78s

This Orchid Means Goodbye / Just Wait 'Til I Get You Alone Carl Smith Columbia, 1953 Background noise and clicks, but still sounds good.

Tell Me A Story / The Little Boy And The Old Man Jimmy Boyd & Frankie Laine with Paul Weston and His Orchestra and the Norman Luboff Choir. Carl Fischer Piano 78 RPM Shellac 10 inch phonograph record. 1953. Plays well, with some background noise.

Record dealers and serious collectors of old 78s will want to tuck this handy 'Dr. Records' Original 78 rpm Pocket Price Guide' in their pocket when they go scouting for good, collectible disks. A quick reference for prices, recording dates and disk numbers, it also contains facts about the valuable 'gems' and good advice on how to avoid oldies that aren't so golden. Author Peter Soderbergh's 4th guide to 78s specializes in popular music (1917 to 1950) and includes a section on classical records (1900 to 1940). Prices may vary through the years, but the listening pleasure is always free of charge! The book is in Very Good condition with only light edge/corner wear and a few scuffs on covers. It is ex lib with the usual library markings.

This vintage 78RPM recording has a delightful cover sleeve depicting Mommy kissing Santa Claus. It is sung by Jimmy Boyd and accompanied by Norman Luboff. Side 2 has Thumbelina. The colorful cover sleeve is in great condition and a wonderful collectible in itself. ADD $6.00 SHIPPING TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA. I offer a shipping discount on multiple purchases when they can be combined.

Ella Mae Morse with Dick Walters and his Orchestra, Shoo-Shoo Baby (from the Universal Picture Three Cheers for the Boys) b/w No Love, No Nuthin' (from the 20th Century Fox Picture The Gang's All Here). Mid-1940s, Capitol #143, 78 rpm 10 record. Condition: 78: Fair, has heavy surface noise. S&H is an additional $6.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Fun At The Circus from The Greatest Show On Earth, featuring circus clowns, songs, animals and fun. 1950s, Robin Hood Records #RH 43, 4-disc 78 rpm 6 3/4 vinyl record box set. Tracks include Arrival of the Circus, the Circus Band, the Elephant Trunk, Lee Stacy, World's Famous Midget, the Midget and Giant Sing We've Been Working on the Railroad, the Talking Flea, Circus Fireworks, the Big Arena and Billy the Wonder Boy, Bobo, the Clown, the Acrobats, and the Grand Finale. Condition: 78: Fair, has heavy surface noise throughout but is still listenable. Box: Good, has light wear. S&H is an additional $5.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Eddie Fisher sang A Girl, A Girl and Anema E Core on a mono 78 record made by RCA Victor. Eddie was the star of the Coke Time on TV in the 50's when this record was released. The record sleeve has some corner folds and small tear otherwise in fair condition. Record has been played but appears to be in good condition.

- Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, The Boys Are Marching b/w Hail, Hail The Gang's All Here by the Golden Records Sing-Along Chorus and Carroll Bugle Yellow Vinyl Record with Picture Sleeve. Condition: 78: Fair, has scratchiness but is still listenable throughout. Sleeve: Very Good, has some light creasing, and 2 very small tears on the right edge. S&H is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Borrah Minevitch and His Harmonica Rascals. 1940s?, De Luxe #22, 3-Disc 78 rpm set. Featured songs are: Lullaby, September Song, In A Little Spanish Town, Prelude In C # Minor, What Is This Thing Called Love, and I'll See You In My Dreams. Condition: 78s: Good, some surface noise. Cover: Good, has some light wear. Shipping is additional.

The Four Aces, Stranger In Paradise. This is a 78 Recording by Decca Records from 1951-57. Other songs included are Heart Of My Heart. L480x10.

Frank Sinatra, Time After Time. This is a 78 Recording by Columbia Records from 1939-58. Other songs included are I Believe. L480x5.

Perry Como, When You Were Sweet Sixteen. This is a 78 Recording by RCA Records from 1943-58. Other songs included are Chi Baba Chi Baba. L480x8.

Eddie Fisher, Just A Little Lovin. This is a 78 Recording by RCA Records from 1950-57. Other songs included are I'm Yours. L480x3.

Perry Como, It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas. This is a 78 Recording by RCA Records from 1943-58. Other songs included are There Is No Christmas Like A Home Christmas. L480x2.

