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RECORDS - UNUSUAL
RECORD
CONDITION CODES
c5
- mint, no scratches, rarely played
c4
- excellent, few if any scatches
c3
- reasonable, normal wear as expected
c2
- poor, but playable
c1
- badly worn, many scratches, maybe damaged (indicated)
Also:
s
- scanned label, most likely illustrated in specific label section.
UNUSUAL
Basically,
this category deals with the ‘unusual' size of a record, perhaps an overstatement
as these smallwer (than 10-inch) records were far from ‘unusual' if one
considers the number of them. See also RARE category.
U001
sc3 DURIUM Manufactured by Durium Products (G.B.) Ltd.
EN-26.
STANDCHEN
The
Band of H.M. 2nd Battaalion Queens Ropyal Regiment. Conducted by
Mr. R. Barsotti.
[Thin,
brown, flexible vinyl, cardboard backing.]
U002
sc2 GOODSON RECORD Goodson Gramophone Records Co. Ltd. London.
228.
JUST LIKE A STORY BOOK (McCarthy, Hanley)
Frank
Novak and His Music. Fox-trot with Vocal Chorus.
U228.
THE WINDING ROAD THAT LEADS TO HOME (Sannella). The Michigonians.
[Stamped ‘Factory Pressing Not For Sale'. Flexible record, double sided.
No label as such - data printed in blue on thin white vinyl.]
U003
sc3 IMPERIAL
Crystalate
Gramophone Record Manufacturing Co. Ltd., London
C123-3
JACK PAYNE - Himself.
C124-3
SAY IT WITH MUSIC F.D.& E.
[The
record is only 3 1/2 inch diaameter; the label 1 1/4 inch diameter.]
SIX-INCH
RECORDS
All
are English Manufacture except where indicated. All different labels scanned,
at 120%. All in c3 condition.
Some
record labels have indication, ‘To be played at speed of 90'. Some records
are 5 5/8th diameter.
U6-01
THE MIMOSA
P11
(E155). THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME. Vocal with piano accompaniment.
P16
(E176). WHATS THE GOOD OF LEAVING THE DEAL OLD HOME?
Comedy
song with orchestral accompaniment. [Gold lettering on red background.]
U6-02
THE MIMOSA
P158
(E459). ALL AMONG THE BARLEY. Song, with orchestral accompaniment.
P158
(E462). LITTLE BROWN BABY.
Song,
with orchestral accompaniment. [Black lettering on red background.]
U6-03
THE LITTLE MARVEL
1074A
LET'S ALL GO TO MARY'S HOUSE. Song. Electrically Recorded.
1074B
MEMORIES OF WALES. Dance Band. Fox-trot. Electrically Recorded.
U6-04
THE LITTLE MARVEL
C5176
STARS AND STRIPES MARCH. Band.
F185
PASADENA. Vocal.
U6-05
DINKY Made in England.
416
(289). SANTIAGO Waltz.
416
(352). DRIFTWOOD
Song.
[This record is 5 5/8 inch diameter. Has a sticker indicating cost of one
shilling.]
U6-06
THE FAIRY RECORD
1016A.
PADDLIN' MADELIN' HOME. Fox-trot.
1016B.
IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS. Song.
U6-07
THE FAIRY RECORD
1090A
PAREE (So This Is Paris). Spanish One-Step, Vocal Chorus. Electronically
Recorded.
1030B
PLANTATION. Fox-Trot. Dance Band. Electornically Recorded.
U6-08
THE FAIRY RECORD
1064A
THAT NIGHT IN ARABIA. Fox-trot. Vocal chorus.
1064B
STEPHANIE GAVOTTE. Military Band.
U6-09
THE FAIRY RECORD
1053A
WHOP. From ‘Sunny'. Fox-trot. Dance Band.
1053B
CHERRY RIPE. Flute solo.
U6-10
THE FAIRY RECORD
1047A
IN MY GONDOLA. Fox-trot. Dance Band.
1047B
FINALE ‘WILLIAM TELL'. Xylophone solo.
U6-11
MIMOSA
P137
(471). THE HARP THAT ONCE THROUGH TARA'S HALLS. Ballad, with
piano accompaniment.
P137
(529). DREAM DADDY. Waltz Song with Orchestral Accompaniment.
