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78 RPM Record

Artist: Irving Kaufman Label:   Columbia Country: USA Catalogue: A2815 Date: Dec 1919 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  4 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Irving Kaufman	You'd Be Surprised	Berlin	Rate
B	Irving And Jack Kaufman	Just Leave It To Me	Pinkard	Rate

Notes

A mx: 78682 (takes 1, 2, 3); recorded New York, NY, September 20, 1919.
B mx: 78678 (takes 1 & 3); recorded New York, NY, September 19, 1919.
(DAHR)

Label Printing Code: LX (= December 1919)
Repress with CW (= March 1920) on A and LX (Dec. 1919) on B.

The Talking Machine World, December 15, 1919, page 203: Advance Record Bulletins for January, 1920 (i.e., released in late December 1919).

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Comments and Reviews

xiphophilos 4th Jul 2017		B side:
xiphophilos 4th Jul 2017		The 3- and 2- mean take 3 resp. 2. I think 451 and 524 are stamper numbers. Not sure what the different letter variations signify.
Bob1951 4th Jul 2017		No, the price on the green sticker is not readable at all. The top label's A side has a "858" stamped on the label. The B side has a "505" stamped into the label. There is also a "3-A-CJ" stamped at the bottom of the label. There is also a very small "1" stamped in the label. The record with the green price label: on the A side ("You'd Be Surprised"), the record has a "524" stamped into the label and a "2-A-AW" stamped at the bottom of the label. There is also a very small "2" stamped into the label. The B side, "Just leave it to me", has "451" stamped right at the catalogue no. There is also a "3-B-BR" stamped on the bottom of the label. There is also a very small "3" stamped in the label. The matrix numbers stamped into the runoff on the B sides is "78678". For the A sides it is "78682". These numbers are the same on both records. I do not know what any of those number mean, so I hope this helps. Bob
xiphophilos 3rd Jul 2017		Is the new price on the green sticker at all readable? And can you make out the stamper numbers on both records? Maybe that info would help to determine which letter code variant came first.
Bob1951 3rd Jul 2017		Label variant images added. On side B the central phrasing is in slightly different positions. For side A the difference is more obvious. Also for side A the two letters below the A in Columbia are different. The first side A label has a CW and the label variant for side A has an LX.
Bob1951 12th Jun 2017		Label images added.

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