Pre-Dog Victor Monarch 78 RPM Record Dan Quinn

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      If you like your disc records really truly old, then the record shown may be of interest.  Pictured is a pre-dog, Victor Monarch record titled "My Jersey Lily" by Dan W. Quinn.  It is record number 3151.  This record is pretty darn good shape for its age.  It was brushed but not washed.  It still has noticeable soiling and should probably be washed.  It played with what I would call average to average plus surface noise.  It's a pretty strong recording and the noise does not completely overpower the tune.  I would think that a good bath, and play with a good acoustic reproducer (rather than my electric cheapo) would improve its sound.  It played without any loud pops, repeating scratches etc.  This disc has no chips, cracks, gouges or other horrors.  Just a pretty good old disc.  Hope you see something that will fill a void in your collection.  Thanks for stopping by!  (I'm listing one other pre-dog Victor Monarch tonight.  Check my other auction.  Combining wins to save shipping is no problem.  Just wait for a combined item invoice).  

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