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1920's Victor 10" 78 RPM Shellac Record (Catalog 19172)

Posted 26 days ago in La Mesa, CA

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1920's Victor 10" 78 RPM Shellac Record (Catalog 19172)

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*More Records Available In My Storefront* I have a vintage, original Victor Talking Machine Co. 78 RPM record, catalog 19172, featuring Waring’s Pennsylvanians led by Fred Waring. This classic late-1920s dance band recording includes: Side A: Sleep-Waltz (Duerme-Vals) – with vocal chorus Side B: The West, a Nest, and You – Waltz A great example of early American popular music and big band-era waltz recordings, pressed on the iconic Victor “His Master’s Voice” label. Perfect for collectors of 78 RPM records, jazz/dance band music, or vintage phonograph items. Good vintage condition. Surface wear, scuffs, and scratches present. Label shows wear and discoloration (see photos). No visible cracks. The paper sleeve is original and heavily worn with torn edges and taped. Sold as-is, untested due to age

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Condition

Used (normal wear)

Size

10"

Genre

Jazz, Pop, Classical

Speed

78 RPM

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