Lot  1

10 Inch 78 rpm Record McKinney's Cotton Pickers, Victor 23000

Side A - Okay, Baby, Side B - I Want A Little GirlDance Band record. The Victor 23000 series records are not considered rare but not very many sold due to the 1930's depression.

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Lot  2

10 Inch 78 rpm Record Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators, Paramount 12211

Side A - Freight Train Blues (condition: near good)
Side B - Don't Shake It No More (condition: good, last one inch near good)Blues singer. Record issued in 1924.
A note on Paramount records: their recording equipment was not that good so the records didn't sound as good as the other company labels. Also the records themselves were not 100% shellac which contributed to the lack of quality. Plays great for a Paramount

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Lot  3

10 Inch 78 rpm Record Huddie Leadbelly, Bluebird B-8550

Side A - Sail On, Little Girl, Sail On
Side B - Don't You Love Your Daddy No More?
Blues singer with guitar.

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Lot  4

10 Inch 78 rpm Record Clara Smith, Columbia 14026-D

Side A - Good Looking Papa Blues (condition: near excellent)
Side B - Don't Advertise Your Man (condition: first one inch near good/near excellent)
Blues singer. Record issued in 1924.

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Lot  5

SOLD for $50.00

10 Inch 78 rpm Record Papa Charlie Jackson, Vocalion 03048

Side A - You Put It In, I'll Take It Out (condition: near good)
Side B - If I Got Want You Want (condition: good)
Plays great both sides.

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Lot  6

10 Inch 78 rpm Record Charlie Jackson, Paramount 12236

Side A - Salt Lake City, Side B - Salty Dog BluesSalty Dog Blues was an enormous hit in its day. Plays great for a Paramount.

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Lot  7

SOLD for $600.00

Columbia Model AK Disc Graphophone

2nd style first issued in 1902 at $15 to compete with the Berliner Trademark model. Green fumed oak cabinet, 16 inch black horn (amazing original condition with very minor marks), brass bell and metal elbow. Original decals, Columbia label still exists on cabinet bottom and good running condition. Comes with a Columbia 7 inch record. The turntable is a reproduction, no wobble. Reproducer needs new gaskets which will greatly improve the sound. Estimated shipping properly insured (2 boxes) will be $100 within Canada. Original owner and past CAPS member Doug Platt. Appraised value $750.

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Lot  8

Pulwel Sport Portable Gramophone

Good working condition. Outer case shows minimal wear.

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Lot  9

SOLD for $30.00

Eight Oscar Peterson Records

Eight records by famed Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. These are his earliest recordings from the late 1940's. Email me if you want the titles of each record.

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Lot  10

SOLD for $20.00

Stan Kenton Album Set

Very rare Stan Kenton complete four record album set on 12" 78 RPM. Records are in excellent condition, album shows some wear but is complete (see photos).

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