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| Label info | Side A | Side B | RPM | Notes | image | Price USD | |
| American Broadcasting Company | A Personal Message to John D. McGilvray, Representative - Imperial Council etc, Chicago, from Rajah Temple etc (see label for full | This Side Blank | 78 | 1949 12 inch 78 rpm personal recording. Expand label image for full details. One of a kind. Plays VG with marks in first part of record. Something like a shriner or masonic monolgue with a bit of theme music at beginning. |  | 15 | |
| Audio Devices (New York) | "Turkish Delite" (handwritten) | This Side Blank | 33 | Two songs (parts one and two) on Side A. First song plays G+, 2nd song plays VG or better. Music hall type material. |  | 3 | |
| Audiodisc | First song: nice Bopper, can't read the title / 2nd song: Bill Harris - more Bop / Swing | Just says: "Artie Shaw - Summit Ridge Drive", but there are actually two separate tracks. | 78 | Two songs on each side. Plays VG+ with minor feather-light shallow scratches. Pencilled text and titles on both labels. |  | 4 | |
| Audiodisc | Bob Crosby - S.F. March / Yerba Buena Jazz Band - A Good Man Is Hard To Find | Kay Starr - Bonaparte's Retreat / Firehouse Five plus Two - St. Louis Blues | 33 | Handwritten titles. Two songs per side. Play grades in the VG / VG+ range. |  | 5 | |
| Audiodisc | Merle - Norman "Cream Jingle" | This Side Blank | 78 | Piano and vocal. Very brief commercial jingle, apparently for radio use (about one inch band of play grooves). Plays about VG+. |  | 4 | |
| Audiodisc | Phil Napoleon's Empeerors - At The Jazz Band Ball, Fidgety Feet, Tiger Rag, Little Emperor Blues | Royal Garden Blues, Nobody's Sweetheart, Muskrat Ramble, Clarinet Marmalade. | 33 | Plays VG / VG+ range. Phil Napoleon group, dub of Mercury MG 25078 Vol I, with Joe Dixon, Terry Spargo, Lou NacGarrity, Felix George, & Chuck Wayne. (as per label info) |  | 4 | |
| Audiodisc | 135th Street (Opera) (1922) - part 1. | 135th Street (Opera) (1922) - part 2. | 33 | Gershwin 1922 jazz-opera recording. Source unknown, cast unknown. Side two shorter in length. Plays VG+ |  | 10 | |
| Audiodisc (circular font) on black | Duke Ellington & Orch. - Giddyup Gallop (dub of Victor 27502) | Duke Ellington & Orch. - Bakiff (dub of Victor 27502). | 78 | Dubs of Victor 27502 Sides. Typed / Handwritten labels (see image. Plays VG, may be cleanable to some extent. |  | 8 | |
| Audiodisc - (rotary logo) | Audibly a Las Vegas Wedding of Willam and Yolanda. No actual writing on label. | This Side Blank | 33 | One of a kind wedding recording. Plays VG+ |  | 5 | |
| Bill Bryan Radio TV Productions, Hollywood | (Quote): "This record cost me $6.546.22. In San Franisco dollars, this amounts to one drink at your | "SUE AND HARRIS --- This is the only copy of this recording ever made. (I didn't even want one.) However, I had it recorded for yo | 78 | Plays VG+ overall. Side A is piano, Side B is vocal narrative / singing with piano. Badly oxidized Label on Side B (see image). Hilarious typed notes on each label, as seen. |  | 8 | |
| Capitol | I'll Remember Today | Ain't Tnat A Grand And Glorious Feeling | 45 | Two Vocals by Irish star Ruby Murray, date stamped labels show 1958. Sida A plays VG+, Side B plays VG VG+ range. Record is 8" diameter with small edge warp (far from the grooves, which don't start for about one inch farther in). |  | 12 | |
| Capitol / KSFO | Wally King of KSFO "Georgia Carr" (brief recording, about 1/4 inch of play grooves. | "vocal Lonnie Hewitt" - Summertime | 78+33 | Side A, 78 rpm, has 10 or more seconds of Georgia Carr speaking on the air, Capitol label with handwritten info re radio KSFO. Side B is 33 rpm, custom KSFO (San Francisco) label. RARE oddball 'one-off' pairing of labels and rpm speeds. Side A: VG+, Side B: G+. |  | 8 | |
