Look closely at the label in high resolution and you can see these were for the "Victor Talking Machine Co." - patented in 1903. These were some of the earliest "platter style" records. The side with the label showing looks fairly normal, but the other one is turned over so you can see that they were only pressed on one side. (5 years and 2966 days ago)
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Awesome!!
One side printed... reminds me of the first 12 inches and the bootlegs
Those are more of my time, but each his-her own childhood memories...
Well... I AM over 18 now... but wasn't really around in 1903!
^ neither was I ! lol great shot
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