Sold Date: November 21, 2019
Start Date: April 2, 2019
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 6460
Buyer Feedback: 2069

Emerson Military Band - 78rpm single 9-inch - Emerson #923

Rag-A-MInor (one step)

b/w

A Baby's Prayer At Twilight (fox trot)

Disc Condition: VG+ some imperfects on B side, however the sound

quality was very good! After I wet cleaned the disc, on first play a bunch of brown dirt was

kicked out of the grooves, after a second cleaning the sound quality increased.

Amazing! Disc was found at an estate which was untouched for years! very dirty place!

A deep cleaning will help! I leave that up to the collector they all have their own

way, I just wipe them off with damp warm cloth!

Comments: Disc (c)1917 made in New York. Heavy material used?  

September 2017  

PLEASE READ: 2017 updates:
These phonograph records are NOT LP’s or 45rpm vinyl records! The high shipping fee is due to the over packaging of 78rpm records which are extremely fragile when pressed in shellac. Shipping standards as follows:
SHIPPED IN A BRAND NEW 12X12X6 INCH BOX WITH PACKING CORN, CARDBOARD SUPPORT AROUND EACH DISC INSIDE, AND A PLASTIC SLEEVE FOR WEATHER PROOFING. THIS TYPE OF PACKAGING FOR 78RPM SHELLAC RECORDS IS A MUST! 78RPM BUYERS DEMAND THIS SHIPPING STANDARD! 

Shipping Rates: SHIPPED MEDIA MAIL APPROX $5.87 USA! All Packages are insured for amounts over $40.00 (I pay the fee) OVERSEAS START AT $22.80 FOR ONE 78 DISC. RATES INCREASE AS EACH ADDITIONAL DISC IS ADDED.  SOLD AS IS - RETURNS FOR GROSS OVERSIGHTS ONLY! Contact Me If You Are Not Happy! I always make good!  I strive to deliver 5-star customer service! I also try to ship same day or next day if possible! I combine shipping - Just place items in a shopping cart and request total from seller.  Payment within 7 days or less please!

Standard record grading:    P  poor    G good    VG very good    E  excellent    NM  near mint   M  mint - With a plus or minus depending on variables such as how much groove luster remains, sound quality, wear and abuse. 78rpm records can look bad but sound great! They stand up to abuse much better than LP's or 45's! 

Thanks for looking in - reasonable offers excepted!
Debbie Martinez (2017)