Starday – Colegio Trilingüe Bertha Von Glümer

Company Sleeve 45 Starday – Brown W/ Black Text “Golden Treasures”

Artist:StardaySongs:Brown w/ Black text “Golden Treasures” / Condition of Vinyl: N/ACondition of Label/Sleeve: VG+ to NM (No Major Tears, Writing or Creases) Shipping Costs Location Shipping Cost for 1st Item Cost Per Additional Items U.S. $4 for 45 $4 for LP 45-FREE! LP-$1 each Canada $6 for 45 $8 for LP 45-$1 each LP-$3 each Worldwide $9.00 for 45 $15 for LP 45-$1 each LP $4 each All items that sell for over $200 internationally must be shipped via fedex which costs $25. We gladly ship anywhere in the world! Please let us know if you have any questions…Thanks! Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution

Company Sleeve 45 Starday – White w/ Yellow Banner & Black Text (1961-1967) Nash

Starday.

BILL CLIFTON: Carter Family Memorial Album (Vinyl LP Record Sealed)

The black color here is opaque and doesn’t let any light pass through.

LONESOME PINE FIDDLERS 45 WHY DO YOU TREAT ME THE WAY YOU DO / 2 KINDS OF BLUES

«TWO KINDS OF BLUES». MINT-. VERY CLEAN ONLY A COUPLE VERY LIGHT MARKS OR SMUDGES. LIGHT SCRATCHES ONLY, SHOULD PLAY AND LOOK VERY NICE WITH MINIMAL SURFACE NOISE. 45 RPM RECORD. A BIT ROUGH BUT WILL PLAY OK.

SONNY FISHER: pink and black / little red wagon STARDAY 7″ Single 45 RPM

SONNY FISHER. Format: 7″ Single (45 RPM). VG+ Very Good Plus Close to like new with only superficial signs of use that don’t affect play. Only well cared for records will grade out to VG+. Will satisfy all but the most demanding collector.

Hobo Jack Adkins Now That You’re Gone / Baby Tell Me Why Starday 1958 Bluegrass

Around 17, he actually acquired a guitar of own, after a bit of barter involving a. 22 rifle and a bushel of shelled corn. “Going Back to Kentucky” was a marvelous number cut in 1945 with a sprightly bluegrass feel to it; Adkins backed simply by Ratliff on mandolin, a bassist, and a spicy banjo player identified only as “Red Onion.”.