[This
record is 5 5/8th diameter.]
U6-12
LITTLE WONDER RECORD
168.
THE ROSARY. Tenor Solo.
[Record
is 5 5/8th diameter. One sided. Reverse has US patent list, embossed. Label
is pressed into record material.]
U6-13
THE BELL Rings Out Loud and Clear
Made
aat Edison Bell Works, London.
288
(237). THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD DOG YET. Patter Song.
288
238). THE LAUGHING JAZZ DRUMMER. Laughing song. [Record is
5 3/8th diameter.]
U6-14
THE BELL Rings Out Loud and Clear.
Manuafctured
by J.F. Hough Edison Bell Works, London.
270
(205). HA! HA! HA! Laughing song.
270
(204). A JOLLY OLD MAN. Laughing Song. [Record is 5 3/8th diameter.]
U6-15
"PYGMY" GRAMOPHONE mADE IN eNGALND.
NO.
3 (W422). DING DONG DELL. Nursery Rhyme Sung by Uncle Cherry.
No.3
(W427). WHERE ARE YOU GOING MY PRETTY MAID? Ibid. [Record is
5 1/2 inch diameter].
U6-16
THE WENDY RECORD Wocord Australia
C5519
IL TRAVATORE CHORUS. Band.
F125
GRANNY'S SONG AT TWILIGHT. Vocal. [Record is 5 5/8 inch diamter).
U6-17
NURSERY RHYMES
E492
OLD KING COLE. Sung by Uncle Joe.
E493
GEORGIE PORGIE. Ibid.
U6-18
NURSERY RHYMES
L658
LITTLE MISSS MUFFET. Nursery Rhyme by Uncle Joe.
L620
NURSERY LAUGHS. Nursery Stories by Uncle Sambo.
U6-19
LINDEX Germany
407
ALLE MEINE ENTCHEN! Gesang.
408
WOLLT IHR WISSEN? Gesang.
U6-20
BROADCAST JUNIOR V.G.C. Electrically Recorded. To be plaayed
at a speed of 80.
J-305A.
TEN LITTLE NIGGER BOYS. Nursey Rhyme.
J-305B.
DICKORY DICKORY DOCK AND BOYS COME OUT TO PLAY. Nursery rhyme.
[The
original sleeve states that The Popular Broadcast Record has a playing
duration equal to the average 10-inch record. The Broadcast Twelve record
has a playing tome of the average 12-inch record. It does not specify the
duration of the Broadcast Junior.]
U6-21
LITTLE GEM RECORD
1017A
BAM BAM BAMY SHORE. Fox-trot.
1017B
IL BACIO. Band.
U6-22
LITTLE GEM RECORD
1027A
BARCELONA. One-Step. Dance Band.
1027B
MEDITATION "THAIS". Violin Solo.
U6-23
THE MIMOSA RECORD
P220
(E608). SEA SONGS The Mimosa Orchestra.
P220
(E617). SOMEWHERE DOWN IN BRITANY. With Orchestral Accompaniment.
SEVEN-INCH
RECORDS
U7-01
sc3 NICOLE RECORD Made in London, England.
4583.
PENNIES. Sung by Mr. Will Campbell. English. Baritone Song.
[7-inch. Single sides, thick red vinyl.]
U7-02
sc3 E. BERLINER'S GRAMOPHONE
Covered
by English and Continental Patents
2324
THE HOLY CITY. Sung by Mr Wills Page.
[7-inch.
Single-sided, black vinyl. Label is embossed. Contains the ‘Winged Angel'
trade-mark, and manufacturer's details - however, the tune title and artist
is engraved by hand. Reverse is blank. ‘Label' not scanned as would come
out as black.]
U7-03
sc3 E. BERLINER'S GRAMOPHONE. Patent details are listed.
707
GUARDMONT. Drum Corp. Washington C. 1297-23
[7-inch.
Single-sided, black vinyl. Label is embossed with manufacturer's
details - however, the tune title and artist is engraved by hand. Reverse
is blank. ‘Label' not scanned as would come out as black]
U7-04
sc2 EMERSON
Emerson
Phonograph Co. Inc. USA.
