Vintage Photo Postcard RPPC NY Music Novelty Jazz Band
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
Jun 20, 2010 Sold Date
Jun 13, 2010 Start Date
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You are bidding on an Original Vintage early 20th Century RPPC Real Photo Post Card showing the "Novelty Jazz Band" from Richmond Hill, New York, near New York City, that may be an early image of the famed "Billy Arnold's Novelty Jazz Band". This Photograph shows five musicians with their instruments and has the penned name to the right side of "Novelty Jazz Band R.Hill 7452" which looks to be a phone number.  This postcard measures @ 5 1/2" in width by 3 1/2" in height, and is quite detailed. The condition is fair with the noted issues of corners and tape stuck to each of the four corners of the card from where it was removed from an album. This is one of several Real Photo Post Cards I will be listing this week so please check my other listings. This would make a great addition to any Jazz Musicians Collection, Group or Grouping.

Billy Arnold was an American pianist who was active in the New York area before he traveled to England to play dance music at the Hammersmith Palais de Danse (242 Shepherds Bush Road) in London in 1920. The band then headed for Paris in December of 1921. Arnold recorded again in the early 1930s as Billy Arnold et son Orchestre. When Django Reinhardt was just twelve years old he used to hang out in front of the l'Abbaye de Thélème resturant at Place Pigalle listening to Arnold's Band play. This was probably the first jazz that Django heard played live.

Thanks to Yves Francois and Luis Contijoch for thier help with this page.

Title Recording Date Recording Location Company Carolina In The Morning
(Walter Donaldson) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6625

6974r Caravan 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6616
Dreams Of India
(Percy Wenrich) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6624
Electric Girl
(Helmburgh / Holmes) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6617

6950-3r Left Alone Again Blues
(Anne Caldwell / Jerome Kern) 12-13-1920 London, England Columbia
3015
Louisville Lou
(Milton Ager / Jack Yellen) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6617
Runnin' Wild
(Joe Grey / A. Harrington Gibbs) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6616
Stop It
(Kaufman) 12-13-1920 London, England Columbia
3015

71130 Swinging Down The Lane
(Gus Kahn / Isham Jones) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6624

6964r Touaregs 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6626

6968r Tricks 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6626

6969-5r Virginia Blues
(Fred Meinken) 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6627

6966r Wind In The Trees 6-1923 Paris, France Pathé
6627

6967r Artist Instrument Billy Arnold Piano Henry Arnold Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone Harry Johnson Alto Saxophone Charles F. Kleiner Trumpet Chris Lee Drums Charles Moore Drums William Trittlefitz Trombone Some Hustling This! Taking Jazz to the World, 1914-1929, by Mark Miller, Mercury Press , 2006

This item is sold as is, with the condition as noted. Please look carefully at the photographs, as I have tried to show this item well. Please e-mail me with any questions via Ebay question to seller prior to the close of the auction, and I will try and get back to you as soon as possible. Domestic Shipping will be via USPS Priority Mail, with Delivery Confirmation, and will be Actual Postage to your zip code, Insurance Optional at Buyer's Expense. All international customers will pay actual USPO International First Class Mail postage to their country as calculated by the US Post Office. I will combine postage for multiple purchases, and I accept Paypal only. Payment must be received by seven days from end of the auction, or the item will be relisted. Please do NOT use Ebay's checkout as I will be in touch with you directly within 24 hours of the auction's end.





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