Vintage 10-Pocket Bound Record Album Set w/ 1910s–1920s 78 RPM Shellac
$
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Description
Stunning piece of early 20th-century music history! Up for sale is an original vintage 10-pocket bound Victor Talking Machine Co. record album containing a hand-curated collection of classic 10-inch 78 RPM shellac records. Featuring legendary early labels including Victor, Columbia Graphophone, and Brunswick-Balke-Collender.
This collection captures the golden age of acoustic and early electric recording, featuring iconic artists, dance orchestras, and vaudeville acts from the late 1910s and early 1920s.
Featured Matrix Numbers & Artists in this Book:
• Victor 18457 - Original Dixieland Jazz Band ("At the Jazz Band Ball" / "Ostrich Walk")
• Victor 18231 - Ralph Bingham
• Victor 18921 / 18372 - Harold Veo's Orchestra / Club Royal Orchestra
• Columbia A2045 - Sterling Trio ("On the South Sea Isle")
• Columbia A2692 - Avon Comedy Four ("Oh! What a Time for the Girlies")
• Columbia A3453 - Second Hand Rose / Fanny Brice Era
• Brunswick 2079 / 2527 - Carl Fenton's Orchestra / Gene Rodemich's Orchestra
Condition:
• Album Binder: Original Victor "His Master's Voice" embossed cover with index page. Shows vintage age-appropriate wear, edge scuffs, and patina consistent with historical storage (see photos).
• Records: Shellac 78 RPM records are in vintage playable-to-good condition with standard surface wear and minor scuffs expected from age. Housed safely in their original sleeves.
A must-have lot for antique phonograph owners, early jazz historians, and mid-century display collectors! Fast and secure shipping packed safely between rigid cardboard.
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