Children's Sing-Along LP 78RPM Vinyl Records

All records are visually graded. We do not have the time to play them. We will give our full effort to make you happy. Very Good Plus (VG ) This will show some signs that it was played and handled by a previous owner who took good care of it.

1952 Pressing MONO (Red Vinyl) 78 RPM LP on Peter Pan Records; LP visually has full luster with a single 1" long hairline scuffing.78 Plays with light surface noise throughout the recording with it plays with some hiss.

If you remember party songs and enjoy the records from the 50s, then this sure will make a nice addition to your childhood record collection or for your own children. I believe this record is from the 50s.

Sing A Song Of Sixpence. Jingle Bells. Size: 10" 78 RPM. From the Catalog of Music You Enjoy, Inc. Vinyl: VGVG (Both sides have surface noise, can still hear clearly). I believe this record is from the 50s.

Side 1 My Bunny and My Sister Sue (Kay Twomey-Fred Wise-Ben Weisman-Edgar Burton) 90182-V (RHCO 103999). I believe this record is from the 50s. The sleeve is very colorful with a picture of a boy holding his baby sister standing next to a bunny holding and Easter egg basket.

Side 1 Castles In The Sand (Harmon - Molarsky). Crab Song Side 2 Castles In The Sand (Harmon - Molarsky). I believe this record is from the 50s. If you enjoy the records from the 50s, then this sure will make a nice addition to your childhood record collection or for your own children.

The back of the sleeve has a synopsis about the record some words from Groucho Marx and the words to the songs. Groucho Marx. "The Funniest Song in the World is to be an outstanding contribution in the field of children's records.

Gene Autry & The Cass county Boys Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner. Gene Autry Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner. The front of the cover has a very colorful picture of Frosty The Snowman and Santa reading a letter.

Featuring Bob Smith and Howdy Doody. The front of the paper sleeve has a colorful picture of Howdy Doody playing drums which are pots and pans. If you remember Howdy Doody and enjoy the records from the 50s, then this sure will make a nice addition to your childhood record collection or for your own children.

The back of the sleeve has a synopsis about the record some words from Groucho Marx and the words to the songs. Groucho Marx. "The Funniest Song in the World is to be an outstanding contribution in the field of children's records.

DO THAT!". 78 RPM. Size: 10" 78 RPM. Side 2 - DO THIS! DO THAT! The back of the cover has a short synopsis of what the record is about. If you enjoy the records from the 50s, then this sure will make a nice addition to your childhood record collection or for your own children.

Rusty In Orchestraville is a classic children's story that has been out of print for many years. Rusty in Orchestraville was one of the first recordings to use electronically synthesized sound. A device called a Sonovox was used to blend human speech with instruments to make them appear to speak.

Side 1 - Who Wants A Ride?. (Bailey-Abeson) Told and Sung by Tom Glazer. Side 2 - Who Wants A Ride?. Songs: The Tugboat And The Freighter; Who Wants A Ride. Size: 10" 78 RPM. "On this record are four songs about a different ride.

"Chisholm Trail is a true cowboy story. Songs on the record: Side 1 - Chisholm Trail; Lone Star Trail; Poor Lonesome Cowboy; Side 2 - I reide An Old Paint; Git Along Little Dogies. Side 1 - CHISHOLM TRAIL (Jay Williams) Told by Will Geer Sung by Tom Glazer.

I believe this record is from the 50s. The back of the cover has the titles of other RCA Victor Children's albums. Side 1 The Animal Fair (Richard Hardt-Dorothy Olsen). 10" 78 RPM. Size: 10" 78 RPM. The front of the cover has a great colorful picture of animals.

I believe this record is from the 50s. If you enjoy the records from the 50s, then this sure will make a nice addition to your childhood record collection or for your own children. It also will make a great collectible.

RED Record, "SANTA'S FAVORITE CHRISTMAS CAROLS". Side A Santa's Favorite Christmas Carols. Side B Santa's Favorite Christmas Carols. The front of the sleeve has a colorful picture of Santa Claus taking toys from his bag and putting them under a tree.

The back of the cover has a short synopsis of what the record is about and other titles of CRG records. Side 1 - WHERE DO SONGS BEGIN (B. Landeck) Denise Alexander, David Anderson, Norman Rose, Lee Sweetland.

/ Freddie, the Little Fir Tree. Both sides of the cover has a blue background with a young boy with a melting snowman by a fire. Also a man carrying a little fir tree. Where Did My Snowman Go?. Geoffrey Venis-Steve Mann-Freddie Poser J-172 (RHCO 10527)Gene Autry - The Mitchell Choirboys with Carl Cotner's Orchestra.

I Saw Mommy Do The Mambo (With You Know Who) (Al Stillman-Tommie Connor-Robert Allen) J-225 (RHCO 33254) Jimmy Boyd with Mitch Miller & his Orch. The front of the heavier paper sleeve has a colorful picture of Santa and a woman dancing with a photo of Jimmy Boyd in a key hole.

The back of the sleeve has other Mercury Playcraft children records. The front of the sleeve has a colorful picture of Mister Fuzzy Bear walking with two young children. I believe the record is from the 50s.

The front of the cover has a great colorful picture of five paper cutouts of children with Mother Goose. If you enjoy Mother Goose, then you sure will want to add this record to your collection. I believe this record is from the 50s.

Peter Pan Records Red 10" 78rpm Kiddie Record. #2240 -- Maroon & Silver and Blue & Silver label. Sung and Narrated by The Peter Pan Players. Sample from the record Clean labels, glossy with some visible marks which don't effect overall play.

The back of the cover has a short synopsis of what the record is about and other titles of CRG records. 10" 78RPM. Side 1 - WHERE DO SONGS BEGIN (B. Landeck) Denise Alexander, David Anderson, Norman Rose, Lee Sweetland.

ORANGE Record, MARCHING SONGS. The front of the sleeve there is a colorful picture of three ducks marching. The back side has a colorful picture of three ducks marching and one duck watching the others.