Five Edison Thick, 78 rpm Diamond Disc Records
  $   25

 


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Jan 28, 2019 Sold Date
Jan 21, 2019 Start Date
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Last year I purchased an Edison record player from an Estate and along with the player was a slew of records. The machine had been in the family since it was purchased new and had very little wear. Amazingly the records that accompanied it were excellent with little or no show of wear. i.e.: no scratches or blemishes. I think that the sleeves or covers are original to the records? The last pat. date on the sleeves are 1918 so I assume they were produced after that date. The sleeves also state: "Edison Re-Creation (Record)". I assume this means that the sounds have be reproduced on the record. I have not played them, not wanting to injure them in any way.  The covers  are NOT pristine and do show varying degrees of wear from storage. The following is a list of the five records that are included in this group:
Record No. 1: #80355-L; "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" by Metropolitan Quartet; Paper stick-on label          Excellent                     Add: #5488 (On Label but along edge of same); #5488-5-4).......................................                        #80355-R; "Shall we Gather at the River"            "        "                 "            "         "      "      "                 "                     Add: #5294 (On label but along edge of same);#5294-C-4-7 ( Outside of label into wax)
Record No. 2: #51978-R; "I cannot Sing the Old Songs" by Kaplan"s Melodists; Paper stick-on label                      Excellent                     Add: 11579 (On label but...................................); #11579-A-1-4....................................                        #51978-L;  "See-Saw---Waltzes"                "       "              "               "        "      "     "                              "                     Add:#11580 (On.................................................); #11580-C-1-2 ((...........................
Record No. 3: #5231-A-5-103; " Can't Yo Heah Me Callin Caroline"; by The Homestead Trio; Imprinted Label w/ Chipped Center Hole on                          this side Excellent condition otherwise and will not effect playback.                                  Add: Same as #4                        #5406-B-4-77; "Indiana"; by Vernon Dalahart; Imprinted Label                                                             Excellent                      Add: Same as #4
Record No. 4: # 4345-C-3-7; "Old Black Joe"; by Christine Miller; Imprinted Label                                                      Excellent                     Add: This is the only # that I can find and it looks like it was manually written on the edge of the label.                        # 4461-A-1-85; "Punchinello" by Edmund A Jahn          "          "                                                                 "                     Add: Same
Record No. 5: # 5120-C-2-25; "But th Lord is Mindfull of His Own" by Christine Miller; Imprinted Label                       Excellent                     Add: Same as #4                        # 6165-A-1-26; "Just as I Am"; by Arthur Middleton                                        "         "                                  "                     Add: Same as #4
The last three records had their #'s hand incised below the label and are probably older than the first two records.
Please note that I have added additional #'s to each recording except the last three The last three only have one #, period. But looking at the first two record #'s I assume the record #'s to be: #1 = #5488 & #5294; #2 = #11579 & #11580; #3 = #5321 & #5406; #4 = #4345 & #  4461;  #5 = #5120 & #6165. I hope this clears up any questions on the record #'s.



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