Perry Como, If You Were The Only Girl. This is a 78 Recording by RCA Records from 1943-58. Other songs included are They Say It's Wonderful. L480x1.

Liberace, Blue Danube plus more. This is a Liberace 78 Music Recording from a Society For Savings Record and includes Humoresque as the other tune. It has minor scratches but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP642.

Gene Kelly, The Pied Piper Of Hamelin. This is Part 2 & 3, 78 Music Recording. It has minor scratches but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP641.

Tommy Dorsey, Swanee River plus more. This is a Tommy Dorsey 78 Music Recording from RCA Records and includes Stardust as the other tune. Circa 1941 to 1957. It has minor scratches but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP640.

Al Jolson, You Made Me Love You & more. This is an Al Jolson 78 Music Recording from Decca Records and includes Ma Blushin Rosie as the other tune. It has minor scratches but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP635.

Al Jolson, California Here I Come & more. This is an Al Jolson 78 Music Recording from Decca Records and includes Rock A Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody as the other tune. It has minor scratches but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP637.

Frankie Carle, Charmaine & Diane. This is Frankie Carle & His Girlfriends 78 Recording from Columbia Records #36690. It has minor scratches and a tiny rim chip but in overall good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP639.

Frankie Carle, Rose Marie & Margie. This is Frankie Carle & His Girlfriends 78 Recording from Columbia Records #36691. It has minor scratches but in overall very good condition, see photo (jacket not included unless shown). PDP634.

The Capital Jazzmen, New American Jazz. Capitol #CD-3, 4-Disc 78 rpm set, disc #1 is missing. The remaining 3 discs feature the following songs: In My Solitude, Casanova's Lament, Sugar, Ain't Goin' No Place, Someday Sweetheart, and That Old Feeling. The inside of the cover has photos of all the musicians (See photo for musician list). Condition: 78s: Fair, heavy surface noise. Cover: Good, has some ringwear. Shipping is additional.

Ted Heath, Shall We Dance. By London Records #Ps148, 1950 To 1962. L256x9.

Romantic Sound Of Fred Waring & Pennsylvannians By Capitol Records #SPC3451, 1957 To 1969. The 1999 B.V. = $10.00. L259x10.

Best Of Guy Lombardo And The Royal Canadians. By Capitol Records #T1461, 1956-1961, 1999b.V. = $10.00 To $25.00. L259x8. PDP2004

Jane Freeman, With A Song In My Heart. By Capitol Records, 1952-1956, 1999BV=$12.00 to $25.00. L259x7.

The Best Of Tommy James & The Shondells. By Roulette Records #SR42040, 1970s, 10 songs Include Ball Of Fire, Crystal Blue Persuasion, Mony Mony, (Baby Baby) I Can't Take It No More, Hanky Panky, Crimson & Clover, Sweet Cherry Wine, Sugar On Sunday, Mirage, And I Think We're Alone Now. L262x6.

Jennifer Holliday, Feel My Soul. By Geffen Records, #GHS-4014, in good condition, 1999 BV=$5.00 to $10.00, 12 inch record, 1982-1986. 9 songs include Just Let Me Wait, I Am Ready Now, This Game Of Love (I'm Never Coming Down), I Am Love, Shine A Light, Just For Awhile, My Sweet Delight, Change Is Gonna Come, And This Day. L262x5). PDP2004.

The Best Of Spike Jones. By RCA #ANL-1-1035(E), from 1975, no scratches, the cover front has some damage, 1999 BV=$5.00 to $10.00 each. L262x4. PDP2004.

About Us And Our Friends. From the 1940s put out by The Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., a 1st grade reader with 32 pages in very good condition, 1999 BV=$15.00 to $20.00. L263x8. PDP2004

Martin Denny Exotic Sounds, Silver Screen. By Liberty Records, #3158, years 1959 to 1963, has model Sandy Warner on the cover. 1999 BV=$25.00. L267x7.

Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians. Titled Some Enchanted Evening by Capitol Records, #SPC 3454, from 1957 to 1969, no scratches. L267x8.

