Victor 7-inch Winnie the Pooh 3-record set on eBay

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I rarely sell items, but here goes...!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321571318415?ss ... 1558.l2649

George P.

[estott]

That is a lovely set, when new they were in an illustrated box.

I think Victor recouped some of the loss with later issues on ordinary shellac. I have the sequel set "MORE Winnie The Pooh Songs" with the discs in plain sleeves in an envelope.

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Thanks Eric. Wish I had the box, but you know how that goes...

I have two or three 7-inch black Victor scrolls of Frank Luther playing/singing more kiddie songs, but offhand I don't remember what they are.

George P.

[estott]

Thanks Eric. Wish I had the box, but you know how that goes...

I have two or three 7-inch black Victor scrolls of Frank Luther playing/singing more kiddie songs, but offhand I don't remember what they are.

George P.

Actually I'm in error- it was an album with a graphic similar to the picture discs. Victor reissued these on regular shellac with regular scroll labels & packaged them in the fancy album. From what I've seen, the album usually took a beating.

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Those are lovely.

However...

It is an unusual experience to hear electrical recordings playing from 7 inch 78 rpm records!

Not here...
http://www.woolworthsmuseum.co.uk/1920s-Victory.html

Cheers,
David.

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What won't those Brits think of next?!

George P.