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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Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANE: 1940s 50s Vocal Crooner Pop Easy Listening
Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANE: Records from the 1940s and 1950s Featuring A Variety Of Popular Styles -Untested. Here is a nice batch of records from the 1940s/50s. You never know for sure how well any record will play until you actually play it though and it’s possible you might find a clunker or two in this lot.
Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANH: Vocal Pop EZ Jazz Swing Crooner 1940s 50s
Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #ANH: Records from the 1940s and 1950s In A Variety Of Popular Styles -Untested. There is a sound sample video of „Bumble Boogie“ in the photos section. Getting better results by cleaning the records before playing: Before I play most old records that look a bit dirty, I usually clean them.
10 Random 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot: 1940s/50s Pop Vocals Big Band Crooners Jazz ++
10 Random 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot: Primarily 1940s and 1950s and Occasional 1930s Popular Vocalists, Big Band, Crooners, Jazz and other Popular Styles -Untested. This sale is my way of letting stacks of records go cheaply to adventurous collectors who enjoy surprises.
Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #AOC: Vocal Pop EZ Jazz Swing Crooner 1940s 50s
Thirteen 78 RPM 10″ Records Lot #AOC: Records from the 1940s and 1950s In A Variety Of Popular Styles -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.
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.
Jo Stafford: Symphony / Day by Day: Capitol # 227 1945: EX: SHIPS FREE & INSURED
Label:CAPITOL RECORDS # 227. (A) Symphony. Vinyl Condition: EX. Very Good (VG) ~The 78 has seen a bit of life but is still usable. I t is visually and audibly „USED‘. Country:United States. Very Good Plus (VG+) ~ Will show a few faults.
1980 STERLING SAINT-JACQUES I’m A Star/Again 45″ EMI Italiana, Studio 54 Disco
What stands out about this edition is the multicolor vinyl instead of plain black.
Frank Sinatra – Dream / There’s No You – Columbia Records 36797 – 10″ 78rpm
The product is a 10″ 78rpm record featuring the songs „Dream“ and „There’s No You“ by Frank Sinatra, released by Columbia Records in 1945. The record is in very good condition and is a valuable addition to any music collection, especially for fans of classic jazz and vocal music from the mid-20th century.
The Rock N Roll Era 1954-1955 2x Lp SRNR-08 Vinyl 1986 US Time Life VG
Great for its age ready to be played