no theme to this post, just a few covers that I acquired recently. Advertisements
These are eight recent acquisitions. Even though I am trying to get out of collecting, I can’t resist a Steinweiss of the golden age in as good condition as the Don Baker. Of the rest, Buddy Greco is signed Joe … Continue reading
A few more that I collected just because I liked them. One of them looks like it could be Steinweiss, but is a little dull, and another one has an illustration that could be Steinweiss along with other elements that … Continue reading
What are the odds that any of these is Steinweiss? The Lincoln one is the least likely. The Mozart and the Trenier Brothers I give a 50/50 chance.
Even though I am trying, slowly, to get rid of my collection, I still acquire lps that are Steinweiss, or probably Steinweiss. I no longer buy 78 rpm sets, I really have no room for those. Here are 7 recent … Continue reading
Another Gigi, this time designed by Steinweiss. A bunch of song titles on the front, just like on many other ones of these Gigi sampler albums. But somehow Steinweiss always makes a better design.
This Everest record is from 1972. I love that Chinese communist graphic sensibility. Sometimes I keep a record cover just because it is so amusing. The London Steinweiss, and the rest of the posts of today, mark the end of … Continue reading
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