7354
(2999). ALL ABORD FOR HOME SWEET HOME (Burkhart, Plantadosi, Glogau)
Patriotic
Solo Sung by D. (Bud) Bernie. Orchestra accompaniment.
7354
(2001). MOTHERS OFF AMERICA YOU HAVE YOUR SHARE (Ellis, Porter)
Patriotic
Solo Sung by Harry Ellis. Orchestra accompaniment.
[7-inch.
Double-sidded. Has been damaged and repaired.]
U7-05
sc3 "THE VICTORY" British Manufacture
173
(805). OR ANYTHING ELSE I'VE GOT. Sung by Albert Whelan.
173
(648). FLYING DUTCHMAN. Played by the Victory Military Band.
[7-inch ‘Long Playing Record'.]
U7-06
sc3 "THE VICTORY" British Manufacture
279
(999). A BENCH IN THE PARK. ("King of Jazz") Played by
the Victory Dance Orchestra.
279
(39). TAP DANCE Justin Ring and His Dance Orchestra. [7-inch
‘Long Playing Record'.]
U7-07
c3+ EMERSON RECORD E.P.(Co). Inc. N.Y. USA.
7272
(2743). WHAT KIND OF AMERICAN ARE YOU MEDLEY. Emerson Military Band.
Arranged for the patriotic and musical comedy hits/
7272
(2720). SAYS I TO MYSELF, SAYS 1. Character song sung by Robert Grant.
Orchestra accompaniment . A Rollicking Irish comedy number. [7-inch record.
With original sleeve].
U7-08
sc3+ VOCALION MIDGET Made in Australia.
V.M.102
(DC510). LITTLE BO PEEP. Nursery Rhyme.
V.M.102
(DC511). SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE. Nursery Rhyme.
U7-09
sc2 IMPERIAL JUNIOR British Made
No.34.
(DC234). JUST STEEP Vocal sung by Paul Manning.
No.34.
(DC213). WHEN I SAY GOODBYE TO YOU. Sung by Sydney Bolton.
U7-10
c3 VOCALION MIDGET. Made in Australia
V.M.103
(DC513). HUMPTY-DUMPTY Nursery Rhyme.
V.M.103.
(DC512). SEE-SAW, MARJORIE DAW and TOM, TOM, THE PIPER'S SON.
U7-11
sc3+ FRANY RECORD [German]
F319a
(J462). DICHTER UND BAUER. Orchestter.
F319b
(C5092). ERIKA BRAUCHST DU NIGHT EILIEN FREUND? Tanz Orchester./
U7-12
sc2 GOLDEN RECORDS. E.M.I. (Australia) Pty Ltd. By arrangement with Simon
and Shuster (USA). 21 (LG7/19). BRAVE COWBOY BILL Part 1. (Jackson,
Millet). The Sandpipers & Gilbert Mack, with Mitch Miller and his Orchestra.
21
(LG7/20). BRAVE COWBOY BILL. Part 2. .Gilbert Mack, with Mitch Miller
and his Orchestra.[Yellow vinyl].
U7-13
sc3 KIDDYPHONE.
No.1(116).
FOLLOW THAT SWALLOW. Played by the Kiddyphone Dance Orchestra. Foxtrot.
No.1
(114). NURSERY RHYMES. Ibid.
U7-14
sc3 LITTLE TOTS' NURSERY TUNES
115-A.
THE SANDMAN. Jane Bartlett.
115-B.
SLUMBER BOAT. Ibid.
U7-15
c3 EMERSON Emerson Phonograph Co. Inc. NY. USA.
7510
(21364). FRIENDS (Johnson,Santly, Meter) Baritone solo sung
by D. (Bud) Bernie. Orchestra accompaniment.
7510
(21386). WHEN I'M GONE YOU'LL SOON FORGET (E.Austin Keith) Male quartet
sung by Peerless Quartet Orchestra accompaniment. [With original sleeve].
U7-16
c3 EMERSON Emerson Phonograph Co. Inc. NY. USA.
7345
(2980). SAY A PRAYER FOR THE BOYS OUT THERE (Grossman, Marr) Patriotic
solo sung by harry Evans Orchestra accompaniment.
7345
(2970). I'M GOING TO FOLLOW THE BOYS. (Monaco, Rogers). Ibid.
[Original sleeve].
