Shellac – Colegio Trilingüe Bertha Von Glümer

United States Navy Band Americans We/CT National Guard March Columbia 35973

The product is a vinyl record featuring the United States Navy Band performing the song «Americans We» in a military marching style. The record is in very good condition and is labeled by Columbia. This piece of music history captures the patriotic sound of American military music, perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of military music. Fronted by the respected United States Navy Band, this record offers a glimpse into the tradition and spirit of the armed forces.

1914 United States Marine Band Santlemann NATIONAL EMBLEM MARCH VICTOR 18498

William H. Santlemann (conductor). 3/21/1914 Camden, New Jersey Victor 18498. with a paraphrase on Star Spangled banner in National emblem march. National emblem march. Great Victor Batwing 10″ 78 rpm record.

1914 United States Marine Band NATIONAL EMBLEM MARCH / LIGHTS OUT VICTOR 18498

3/21/1914 Camden, New Jersey Victor 18498. with a paraphrase on Star Spangled banner in National emblem march. National emblem march. Great Victor Batwing 10″ 78 rpm record. Lights out march. Two great Marches by John Philip Sousa’s own United States Marine Band.

United States Navy Band US WWII – 78rpm Victor 21296 Anchors Aweigh / All Hands

What stands out about this release is the rich black that feels luxurious.

E+ 1923 Spanish JOSE MARDONES Verdi Requiem/ Rossini Stabat Mater VICTOR 6420

Jose Mardones, a wonderful Spanish Bass sings LATE ACOUSTIC RECORD WITH LIMITED CATALOG LIFE. José Mardones (vocalist : bass vocal). Stabat Mater, G minor. Pro peccatis. 5/4/1923 Camden, New Jersey Master Victor 6420.

78 RPM 10″: Edison 51967 National Male Quartet Yankee Rose Arthur Fields Spanish

78 (80) RPM 10″: Edison 51967 – 1927 Release. L-Side: National Male Quartet – Yankee Rose. They can’t be safely played using your standard 78 record player’s stylus. I gave the playing surfaces a preliminary cleaning with a few passes of 91% isopropyl alcohol on cotton balls.

Willie Creager – Blue Skies (Irving Berlin) – Regular Girl – c1927 Jazz

This record by Willie Creager titled «Blue Skies» is a rare find for any music lover. Made in the United States in 1927, this 78 RPM shellac record has a black color and measures 10 inches in size. The genre of the music on this record is a combination of jazz, country, folk, blues, and fox trot. The record label is Perfect Records, and the artist is Willie Creager. This item falls under the categories of Vinyl Records and Music. Overall, this is a unique piece of music history that would make a great addition to anyone’s collection.

Waring’s Pennsylvanians My Regular Girl 10in Shellac 78 RPM Victor 20598 VG

• Victor Label 20598. by Art Landry and His Orchestra. Orthophonic Recording on Victor label. • Waring’s Pennsylvanians. • My Regular Girl / Who’ll Be the One?. Label aging present. Visually graded VG, not play-tested.

Charles Laughton/Herman Melville-Moby Dick Read Aloud Book DA-401 Shellac 12»

I have graded each of these, and so the album’s appearance will correspond with the grading.

1916 LOTTE LEHMANN Michael Bohnen Wagner Meistersinger Gut Abend Meister POLYDOR

Bohnen; 1107 m/ 1108 m;. Lehmann in Beethoven ‘s Fidelio. Polydor 85305. Orig Issue Geman Polydor 12″ 78 rpm record. «VERY QUIET» is an above average quiet record for a given pressing. «EXCEPTIONALLY QUIET» is close to noiseless, like a vinyl pressing.