These two sided records are pressed in yellow vinyl. I am guessing them to be 78 RPM, but it is possible that they are 45 RPM. I don't see where it is labeled anywhere! The 6 records are in excellent condition with very very few if any scratches. They are without warps as well. The first record is I Gotta Cold for Christmas by the Three Stoodges and the Music Wreckers. The flip side is All I Want for Christmas is my Two Front Teeth. The second record is Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep by Anne Lloyd and the The Sandpipers with Mitch Miller. The flip side is Cuddle Down by the Arthur Norman Chorus. The third record is Dale Evans sings Ave Maria (really) with Mitch Miller and the flip side is Roy Rogers singing The Lord's Prayer. The fourth record is Skip to my Lou by Anne Lloyd and Mitch Miller and the flip side is Humpty Dumpty and Jack and Jill by the Sandpipers. The fifth record is It Came Upon a Midnight Clear by the The Sandpiper Chorus and Silent Night. The last record is Christmas Song and Santa Claus is Coming to Town by Anne Lloyd and the Sandpipers. Unfortunately, none of the records has the paper sleeve.

Elvis Presley, Burning Love album. By RCA Camden, CAS 2595 from 1972, Vol. 2, photo is missing, in good condition, 1999 BV=$20.00 to $30.00. L249x2.

Elvis Presley, Separate Ways album. By RCA Camden, CAS 2611 from 1973, in good condition, 1999 BV=$30.00 to $35.00. L249x3.

Elvis Presley, Country. By RCA LSP 4460 with Orange label, flexible vinyl from 1971 with no photo or shrink wrap, in fair condition, 1999 BV=$15.00 to $25.00. L249x6.

Elvis, That's The Way It Is, Elvis. By RCA LSP 4445 with the Orange label, flexible vinyl, 1971 in very good condition, the 1999 BV=$15.00 to $25.00. L249x8.

Elvis Presley 50,000,000 Fans Cant Be Wrong. Elvis Golden Records Vol. 2 by RCA, LSP 2075(E), 1968, Orange Label, rigid vinyl, in very good condition, the 1999 BV=$30.00 to $40.00. L249x9.

Doris Day I Have Dreamed with picture cover. Columbia Records #CL1660, 1960 to 1964, 10 ½ inch. The 1999 BV=$10.00 to $20.00 each. L162x24. (s1)

A Tribute In Memory Of Hank Williams. Includes picture cover, sung by Hank Larry by Diplomat Records, record #2314. Has no scratches, 10 ½ inches, 33 1/3 High Fidelity. L162x23. (s1)

Columbia Records West Side Story. Record #OL 5670. Includes pictured cover sides and 11 pictures inside from the movie, high fidelity, no scratches. L162x22. (s1)

Johnny Almeida 78 Album. Record by The 49th State Hawaii Record Co. Records from 1950s. Titles include. Music049.

Johnny Almeida 78 Album. Record by The 49th State Hawaii Record Co. Records from 1950s. Titles include. Music046.

Johnny Almeida 78 Album. Record by The 49th State Hawaii Record Co. Records from 1950s. Titles include. Music047.

Hilo Katie & Genoa Keawe 78 Album. Record by The 49th State Hawaii Record Co. Records from 1950s. Titles include. Music042.

Joe Keawe 78 Album. Record by The 49th State Hawaii Record Co. Records from 1950s. Titles include. Music043.

Jo Stafford 78 Album. Record by Capitol Records from 1943 to 1950. Titles include. Music040.

Les Baxter 78 Album. Record by Capitol Records from 1950 to 1957. Titles include. Music038.

Arthur Godfrey 78 Album. Record by Columbia Records from 1950 to 1956. Titles include. Music036.

Mario Lanza 78 Album. Record by RCA Records from 1950 to 1957. Titles include. Music035.

Doris Day & Frankie Laine 78 Album. Record by Columbia Records from 1952. Titles include. Music032.

Bluebird Military Band 78 Album. Record by RCA Bluebird Records from 1950s to 1960s. Titles include. Music030.

Bing Crosby 78 Album. Record by Decca Records from 1934 to 1957. Titles include. Music028.

Rusty Draper 78 Album. Record by Mercury Records from 1952 to 1957. Titles include. Music025.

Bing Crosby 78 Album. Record by Decca Records from 1934 to 1957. Titles include. Music024.

Jimmy Dorsey 78 Album. Record by MGM Records from 1954. Titles include. Music023.

Vaughn Monroe 78 Album. Record by RCA Records from 1947 to 1958. Titles include. Music021.

Eddie Fisher 78 Album. Record by RCA Records from 1950 to 1957. Titles include. Music018.

The Bell Sisters 78 Album. Record by RCA Records from 1950 to 1953. Titles include. Music019.