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Up for sale is a stunning vintage artifact from the golden age of early recorded sound: a genuine antique Victor Talking Machine Co. bound record album binder (patented December 17, 1918), complete with a hand-selected collection of nine vintage 10-inch 78 RPM shellac records.
This magnificent set includes labels from the giants of the acoustic and early electrical eras, featuring Victor, Columbia, Brunswick, and Cameo.
Highlights & Included Track Listing:
• Victor 18236 – "Don't Slam That Door" / "I Can't Behave When You're Around" (Ada Jones & Billy Murray)
• Victor 18617 – "Alcoholic Blues" / "Jerry" Fox Trots (All Star Trio)
• Victor 19007 – "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" (Paul Whiteman Orchestra) / "Mister Gallagher & Mister Shean"
• Victor 19379 – "Mandalay" / "String Beans" Fox Trots (Art Hickman / Vincent Rose Orchestras)
• Columbia A2772 – Sacred selections by Earle T. Wilde
• Columbia A2779 – Violin solos by Sascha Jacobsen
• Brunswick 2380 – Hot jazz/dance numbers by The Cotton Pickers ("He May Be Your Man...")
• Cameo 616 & S-264 – Early 1922/1923 Cameo pressings featuring Paul Van Loan, Bob Haring, and Josef Borisoff.
Condition:
The outer binder exhibits characteristic vintage wear, edge rubbing, and age-appropriate patina consistent with a piece over a century old. The internal sleeves and index page retain immense historic charm. The 78 RPM shellac records are in overall vintage condition with surface scuffs typical of age; perfect for display, period staging, or vintage phonograph enjoyment.
Please review all high-resolution photos closely for exact visual condition. Ships securely and swiftly with full tracking to ensure safe delivery. Add this incredible piece of musical history to your collection today!
