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Pepsi-Cola Your Man in Service WWII Recorded Message 78rpm Envelope Mailer

Era: WWII (1940s). „THE VOICE OF. Format: 78 RPM Voice Recording Record. This personalized record was sent to Mr. & Mrs. M. Kuzma at 6255 N. Campbell Ave., Chicago 45, Ill. from their loved one serving in the military.

WWII 1940s Columbia Armed Forces Radio Service LP 16″ Major Meredith Willson VG+

(often misspelled as Willson). Radio Disc. CONDITION – The Album is in VG+ shape. Sleeve is original. This is a very rare album 16″ and needs a specific turntable to play! WArm Weather Warning (Keep away from Heat“. ).

Rare 11 Vintage Children’s Vinyl Records 1940s-70s Disney James Stewart & More

A great starter lot or addition to any collection! Tigger, ( WY-439 47-0286 & 47-0286)Vinyl (VG): Few Surface scratches present butdoes not affect play. Inner record Sleeves: All four are inexcellent condition.

Lot Of 7 1940’s-50’s Wilcox-Gay Recordio Disc Records Recordings

some look really bad some look really good. some are metal with vinyl and some are all vinyl. I don’t have any way of testing them. so they’re sold as is.

ARTIE SHAW – FRENESI / BEGIN THE BEGUINE – 1940s 10″ 78rpm RECORD

THIS 10″ 78rpm RECORD COULD BE THAT PERFECT GIFT.

19 Random 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot: 1940s/50s Pop Vocals Big Band Crooners. 739

This lot of 19 random 78 RPM 10″ records from the 1940s/50s features a selection of different artists and styles, including pop vocals, big band, crooners, and more. These first pressings on various labels showcase the musical diversity of the mid-century era, with a mix of pop, easy listening, jazz, and dance genres. Perfect for any occasion and all occasions, these black shellac records are a must-have for vinyl collectors and music enthusiasts looking to add some vintage charm to their collection.

15 Antique Shellac 78 RPM RECORDS 1929-1950 CROSBY, WALLER+Jazz Fox Trot 1940s

1943Bing Crosby Andrew Sisters „Jingle Bells“/ „Santa Claus Comin‘ to Town“ DECCA. 1929 Ted Lewis “Lonely Troubadour”/ “Through!”. 1957-D Columbia Troubadour has a gray stain, which looks like a big scratch on the photo.

WWII 1940s Columbia Armed Forces Radio Service LP 16″ Benny Goodman +Lynn Murray

Lynn Murray was orchestra conductor! This is a very rare album 16″ and needs a specific turntable to play! CONDITION – The Album is in VG+ shape. Sleeve is original. Highly Collectible!

10 Complete Frank SInatra 78 rpm records

This is a collection of songs recorded by Frank Sinatra from the 1940s. 10 complete 78 rpm in total. Number 11 is broken but I can still send along. 20 playable songs in total. Plays on modern machines. Highlight includes You’ll Never Walk Alone from Carousel.

Dinah Shore – Candy / He’s Home For A Little While – 1945 78 rpm Record 20-1632

Item Condition :Very Good+, preowned. Fully play tested and recorded. No used record is perfect, and may have flaws, inaudible/audible scuffs, scratches, fingerprints or background noise of varying degrees.