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Seven Mid-Century 45 r.p.m. records w/ sleeves and inserts - $35 (near Chelsea)

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These seven 45s were all from the early 1950s.

Here’s the breakdown

—1954 The Happy Wanderer/From Your Lips (Frank Weir) London Records
—1950 Christmas in Killarney/The Corn Keeps a Growin’ (Dennis Day) RCA Victor
—1954 Home for the Holidays/Silk Stockings (Perry Como). RCA Victor
—1956 In the Middle of the House/Rollin’ Heart (Vaughan Monroe) RCA Victor
—1955 The Elephants Tango/Commanders Overture (The Commanders) DECCA
—1950 White Christmas/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Bing Crosby) First printing DECCA
—1952 The Glow Worm/After All (Mills Brothers) DECCA

All of the 45s have the “spider adapter” insert to play on regular turntables. Six of the seven have their original sleeves.

All of the records have been gently used and are in very good condition.

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