An unusual advertising record album
Posted: Sat May 18, 2024 10:07 pm
A friend of mine gifted this to me. I thought I would share it here.
The following information about it was found on the internet.
Many Armenian refugees settled in “Little Armenia,” which was roughly between 23rd and 34th Streets, from Lexington to 3rd Avenue, within the Murray Hill area of New York City. One store that served the Armenian immigrant clientele was H.M. Tashjian’s Armenian and Turkish Record Center.
Hrand Markar Tashjian
https://www.armenianmuseum.org/hm-tashjian
I'll use it to hold my Greek rebetiko records.
James.
Many Armenian refugees settled in “Little Armenia,” which was roughly between 23rd and 34th Streets, from Lexington to 3rd Avenue, within the Murray Hill area of New York City. One store that served the Armenian immigrant clientele was H.M. Tashjian’s Armenian and Turkish Record Center.
Hrand Markar Tashjian
https://www.armenianmuseum.org/hm-tashjian
I'll use it to hold my Greek rebetiko records.
James.