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12mo (7 3/8" x 8"); three 78 rpm records (most likely a shellac-based limestone or slate material used by Victor at the time), recorded both sides under the Victor label; labeled 221-A and B, 222-A and B, and 223-A and B; records housed in a blue stiff card stock folder with a color half-tone pictorial onlay to front folder; a small imperfection (depression) can be seen on record 222-A, however it does not interfere with the recording, and one only hears a slight pop; light soiling to outer folder and a few scratches to the lower left corner of the onlay, near fine with 3 records in fine condition. This edition not in a WorldCat library; two libraries hold sound recordings published in 1934 as "More Winnie-the-Pooh Songs" The pictorial label features Christopher Robin, Piglet, and Pooh eating from a honey pot. It is notable that Pooh is not dressed in the red shirt that Slesinger trademarked, and that Pooh first wore in 1931. This recording is an early imprint by tenor Frank Luther with music by Harold Fraser-Simson, and the copyright held by Slesinger. Another early record by the Victor Talking Machine Co., shows a round folder label with Pooh wearing a red shirt and in multiple poses. No date appears on either and no further bibliographic information has been found. The records are labeled, "Winnie The Pooh, Christopher Robin Songs. (A.A. Milne-H. Fraser Simson) Frank Luther, Tenor with violin, clarinet and piano", with the following listed songs: 221-A: 1. Isn't It Funny, 2. Song Ho! For the Life of a Bear, 221-B Us Two, 222-A: The King's Breakfast, 222-B: The King's Breakfast, Concluded, 223-A: Buckingham Palace, 223-B: Vesper's. Seller Inventory # 1039
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Bibliographic Details
Title: Winnie-the-Pooh Songs
Publisher: Stephen Slesinger, Inc., copyright; Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Ltd., records, New York and Canada
Publication Date: 1934
Binding: Stiff wraps
Condition: Near fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Fine
