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I have recorded over 3500 songs from old 78 rpm records. CLICK HERE for a list of what is recorded. Many of the titles listed have links to MP3 versions of the recordings. If you see a title you’d like to hear that doesn’t have a link, let me know. You can email me from the web page. ENJOY! CLICK HERE TO SEE MY EBAY ITEMS FOR SALE *** * ******* * ***** * ************ * * * CLICK HERE to see a photo gallery showing different die varieties for many of the Gallery Mint Museum’s coin replicas. This is a work in progress, so new stuff will be added as I get to it. *********CHUCK E CHEESE TOKENS*************** CLICK HERE to see the ’WITH TOWNS" collection Chuck E Cheese Pizza Time Theaters produce their own Video Arcade game tokens. In addition to being dated, a few of them had limited numbers of their video arcade game tokens minted with their town names on them. This occured from 1978 - 1983 and hasn’t been done since. These are now quite scarce and fun to collect! A complete collection is very difficult to compile if you include the test tokens that never had a regular production run. Also, these tokens were minted by several different private mints and each one is a variety unto its self. A great collectable! There are over 60 different ’with towns’ in my collection. **************MONOPOLY STUFF***************** Click below to see some early MONOPOLY game pieces. A lot different than today’s game. Neat! Check out the Vintage Monopoly group a group for folks who collect early Monopoly games and want to share their collecting experiences. CLICK HERE to see my BETA version of an EARLY MONOPOLY GAME PIECES page! This is a work in progress, so only look at the stuff that is finished. GAME PIECES CHANCE/COMMUNITY CHEST CLICK HERE To see the PATENT PENDING version Monopoly Game c.mid-1935 CLICK HERE Unusual set of c.1936 TITLE DEEDS with blank backs CLICK HERE to see the latest Patent Pending set in my collection Click below to see some antique vacuum cleaners. Air-Way Sanitary Cleaner c. 1926 Air-Way Sanitary Cleaner c. 1932 Hoover Model 300 c. 1938HOOVER MODEL 8450 Dusting Tools Accessory Kit c.1940 CLICK HERE to see some vintage steel animal traps. Here’s a neat old song recorded from a 78 rpm record. Has the same "REALLY LOVE YOUR PEACHES, GONNA SHAKE YOUR TREE" verse as in Steve Miller’s ’The Joker’. This file is in MP3 format and almost 3 megs so the download will take a while, especially if you have a 56k modem like I do. Lovey Dovey by The Clovers on ATLANTIC 1022 c.1954 R & B SONGS PAGE ******************************************* Click HERE to hear a great old hillbilly song, "Bake Them Hoe Cakes Brown" by Charlie Linville and the Fiddling Linvilles from an old KING label 78 rpm record. Click HERE to hear Kenny Roberts sing "Good Old Mountain Dew" on an old CORAL 78rpm Promo Record. Great stuff here, too! CLICK LABEL TO LOAD SONG This is a great old Blues song by Jack Sheedy’s Dixieland Jazz Band from the late 1940’s on his own Coronet label, late renamed Koronet. Gambler’s Blues is the song that St James Infirmary was based on and this version is especially entertaining. These are MP3 files, each about 2.5-3.0 MB, so they might take a while to load, but they are worth it. I found a group of old Arabic 78 rpm records at an estate sale. Early Arabic pop, swing, dance music. I’ve uploaded about 100 of the songs. Click the link below to see what is there - ARABIC MUSIC LINK I’ve also posted pictures of the different Arabic record labels. They’re pretty neat. Went to another estate sale and found 62 old Japanese 78’s dating from 1910 - 1950’s. Lots of interesting stuff, including post-WWII swing, blues, humor, and pre-WWII drinking songs, children’s songs, and more. I’ve posted photos of each of the labels and am currently attaching links to the songs in MP3 format. You can view the page here: JAPANESE MUSIC LINK P.S. - If you want to help with translation of the labels, that would be great! Email me at: JapaneseMusic@cdbpdx.com All the labels are in Japanese and it would be fun to know what they say. Thanks!...