Catalog of Victor Records 1930, with Biographic Material, Opera Notes, Artists’ Portraits, and Special Red Seal Section [Paperback] Victor Talking Machine Division

Description

Original 1930 paperback has some water damage on the cover and some pages. Readable reference copy.

This 1930 Catalog of Victor Records is a remarkable time capsule, offering a fascinating glimpse into the golden age of recorded music. Published by the Victor Talking Machine Division, a pioneering company that played a pivotal role in the development of the phonograph and the recording industry, this catalog is a treasure trove of information for music enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Beyond its practical function as a reference guide, this catalog serves as a testament to the cultural significance of recorded music in the early 20th century. The biographic material, opera notes, and artists’ portraits provide invaluable context, shedding light on the musicians, composers, and performers who shaped the musical landscape of the era.

The inclusion of the Special Red Seal Section is particularly noteworthy, as it highlights the prestigious Red Seal recordings – a mark of distinction reserved for the most acclaimed artists and performances. This copy, despite its water damage, remains a valuable resource for researchers, collectors, and anyone with a passion for the history of recorded music.