14 in 14 ♥fourteen days of Vintage Valentines DAY 10: Vinyl Record MusiCards

 14 in 14

♥fourteen days of Vintage Valentines♥

  these VALENTINE Cards have the coolest surprise INSIDE!

1976 Nise Productions Inc Design Lionel Petrilli

Playable vinyl LPs! 

"PULL RECORD OFF CARD ~ PLAY LIKE REGULAR LP"

My Funny Valentine; red vinyl, Rochelle Robin singer

"If You Could Really Love Me" with lyrics

 These were made by MUSICARD in the 1970s;

 the images take you right back!

LOVE IS.........YOU.

 1973

clear vinyl LP; "LOVE STORY"

HOW DO I LOVE THEE.... LET ME COUNT THE WAYS

clear vinyl, "Love Story" 1973

photography: Mark Coppos
design: James Shade

TO THE MAN I LOVE

"MY MAN" red vinyl 1976

HOW DO I LOVE THEE

1976

red vinyl record features "How Do I Love Thee" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, narration with piano and "This is My Beloved" by Borodin theme from KISMET

♥♥fourteen days of Vintage Valentines!♥♥

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Vintage TEACHER Valentines

1935 Vintage Rufftex Hallmark Valentine

1960s vending machine Beatles Record!

Last weekend my dear Mother
was texting me frantically from an estate sale.to get my booty over there!... three days later we emerged and started looking through all the boxes of treasures we bought to see what was actually there!!! (yes, we went home at night but too exhausted to unpack everything!) have you been to a sale like that? it's awesome 
AAnnnyyywhooo...... long story short .... at the VERY end of the sale I ended up grabbing a projector and some discs I THOUGHT went with it.........
fast forward 2 later that night......... started checking out the projector and opened the little blue folder and saw "REVOLUTION THE BEATLES" ........hhhhhhmmmmmm?! this doesn't go with the projector! 
here's what I found........

 did you know they tried to market mini records in vending machines?!  If you didn't, don't feel too bad, it didn't take much to miss the very brief period these little discs were offered...1968-69...less then two years!  Americom Corporation of New York introduced a new music format for singles called the pocket disc.  Some came in little blue or red cardboard folders and they were sold at the counter or in special vending machines.

3.75" diameter!

Those were the Days Mary Hopkins

 Mary Hopkins was one of the first artists 

the Beatles signed to their Apple label

QUICK JOEY SMALL (RUN JOEY RUN) & (POOR OLD) MR JENSEN
Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus Buddah Records

 Check them out at Auction...HERE

http://www.etsy.com/shop/vintagerecycling

sources and more info about POCKET DISCS
http://www.friktech.com/btls/tapes/pkd.htm http://yokono.co.uk/collection/beatles/usa/flexi/pocket.html