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1930ref. List2913Omaha Nebraska: The Metropolitan Press 1930. 14 x 21 ½ inch poster. Worn with marginal damage; very good plus. Nat Towles 1905–1963 was a jazz musician and bandleader from New Orleans. His band first called Nat Towles’ Creole Harmony Kings was a renowned territory band in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska. They would later have residences in Omaha and Chicago and tour New York City. Offered here is a poster for the Nat Towles Orchestra at the Trianon Ballroom in Croweburg Kansas likely from the 1930s given the location and band name. Croweburg was a coal mining town—and a sundown town until 1912.1 1 “A.P.Roundtree Esq.” The Kansas Baptist Herald May 20 1912 1. The Metropolitan Press unknown
ref. 333296Los Angeles: 20th Century Records 1977. 1st Pressing. Record. Very Good records and gatefold jacket. Light shelfwear on jacket bottom edges. 20th Century Records unknown
ref. RB410" Vinyl Record Introduction to a Waltz / V Hop #27869 - Sample Copy Jerry Gray and His Orchestra light to medium surface marks no sleeve included. Decca Records
ref. RB510" Vinyl Record St. Louis Blues / Jeep Jockey Jump - Sample Copy Jerry Gray and His Orchestra light surface marks no sleeve included. Decca Records
1951ref. RB210" Vinyl Record - Promotional Record has light surface marks and a white sticker on label of "Good Morning Mr Echo" side no sleeve or cover included. Capitol Records
ref. 168190San Francisco: Ralph Records/The Cryptic Corporation 1989. First Edition. An archive of over 30 pieces of Ralph Records promotional materials including catalogs comics posters flyers mailers a black and white compilation photograph of The Residents a Tuxedomoon record label Yello the MX-80 Sound Renaldo and The Loaf Fred Frith Big City Orchestra and other related materials 1980-1989. An impressive archive including material from the Residents' "The Mole Show" tour and Ralph Records during the label's final decade in operation with an ever-growing catalog of avant-garde and alternative music. Likely assembled by a record store owner or employee in the Washington DC area with many items addressed to the area and promoting local performances with several items with annotations regarding orders on the versos written by Ralph Records' employees. Detailed inventory and additional images available on request. Serious purchase inquiries only please. The archive contains: Eleven mail order catalogs: Two copies of "Catalog Two: Volume Two September 1983" one with an attached Ralph Records coupon from a Washington DC performance of "The Residents Mole Show" "September 1985 Buy Or Die Number Eleven" "Ralph Records Christmas 1985" "The Big Bubble Buy Or Die" from February 12 1986 "April 1986 Buy Or Die Number Twelve" "Buy Or Die Mini" from "Dec 86 - Jan 87" "Buy Or Die Number 14 March 1987" two copies of "Buy Or Die #14 1/2 November 1987" with the Snakefinger memorial cover and "Ralph Records / T.E.C. Tones Fall/Winter Catalog 7.1" from 1989. Three of "The Residents Mole Show" related comics: "The Comix of Two Cities" First Edition by Matt Howarth published in 1982 and "Dax Komix Der Zwei Städte" Limited Edition by Matt Howarth and D.M. Kister and "The Comix of Two Cities No. 2" First Edition by Matt Howarth both published in 1983. Three posters: The Residents at the Golden Gate Bridge black and white version with the narrow black border circa 1979. A black and goldenrod Yello poster promoting their Ralph Records albums "Claro Que Si" and "Solid Pleasure" circa 1981. And a red yellow and black MX80 Sound poster promoting their Ralph Records albums "Out of the Tunnel" and "Crowd Control" circa 1981. Five mailers and flyers: The Residents "Mole Show" circa 1983 two for Snakefinger's Vestal Virgins one circa 1986 and one circa 1987 the Big City Orchestra circa 1988 and Uncle Willie's Eyeball Buddies UWEB circa 1988. Also included in the archive is a circa 1982 black and white "The Residents' Tenth Anniversary!" compilation photograph. A Tuxedomoon "Half-Mute" side one record album label. A print out of eight logo or button images of Ralph Records bands releases and logo. And several Xerographically reproduced images and articles including: "The Complete Residents Handbook" two copies circa 1983 Lou Stathis' article "Muzick" on the Residents from the August 1980 issue of Heavy Metal magazine and a collage of Ralph Record images around an October 25 1984 Rolling Stone magazine article "A Guide To The Best Rock Videos" highlighting a review of "Ralph Records Video Volume 1." A copy of The Record Collector's Quartery "Issue #10" 1983 which includes an article "Inside: The Residents" and a centerfold fold-out "The Residents 1984" calendar. Lastly included is a production credit handout for the historic performance of "The Residents Mole Show" at the New Music America Festival in Washington DC on October 7 1983 at the National Building Museum. 11 Catalogs 7 x 8.4 inches to 17.5 x 22.75 inches. nine Near Fine two Very Good with the front wrappers detached and rear wrapper missing likely from placing a mail order. 3 Posters 10.75 x 23.5 inches to 28 x 22 inches. Folded as issued. Very Good plus to Near Fine with pinholes to the corners. 3 Comics 5.5 x 8.5 inches to 5.5 x 8.5 inches side-stapled. Very Good plus to Near Fine with light toning to the front wrappers. Other materials Near Fine overall. Ralph Records/The Cryptic Corporation unknown
ref. 72688Guildford: Genesis Publications 2018. Rock and Pop Photography DELUXE SIGNED LIMITED EDITION one of 1500 copies thus SIGNED by Jeff Lynne. Quarto 31 x 22cm illustrated throughout with photographs. Includes an exclusive 7-inch vinyl picture disc featuring two live recordings from the historic Wembley concert 'Don't Bring Me Down' and 'Xanadu'. Elegantly bound in red leather quarter binding over pictorial covers with gilt blocking and page edging in a silkscreen printed slipcase housed in the printed mailing carton. A fine as-new copy with all the original packaging minor transit wear to carton. Offering a rare insight into Jeff Lynne's ELO and celebrating his musical vision WEMBLEY OR BUST is an official book and 7-inch vinyl set. For half a century the musical brilliance of Lynne has been striking a resounding chord with fans all over world. His text reveals the story behind the monumental 2017 London concert and reflects on each of the show's songs drawn from the catalogue of ELO albums that have sold more than 50 million records to date. A Genesis Publications 'Hall of Fame' title. Guildford: Genesis Publications, 2018 unknown
