Edison 78 # 51825 - DUKE YELLMAN ORCHESTRA - Ev'ry Little While + LADDER OF LOVE
$
23
$ 23
Sold For
Sep 24, 2023
Sold Date
Sep 23, 2023
Start Date
1
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USA
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Description
Edison 10-inch 78 RPM record # 51825 is "Ev'ry Little While" and "Climbing the Ladder of Love" by Duke Yellman and his Orchestra. The latter is labeled as a "Fox Trot from Earl Carroll's 'Vanities', Fifth Edition."
Visually, it's still nice and shiny, and I don't see any visible surface scuffs or scratches that would be likely to affect playback quality. But I don't have the right phonograph to play it on, so it's not play-tested, no guarantees.
Also included is the Edison paper sleeve shown in the pictures, but it's torn and chipped and creased and adds nothing to the overall value.
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