** 6 Mixed AFRS & CBS 1940s Big Band Music Radio Shows 16" Transcription Records

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For your consideration, you are Bidding (with NO RESERVE, beyond the minimum starting bid) on My Mixed Lot of Six (6) Vintage (Late '40s/Early 50s) 16" Lacquered Aluminum Transcription Records with Armed Forces Radio Service (AFRS) and CBS Musical Radio Shows (Playing at 33-1/3 RPM Speed). (See below for general highlights of what is on the various six records). (NOTE: These 16" records CANNOT be played on a standard 12" record player platter). I listened to the shows for my own enjoyment and to confirm what they are (as many of the labels are lost). Many of the records have grease pencil notes, instead of labels. I replaced several of the record sleeves with new ones. (Note: See close-up pictures of the records and labels for other details). Together, these weigh 5-Pounds 11.9-Ounces, without counting additional for layered overpackaging. Hopefully, from the pictures and my description, you can fully appreciate what is being offered here.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I pride myself in shipping very quickly/carefully and my auction descriptions are accurate.

General Details of What is On Each Record:

1). Club Fifteen Radio Show - (Single-Sided Audiodisc with Flipside Scratched Out - Grease Pencil Notes) Host and Vocalist Bob Crosby. Guests include: Andrew Sisters and Joe Stafford and the Modernairs.

2). AFRS "Treasury Radio" Show (8/21/1949) - Dick Jurgens Orchestra Big Band Music

3). G.I. Jill (aka Jill's All-Time Favorite Juke Box) Double-Sided with shows on each side. AFRS Radio Show - Plays requests and Big Band/Vocalist pop favorites

4). AFRS Radio Shows (G.I. Jill on one side and One-Night-Stand #2171 Radio Show, from the Waldorf Astoria in NY on the other) -

5). CBS - Claude Thornhill Orchestra Radio Show from The Hollywood Palladium (March 4, 1950) - Vocalists Russ McIntyre, Joe Derise, Nancy Clayton, and The Snowflakes.

6). CBS - Claude Thornhill Orchestra Radio Show from The Hollywood Palladium (March 11, 1950) - Vocalists Russ McIntyre, Joe Derise, Nancy Clayton, and The Snowflakes.