Rare Judy Garland Star is Born 78 RPM Set 1954 Columbia

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A STAR IS BORN

Soundtrack

COLUMBIA BM1201

1954

Here is the very rare 1954 78rpm boxed set of the soundtrack. What is especially interesting is how the "Born In A Trunk" sequence is split over 3 sides. "Someone At Last" is split over two sides. Notice how the songs look as though they're not in the proper order. This is because the sides are set up to be stacked on a "stackable" record player, one on top of the other, then after the first 5 sides have played the whole stack is flipped over to continue playing the remaining sides.

This special 78rpm set actually has metal hinges binding the cover to the rest of the box.

Box has some wear and damage.

There is a price tag (probably not the original) on the cover

Records show wear and have not been tested.

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Oh, this one is classic huh? Why didn’t she email me? She won the auction on 9/27/6. She paid on 9/29/6. The item was sent via media mail on 10/2/6. She leaves negative feedback asking me to email her on 10/9/6. Between 10/2/6 and 10/6/6 there were only FOUR business days! This woman is a complete novice.

Update: lizzyluvstoshop agreed to retract her feedback! 

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