RARE Hit of the Week Record MINT / UNPLAYED? with sleeve
$
50
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Hit of the Week Records were a cheap alternative to hard shellac records issued only from about 1930-1932. These were sold for 15 to 20 cents during the depression from news stands. They are pop music one sided records sold CHEAP! But they sound great! I found a lot of MINTY / UNPLAYED ones (I can't be 100% sure but they sure look it). If you drop them, they can't break and are manufactured by DURIUM. This one does have a little edge buckling which will affect the first few grooves.
Title is Love Letters in the Sand by Sam Lanin's Orchestra.
These did not survive so well so to find them is such clean condition is rare. EVEN MORE RARE is to find them with the fragile sleeve. This sleeve is intact with only small damage.
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