Six TOMMY DORSEY Records 78 RPM ca. early 50's
  $   51

 


$ 51 Sold For
Aug 27, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 20, 2012 Start Date
$   2 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
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Six TOMMY DORSEY Records   78 RPM   10"   ca. early 50's

Record 1 - I'm Gettin' Sentimental Over You  and  I've Got A  Note -  Victor  25236 A B
Record 2- There Are Such Things  and  Daybreak - Victor 27974 A B
Record 3- The Last Call For Love  and  Poor You  - Victor 27849 A & B
Record 4- And So Do I  and  The One I Love - Victor 26660 A & B
Record 5 - Blue Orchids  and  Day-In Day- Out  - Victor 26339 A B
Record 6 - Our Love  and   Only When You Are In My Arms - Victor  26202 A B

The records have been stored away for many years and should be properly cleaned.   The records are in good - excellent condition, with some of the typical wear marks and scratches - nothing that I would consider an issue.

Please ask any questions that you may have prior to bidding as this is an on-going auction and these records are being sold as-is.   Thank You and Happy Bidding.  

Just a word... I'm describing these records as I see them and how I would expect them to be described by others. I'm not familiar with buying, selling, values, or describing records. The records that I will be listing were my Mothers'. If there is anything that I should be mentioning, or that you would like me to comment on, please let me know.  I will be sandwiching the records between two thick pieces of cardboard for mailing which should be adequate to prevent any damage, but since the USPS rarely admits any wrong-doing on their part and always blames any damage on improper packaging, you may want to buy insurance - as your expense, as I will not pay for any damage caused to the record(s) after they leave my care and control.  That being said, I only had one item that was received damaged by the buyer - three steel and copper lightening rods - that were packaged togeth
 er and bent at a 90 degree angle in the middle.  The Post Office said that the only way that they could have been damaged was if they were hanging out the back of one of their trucks when it was backing up and hit something. But, they still denied any coverage since the package was not insured.




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