| Cleveland Recording Company | Kde Si Bola Tej Noci -Cardas Song | Umaria Mi Zena (Zarisska) Piesen | 78 | I believe this is Greek. Side A sounds somewhat in the Zorba-type dance tradition, Side B appears to be an operatic aria, male vocal. Plays very nicely VG+ on both sides. Rare one-off recording. Some ripples and edge blemish on Side B label (the aria). |  | 10 | |
| Cosmo | Hal Mc Intyre - Patience & Certitude | Hal McIntyre - There's No One But You | 78 | Handwritten info on Cosmo blank (New York imprint) This is a standard 78 in weight and thickness. Handwritten #470 on both sides. Pop vocals with chorus, plays VG+. |  | 4 | |
| Dick Vance Vocal Studios (Oakland, California) | The Teen Tones: Eddie My Love | The Teen Tones: Heaven & Paradise | 78 | Amateur female vocals, October 1957. Plays within G+ VG range. Label edge damage on Side 2 - see image. |  | 6 | |
| EVA-TONE | A Message For Ambitious Men And Wonen | This Side Blank | 33 | Campy multipaged corporate oddball, plays VG+. Clear Disk attached to cardboard fold out folder with total of 2 double sided pages with addtional photo images, instructions, and other text. |  | 8 | |
| Federal Perma Disk | December 7, 1941 - Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor speech. | Part 2 | 78 | Famed FDR speech on "day of infamy"- Pearl Harbor. Plays VG. |  | 4 | |
| Golden State Recorders | "Group #85- Quick Step / Filipeli - Knox "45 rpm" (all handwritten). | (Quick Step - part 2) | 45 | Dixieland type combo. About one inch worth of play grooves per side. From the famed San Francisco Recording Studio, (Address on label). Side A plays VG+, Side B plays more like VG. "Mountain Greenery" on both labels is irrelevant I think. |  | 5 | |
| Hoyt Recording (Portland, Oregon) | Greetings From Chile | This Side Blank | 33 | A personal message, adult and child speaking, apparently recorded in Chile for unknown recipient.VG+ |  | 5 | |
| National Hollywood | Accordion | Bag Pipe Selection (sic) | 78 | Play grades about VG+. Personal recording, Red wax. Side A label torn (see image. |  | 5 | |
| National Hollywood | Illegible handwritten title | Nothing written | 78 | Plays VG+. Era -1940s is my guess. One side has a speech on California Skiing, the other side has some kind of Loyalry Speech. |  | 4 | |
| National Hollywood | Floyd & Guitar, Alan & Jews Harp (sic), Dean, Georgia, Rosemary | The Cummings Family, Alan Ray, Roll, Georgia, Dean, Chico | 78 | Handwritten labels, amateur family type recordings, one of a kind. Amateur slide guitar on Side A. Slight label edge tear on Side B. |  | 5 | |
| Test Pressing (RM 401 / 402) | Ace In The Hole (vocal by Clancy Hayes) | Careless Love (vocal by Clancy Hayes) | 78 | BUNK JOHNSON, "With Ex-Members of Lu Watters Yerba Buena Jazz Band". Some label issuss (expand imaage to view). Very thick pressing, nice. Plays VG+ |  | 15 | |
| Voice-O- Graph | Man and woman talking. (No text on label) | This Side Blank | 78 | Unusual 6 inch diameter record with cool graphics. Play quality G/G+. More of a 'wall hanger" item. |  | 4 | |
| White Label | Kid Ory - Chinatown | Black And Blue | 78 | Nice hot version of Chinatown. "Kid Ory" in pencil, Side A. Titles typewritten on both sides.VG+ play graded. Source unknown. |  | 10 | |
| White Label | Up Los Angeles, One Teenager's Lament, Hang A Guitar On The Wall, Green Berets and Black Pajamas, What's The Matter In Watts | A Philadelphia Story or A Ballad Of Brotherly Love, Words Words Words, Gather Round Me, Realtors, Warren Dorn Come Blow Your Horn For Me, Ballad of Liston and Clay, Why Sing In A Minor | 33 | White label disk by Deborah Parducci, vocal and guitar. Handwritten info. Great titles, contact info on label. Plays G+ or. V- |  | 8 | |
| Wilcox - Gay | Kenalworth Blues / Wave The Flag / Do You Know What It Means | Bye Bye Blues / Tin Roof Blues | 33 | Unknown Trad Ensemble. 1953 dates on each side. Drill holes in label. |  | 6 |