EIGHT-INCH
RECORD - BROADCAST
U8B-01
to U8-14 BROADCAST Made in Australia
EIGHT-INCH
RECORDS
U8-01
sc3 THE AUSTRAL DUPLEX RECORD - WOCORD. Manufactured by World Record (Australia)
Pty Ltd. Brighton, Vic, Australia
D14-11.
I WANT TO BE HAPPY. Selection from ‘No No Nanette'. Ralton's
Havana Band.
D21-26.
SOB SISTER SADIE. Ibid. [[8-inch record. What makes thiss record
so unusual is that the base is made of wood, with a thin veneer of vinyl
on each side. I understand this was as a result of material shortages during
the Second World War.]
U8-02
c3 THE AUSTRAL DUPLEX RECORD - WOCORD. Manufactured by World Record
(Australia) Pty Ltd. Brighton, Vic, Australia
D86-51.
GARDEN OF TOMORROW. Ray Tellier's San Francisco Orchestra.
D88-52.
PETER PAN I LOVE YOU. Ibid. [[8-inch record. What makes thiss record
so unusual is that the base is made of wood, with a thin veneer of vinyl
on each side. I understand this was as a result of material shortages during
the Second World War.]
U8-03
sc3 ECLIPSE Made in England. [Red]
No.128
(JW449). THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD The Band of H.M. Irish Guards.
No.128
(JW450). THE PROSPERITY SONG. Ibid. [With original sleeve].
U8-04
c3 ECLIPSE Made in England. [Blue]
SC78(JW?).
THE WALTZ POT-POURRI Part 1. Mayfair Light Symphony Orchestra.
SC78
(JW1073). THE WALTZ POT-POURRI Part 2. Ibid. [On
original sleeve - Double Sided, Electrically Recorded]
U8-05
sc3 EDISON BELL RADIO British Manufacture.
1300
(89633). BUNKEY-DOODLE-I-DOH. Henry Hudson and his Melody Men. Comedy
6/8 with Vocal Chorus.
1300
(89634). MAGGIE'S COLD. Ibid. [With original sleeve].
U8-06
c3 EDISON BELL RADIO. British Manufacture.
822
(88052). DID YOU MEAN IT? Harry Hudson's Melody Men. Fox-trot
with vocal choruss.
822
(88054). CLONK-ER-T-CLONK. Ibid. Decreiptive Patrol with Vocal Chorus.
U8-07
c3 ECLIPSE Made in England. [Red]
No.330
(JW9?). LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING. Jack Grose and
His Metropole Players.
No.330
(JW961). DRIFTING AND DREAMING (Hanley). Ibid.
NINE-INCH
RECORS
U9-01
c3 CROWN Made in England.
211-A
. WOULD YOU P. The Radio Serenaders
211-B.
THERE'S NOT THE SLIGHTEST SIGN. Ibid. [Record diameter is 9 inches.]
U9-02
c3 CROWN Made in England. (Gold on deep purple, nearly black)
76-A.
JUST AS LONG AS THE WORLD GOES ‘ROUND AND AROUND (Woods) Ben Hammond and
His Orchestra.
76-B.
DON'T BE AFRAAID OF TOMORROW. (A?) Ibid. [In original sleeve].
U9-03
c3+ CROWN Made in England. (Gold on blue).
283-A.
LITTLE AUDREY. Part 1 (Burnaby, North). The Connecticut Collegians.
283-B.
LITTLE AUDREY. Part 2. Ibid.
U9-04
c3 EMERSON RECORDS Emerson Phonograph Company Inc., New York.
9148
(3459). HEART BREAKING BABY DOLL (Hess, Mitchell).
Character
song Sung by Billy Murray. Orchestra accompaniment.
9148
(3458). HOW ARE YOU GOING TO WET YOUR WHISTLE? (Byrne, McIntyre,
Wenrich). Ibid.
U9-05
sc3+ EMERSON RECORDS Emerson Phonograph Company Inc., New York.
9109
(3355). A LTTLE BIRCH CANOE AND YOU (Callahan, Roberts).
Vocal
trio Sung by Sterling Trio. Orchestra Accompaniment.
9109
(3356). TILL WE MEET AGAIN (Ehan, Whiting).
Tenor
Duet sung by Burr and Campbell. Orchestra accompaniment.
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