The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

PM with interest. Packed securely. USPS shipping extra at USPS cost only. Shipped within 2 business days of receiving payment. PayPal "Friends and Family". Gentle note on abbrev's I used below: (E) = Excellent (VG) Very Good

Thanks.
Doug

1. Original Edison Amberola Phonographs Instructions $30 (loose pages. Amberola 30 pictured inside)
2. Original Victor Victrola 90 Instructions $30
3. (2) Original Edison Phonograph Monthly issues (1903 & 1904) $40 for both
4. {SOLD} Scarce 1932 Music In The Air 12-inch RCA Victor Picture Record (very small edge lam both sides, light scratches) $60 (E-)
5. Rarely found circa 1901 7-INCH "Zonophone Records" box. Very rough condition. Missing couple sides, missing a few record separators. Has some spine repairs. $40
6. Scarce Victor 10" picture label record "Songs For Little People" $30 (E)
7. Very scarce "Come Josephine In My Flying Machine" on Columbia Notes label (VG+) $30
8. William Jennings Bryan "The Ideal Republic" on Silvertone (E) $25
9. William Jennings Bryan "An Ideal Repubilic" on Victor (VG+) $25
10. Very scarce "Uncle Josh And Aunt Nancy In The Subway" on Victor Grand Prize record $40 (VG+)
11. {SOLD} 1932 RCA Victor 10" LONG PLAY Program Transcription Record in its ORIGINAL GOLD SLEEVE featuring Rhapsody In Blue by Paul Whiteman $60 (E-)
12. Edison Diamond Disc #52237 "Mary Ann" Fox Trot and "There's Somebody New" Fox Trot $60 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)
13. Edison Diamond Disc #52203 "Lovely Little Silouhette" and Fox Trot $60 (E)
14. Edison Diamond Disc #51797 Golden Gate Orchestra "To Be With You" "Wondering Why" Fox Trots $40 (E/E-)
15. Edison Diamond Disc #51622 Golden Gate Orchestra "Sweet Man" "Brown Eyes Why Blue" Fox Trots $40 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)

FellowCollector wrote:PM with interest. Packed securely. USPS shipping extra at USPS cost only. Shipped within 2 business days of receiving payment. PayPal "Friends and Family". Gentle note on abbrev's I used below: (E) = Excellent (VG) Very Good

Thanks.
Doug

1. Original Edison Amberola Phonographs Instructions $30 (loose pages. Amberola 30 pictured inside)
2. Original Victor Victrola 90 Instructions $30
3. (2) Original Edison Phonograph Monthly issues (1903 & 1904) $40 for both
4. Scarce 1932 Music In The Air 12-inch RCA Victor Picture Record (very small edge lam both sides, light scratches) $60 (E-)
5. Rarely found circa 1901 7-INCH "Zonophone Records" box. Very rough condition. Missing couple sides, missing a few record separators. Has some spine repairs. $40
6. Scarce Victor 10" picture label record "Songs For Little People" $30 (E)
7. Very scarce "Come Josephine In My Flying Machine" on Columbia Notes label (VG+) $30
8. William Jennings Bryan "The Ideal Republic" on Silvertone (E) $25
9. William Jennings Bryan "An Ideal Repubilic" on Victor (VG+) $25
10. Very scarce "Uncle Josh And Aunt Nancy In The Subway" on Victor Grand Prize record $40 (VG+)
11. 1932 RCA Victor 10" LONG PLAY Program Transcription Record in its ORIGINAL GOLD SLEEVE featuring Rhapsody In Blue by Paul Whiteman $60 (E-)
12. Edison Diamond Disc #52237 "Mary Ann" Fox Trot and "There's Somebody New" Fox Trot $60 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)
13. Edison Diamond Disc #52203 "Lovely Little Silouhette" and Fox Trot $60 (E)
14. Edison Diamond Disc #51797 Golden Gate Orchestra "To Be With You" "Wondering Why" Fox Trots $40 (E/E-)
15. Edison Diamond Disc #51622 Golden Gate Orchestra "Sweet Man" "Brown Eyes Why Blue" Fox Trots $40 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)

PM Sent regarding: 4. Scarce 1932 Music In The Air 12-inch RCA Victor Picture Record (very small edge lam both sides, light scratches) $60 (E-) and 11. 1932 RCA Victor 10" LONG PLAY Program Transcription Record in its ORIGINAL GOLD SLEEVE featuring Rhapsody In Blue by Paul Whiteman $60 (E-)

Doug did NOT put me up to this (hell, he doesn’t even like me), but I just want to say:

If you like to listen to hot old jazz, and enjoy the amazing quality of Diamond Discs, you owe it to yourself to get a copy of this record. Awesome performances on both sides and incredible recordings that are so brilliant they sound electrically recorded. It’s my all time favorite DD and I use Sweet Man as a demonstration of how fantastic the Edison acoustic recordings can sound...that first long trumpet note especially.

Do yourself a favor. Great price, too:

15. Edison Diamond Disc #51622 Golden Gate Orchestra "Sweet Man" "Brown Eyes Why Blue" Fox Trots $40 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)

PeterF wrote:Doug did NOT put me up to this (hell, he doesn’t even like me), but I just want to say:If you like to listen to hot old jazz, and enjoy the amazing quality of Diamond Discs, you owe it to yourself to get a copy of this record. Awesome performances on both sides and incredible recordings that are so brilliant they sound electrically recorded. It’s my all time favorite DD and I use Sweet Man as a demonstration of how fantastic the Edison acoustic recordings can sound...that first long trumpet note especially.Do yourself a favor. Great price, too:15. Edison Diamond Disc #51622 Golden Gate Orchestra "Sweet Man" "Brown Eyes Why Blue" Fox Trots $40 one tiny harmless edge flake (E)

Thank you for the unsolicited commentary, Peter. This record is indeed still available and I completely agree with Peter's assessment. Many Golden Gate Orchestra / California Ramblers recordings on Edison are outstanding. There was some really good stuff on Edison especially from about 1924 and after.