You have the same one (the one that became famous.) Rec. on 5-29-1942pictureroll wrote:I would probably be disappointed in the one offered.My favourite version has the following numbers on the label
WL4374
album no A-550
23778
It brings back many pleasant memories of when I was a child.
Cheers,
Jerry F Bacon-Dallas,Tx
Bing Crosby White Christmas $$$$ ??
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The year I was born; January 4,1942.
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It is crazy to me how Christmas music haunts the soul like nothing else. Those first two guitar chords of Nat King Cole's "A Christmas Song" always dig right into me, not in an extremely good or bad way. They just dig.FloridaClay wrote: Oh, and yes I do still love it and have been playing it this season. Hearing it brings back many good memories. When somebody plays it I recognize it after the first 2 or 3 notes.
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I had to just chime in on this one. I had a copy of this. I think the seller is off by thousands. Should sell for no more than 10.00, and that's on the high side.
I laugh when a non-collector finds a box of records, says these must be ancient and then eyes get big and filled with $$$ $$$$ and that smile of "I struck it rich", gee why don't they sell.
I laugh when a non-collector finds a box of records, says these must be ancient and then eyes get big and filled with $$$ $$$$ and that smile of "I struck it rich", gee why don't they sell.
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I just had such an experience. Myself and some other members of the Musical Box Society international went to a very large retirement town in Florida, called "The Villages," this week to put on a mechanical music exhibition, each one bringing a couple of instruments to demonstrate. One of the things I took was my Columbia AH and some 78s to play on it for demonstration. One of the attendees came by and proceeded to excitedly to tell me about a large cache of 78s he had inherited and asked what they were worth. When I told him he you could see him deflate. He became quite upset and stomped off. He had apparently thought that his finances would be secured by selling them.Victrolacollector wrote:I laugh when a non-collector finds a box of records, says these must be ancient and then eyes get big and filled with $$$ $$$$ and that smile of "I struck it rich", gee why don't they sell.
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1. Space will expand to accommodate an infinite number of possessions, regardless of their size.
2. Shortage of finance, however dire, will never prevent the acquisition of a desired object, however improbable its cost.