Anyone want a collection of 78s?

warch · 05-19-2005, 04:37 PM

I thought you didnt have time....sorry to push (!) But this is great, thanks!
I'll share it with my record geek pals. Right away the early rockers and some classic country jump out. It was a good auction investment. Ebay should help you make some $.

I found this 78 record album binder once at a garage sale. It made me smile because it was all labeled and organised to hold an array of records- handwritten was "lively dancing, good mixer", or "slow walzing", or "fast Brazilian beat" next to the sleeves, like he was a dj or something. You could just imagine the 1940s parties. Kinda the same way one of those 45 record carriers, the plastic ones that look like a small round cake box with a twist handle, make me wax nostalgic.

05-19-2005, 04:37 PM	#18
warch lurkin old school Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 2,796	I thought you didnt have time....sorry to push (!) But this is great, thanks! I'll share it with my record geek pals. Right away the early rockers and some classic country jump out. It was a good auction investment. Ebay should help you make some $. I found this 78 record album binder once at a garage sale. It made me smile because it was all labeled and organised to hold an array of records- handwritten was "lively dancing, good mixer", or "slow walzing", or "fast Brazilian beat" next to the sleeves, like he was a dj or something. You could just imagine the 1940s parties. Kinda the same way one of those 45 record carriers, the plastic ones that look like a small round cake box with a twist handle, make me wax nostalgic.

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