Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANQ: Records from the 1940s, 1950s and possibly the 1930s That Feature Jazz, Big Band, Swing and Other Popular Styles -Untested. Here is a nice batch of records from the 1940s/50s and possibly the 1930s.
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1940s Phil Harris ARA RM 104 78 RPM That’s What I Like About The South Jazz Pop
Side A: That’s What I Like About The South. Side B: Brazen Little Raisin. Vocal by Phil Harris. View highly detailed scans for details. Take your own conclusions. Date is approximate.
DUKE ELLINGTON – LOUISANA / AWFUL SAD – 1940s 10″ 78rpm RECORD
THIS 10″ 78rpm RECORD COULD BE THAT PERFECT GIFT.
2 VINTAGE 1940S VOGUE PICTURE DISCS- BOY WHO CRIED WOLF/TRIAL OF BUMBLE BEE
These records are in the format of a vinyl record with the record label of Wolf. They are a great addition to any music collection, especially for those interested in the era of the 1940s.
Naughty 90’s NO.2 BOX SET 4 Shella LPs Beatrice Kay Columbia Records C-36 1940’s
The Naughty 90’s No. 2 Box Set includes four 78 RPM vinyl records featuring jazz artist Beatrice Kay, released by Columbia Records in the 1940s. This first pressing set is made of shellac material and comes in a box format, making it a unique and collectible addition to any music enthusiast’s collection. With the theme of the 1940s and English language vocals, this box set offers a nostalgic glimpse into the jazz scene of that era, perfect for fans of vintage music.
WWII 1940’s Columbia Armed Forces Radio Service LP 16″ „AT EASE“ Program – VG+
Before rolling directly into the music. „At Ease and listen to the folk songs of tomorrow“. CONDITION – The Album is in VG+ shape. Sleeve is original. This is a very rare album 16″ and needs a specific turntable to play!
VERY RARE JAPANESE WWII ERA RECORD CASE w/ 3 1940s-50s 10″ 78 rpm Shellac record
VERY RARE JAPANESE WWII ERA RECORD CASE with 3 10″ 78 SHELLAC Records & lyrics for the two Japanese artist records. Pictures show the titles of both sides of each record.
Lot of 612 1940s RCA Victor Red Seal Columbia Brunswick 78 RPM Record Lot
It’s completely sealed, so you get that satisfying pop when breaking the plastic.
45 RPM RECORDS WITH PICTURE SLEEVES 1940S-50’S EASY LISTENING 20 Diff Ones Lot C
This lot includes 20 different 45 RPM records from the 1940s and 1950s featuring various artists in the easy listening genre. The records come with picture sleeves and are from the United States under the Listenable Records label. With a mix of artists and styles, this collection offers a nostalgic journey through the music of the mid-20th century for vinyl enthusiasts and collectors alike. These records are in very good to near mint condition
ROYALE 78 RPM 18228 ECHOES OF HARLEM ORCHESTRA EXC COND $9.95
This rare piece of music history is a 10″ 78 RPM record from the 1940s, featuring the Echoes of Harlem Orchestra on the Royale # 18228 record label. The black shellac material and cardboard sleeve make for an excellent addition to any vinyl collection. The record grading is Excellent (EX) and the sleeve grading is also Excellent (EX). This particular record has been well-preserved and is in excellent condition, perfect for collectors and fans of Jazz music. The country of origin is the United States and the format is 78 RPM. $9.95 with buyer to pay $4 shipping and handling.