The record changer (Jan-Dec 1949)

24 SAWB: R.B.SANBORN 9 1 9 W. 34 ST., LOS ANGELES 7, CALIF. SCHO: RAYMOND SCHOENROCK BOX I 77 TOWPNDA, KANSAS TORU: tootsie ruiz 758 n • 2nd st SAN JOSE II, CALIF. VJR: VINYLITE JAZZ REISSUES 2ll E . |5 STo, NYC WANG i IRV WANGROW 2533 BUENA VISTA DETRO IT 6, MICH. WE IN: RAYMOND WE I NSTE I IM 38 THAT FORD AVE., BROOKLYN, NY WOOD: MARY WOOD 5550 LAWTON AVE., OAKLAND, CALIF. ZEIG: LES ZEIGER 1 056 SHERMAN AVE NY 56, NY (MIN ORDER .90, FOR SALE ED I SON STANDARD CYLINDER PHONOGRAPH PLUS 2000 CYLINDERS ALL I'M EXCELLENT CONDITION. THIS COLLECTION COVERS ALL TYPES OF RECORDINGS OF THE EARLY |900'S. OPERATIC, SPEECH POPULAR, MINSTREL, COMIC AND VAUDEV ILLE, CLASSICAL, ETC. INSPECT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. MAC KLEY TRAD ING CO. 25 PARK PLACE, NY 7, NY. CU 7-8461 (FOR SALE IN ONE LOT ONLY) NEW ORLEANS BAND No. 529— UPTOWN BUMP/ MAGGIE No. 530— DUMAINE ST. DRAG GLORYLAND 10-Inch Records — $1.05 each Postpaid shipping — 25c per package Also new Ma Rainey, Ida Cox, Ladnier and Jabo Williams reissues, licensed by Paramount Records. Send for list. * A M Records 704 Lewis St. Canton, Mo. WANTED ZULUS BALL BY KING OLIVER. WILL PAY ft 250 CASH FOR THIS RECORD IN ALMOST ANY CONDITION. WRITE BOX ""22"" THE RECORD CHANGER WANTED ART KAHN ORCH. IM HAPPY WHEN YOUR HAPPY / YOU DIDNT HAVE TO TELL ME ME 12090 CARL A. KENDZIORA, JR. 74 SOUTH ROAD, HARRISON, N.Y. RECORDS WANTED I will buy collections outright. Anything from 10 to 10,000 Records. Jazz, Pop, Swing, etc. Send me a list of what you have with the condition of the Records indicated. You will receive a prompt reply. Write to GEORGE RAAB JR. 1 JACOBUS PL. N. Y. C. CLOSING DATE FOR BIDS On all Records advertised for auction in this issue will be MAY 20, 1949 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED NOTE: All persons using the medium of the Record Changer in the buying, selling or trading of phonograph records, do , so subject to these Rules and Regulations : 1. A collector or person who solicits and receives advance remittance for a record must send the record within a period of four weeks. 2. A collector or person who orders and receives a record prepaid must pay for it within a period of four weeks. 3. A collector or person who obtains a record in trade must fulfill his end of the trade within a period of four weeks. 4. A collector or person who requests that a record be shipped C.O.D. must accept the shipment unless the shipment is damaged in transit. (A bid on an auction or an order from a sale which states that records will be shipped C.O.D. unless otherwise instructed, is considered a request for C.O.D. shipment. ) The name of the person or collector who violates the above rules will be printed in the Record Changer upon the first violation, and the violation will be described. ( Exception : where breakage or over-grading is concerned, the record is to be returned promptly to the snipper. If the parties involved do not arrive at a settlement, the matter is to be referred to the American Record Collectors Board.) * * * When infractions of these rules occur, contact Jacob S. Schneider, Legal Dept., The Record Changer, 128 West 66th St., New York N Y Jer tfcut Convenience The Record Changer 125 La Salle Street, New York City 27, N. Y. Please enter my subscription to your magazine tor □ I year; □ 2 years; □ 3 years, my remittance is enclosed United States I year. . . $3.00; 2 years . $5.50; 3 years. . . $7.50 Canada I year. . . $3.25; 2 years . . $6.00; 3 years. . . $8.25 Foreign I year. . . $3.50; 2 years. . . $6.50; 3 years. . . $9.00 Name Address