Sold Date: May 17, 2022
Start Date: May 7, 2022
Final Price: $570.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 6
Seller Feedback: 12215
Buyer Feedback: 2280

Preface: I believe this must be one of the rarest recordings by Frank Sinatra.
Pressed on red vinyl, this Fine Recording Inc. 12-inch 33 RPM transcription record (Matrix # FR-951) is "1960 Ford Announcement Transcription" issued by the Ford Division of the Ford Motor Company. It is dated September 21, 1959, and was produced in New York by the J. Walter Thompson Company. Sub-titled "Post-Announcement", the content plugs the new 1960 models of the Ford Falcon and Ford Thunderbird, which were due to be unveiled to the public on October 8, 1959.
Unlike a normal LP, the tracks have no connecting grooves between them, since they are intended to be played individually as radio spots or commercials. Also, both sides contain the same six tracks, and each side has three pairs of identical tracks, rather than six unique tracks. Each track is about a minute long and contains a musical number and a short spoken narrative. In other words, the record contains four copies each of the following three tracks:
"It's a Big Wide Wonderful World" by Frank Sinatra and Rosemary Clooney.
"Ford Theme" by Debbie Reynolds.
"Falcon Bell Song" by Tennessee Ernie Ford.
It appears to be an extremely rare record - at the time of listing I see no other copies for sale (or recently sold) on either eBay or Discogs. 
The record looks to be in about VG+ or better condition, still beautifully shiny, and very little visible surface wear of any great significance. I've played both sides on my Audio-Technica turntable, with no skips or jumps, and very minimal background noise, maybe an occasional click or pop. Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering technology and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well it will play on your equipment. 
As found, it has no cover. It will be shipped in a generic type of sleeve.
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