12 Antique 1910s Single Sided Shellac '78 RPM' Gramophone Records, With Binder
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12 Antique 1910s Single Sided Shellac '78' RPM Gramophone Records, With Victor Record Album Binder.
A hard-to-find "His Master's Voice" Victor record binder, complete with twelve different antique 10-inch shellac '78' gramophone records - mostly from the 1910s. ALL of which are single-sided 10" shellacs. Records are just $4 each ($48 in total), and includes the album book. Made in Canada, inside the binder reads "Victor Talking Machine Company of Canada, Limited". The vast majority of disks were pressed in Canada.
Binder comes complete with twelve thick antique shellac records from the late 1910s. Records are of the "78 RPM" variety and typically hold just one single song per side. Records included are:
***Record Company | Product Code | Artist/Band | Songs/Tracks | Year Produced
• Victor (5305) Darius Lyons and His Orchestra (Rondo - Donjon) - ca. 1907
• Victor (64860) John McCormack (Your Eyes Have Told Me So) - 1920
• Victor (64341) John McCormack (Eilleen Allanna) - ca. 1914
• Victor (64926) John McCormack (The Next Market Day/A Ballynure Ballad) - 1920
• Victor (64328) John McCormack (Say 'Au Revoir' But Not 'Good-Bye') - 1914
• Victrola (64962) John McCormack (Beneath The Moon Of Lombardy) - 1921
• Victor Concert Record (2605) Arthur Pryor's Band (Bohemian Girl Selection) - ca. 1903
• Victor (5094) Semper Fidelis March (American Fife, Bugle & Drums Corp) - 1907
• Victor (64430) John McCormack (Because - Guy D'Hardelot) - ca. 1914
• Victor (2586) Lufsky and Christie & Arthur Pryor's Band (The Nightingale and the Blackbird) - 1903
• Victor (64205) John McCormack (Macushla) - 1911
• Victor (64664) John McCormack (The Star Spangled Banner) - 1917
ALL 12 disks are single-sided with blank reverses. A few of these records are considered quite rare, and are not found on record index websites.
Measures 11" x 12" x 2" thick. Weighs 7 full pounds!
We took special care to photograph both sides of each and every disk, rather than focus on the binder. The value here is in the disks, not the binder.
CONDITION: Album has seen better days, and has wear to the outer spine edge, paint flecks inside, smudging and a couple of minor tears to the pages. Binding is still tight. Index page in the front is still blank. Disks are free of chips or cracks, except for one record which has a small 1" long chip around the edge along the back (see the red arrow in photo #10).
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