Post WWII Japanese 78 Record Case w/Photo, 9 Records & Record Documents
  $   589

 


$ 589 Sold For
Aug 28, 2020 Sold Date
May 18, 2020 Start Date
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Description

This post WWII era record case, along with 9 records came with the either the owners photo or a photo of a GI's girlfriend. Please see description for condition.
The exterior of the case features simulated red alligator skin and a floral pattern on the inside. Case is in very good condition with a few scratches and light wear to the corners (see photos).
Please note:  I am not a record condition expect. But, here is what you get along with the case
1. 5-3/8" x 3-1/8 photo.
2. Dance instructions in Japanese for a Victor Record No V-40195.
3. King Records C-603 with Japanese document. Appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.
4. Victor Records No V-40256.  Appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.
5. Victor Record No V-40303. Only one side has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.  Opposite side appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.
6. Columbia Records Red Label No M22. Both sides has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.
7. Columbia Records Black Label No M75. Appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.
8. Columbia Records Red Label No M300. Both sides has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.
9. Columbia Records Red Label No A93.  One side has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.  Opposite side has only one hint of very light scratching when holding up to the light.
10. Columbia Records Red Label No M16. Only one side has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.  Opposite side appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.
11. Columbia Records Red Label No A222. Only one side has just a few hints of very light scratching when holding up to the light.  Opposite side appears to be in excellent condition as I cannot see any scratches on the records when holing up to the light.


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