little wear, the lettering on the spine and on the top edge is mostly readable.
Majestic 7258. 78 RPM 10″: Lee Wiley with Jess Stacy and his Orchestra. «Sugar (That Sugar Baby O’ Mine)». 1947 Release. «Woman Alone With The Blues». (You know that!). The record is sandwiched between custom corrugated cardboard pads and wrapped securely to keep it from being bent.