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US Navy Jazz Band-Musicians-Al Moore c1920s Music RPPC Real Photo Postcard
$14.95
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mrhugo (91)
IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING SHIPPING: I try to keep shipping costs low and so I mail all postcards in a rigid mailer to protect against damage during shipment for $1.50. This charge covers the cost of postage and the ... Read More
IMPORTANT INFO REGARDING SHIPPING: I try to keep shipping costs low and so I mail all postcards in a rigid mailer to protect against damage during shipment for $1.50. This charge covers the cost of postage and the mailer. If you desire tracking than shipping will cost $2.75 so please choose the First Class mail option at checkout.
Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)
Unmailed. U.S. Jazz Band c1920s. Musicians are wearing basic Navy whites. Director at far right in dark uniform. Instruments pictured: piano, saxophones, tuba, trombone, trumpet, and banjo. The word "Bloom" is in the lower left hand corner. I found a different image of the same band which was obviously taken the same day as this image as it has the same caption and style. The bass drum in that photo had text which read: "Al Moore uses Conns exclusively." Conns is a reference to the Conn instrument company who manufactured musical instruments. Trombonist "Ensign" Al Moore was the leader of this jazz band. Their greatest hits were in 1924 with "Red Nose Pete"; 1925 with the songs "Sometime" and "You Told Me To Go" and 1926 with "Tamiami Trail". Alton Moore was an American jazz trombonist who played with : Fats Waller, Coleman Hawkins, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Carter, Fletcher Henderson and others. Born : October 07, 1908 in Selma, Alabama. Died : January 01, 1978 in New York City, New York.
Condition: Good, corner and edge wear, soiling, no bends.
Postmark: None, never mailed
Publisher: Hayden's Novelty Photo Shop, 624 1/4 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Ind.
"Oldpostoffice Postcard Co" is only on the digital image and not on the actual card you will receive if you are the high bidder or choose to buy the card.
Real Photo Postcard (RPPC)
Unmailed. U.S. Jazz Band c1920s. Musicians are wearing basic Navy whites. Director at far right in dark uniform. Instruments pictured: piano, saxophones, tuba, trombone, trumpet, and banjo. The word "Bloom" is in the lower left hand corner. I found a different image of the same band which was obviously taken the same day as this image as it has the same caption and style. The bass drum in that photo had text which read: "Al Moore uses Conns exclusively." Conns is a reference to the Conn instrument company who manufactured musical instruments. Trombonist "Ensign" Al Moore was the leader of this jazz band. Their greatest hits were in 1924 with "Red Nose Pete"; 1925 with the songs "Sometime" and "You Told Me To Go" and 1926 with "Tamiami Trail". Alton Moore was an American jazz trombonist who played with : Fats Waller, Coleman Hawkins, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Carter, Fletcher Henderson and others. Born : October 07, 1908 in Selma, Alabama. Died : January 01, 1978 in New York City, New York.
Condition: Good, corner and edge wear, soiling, no bends.
Postmark: None, never mailed
Publisher: Hayden's Novelty Photo Shop, 624 1/4 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute, Ind.
"Oldpostoffice Postcard Co" is only on the digital image and not on the actual card you will receive if you are the high bidder or choose to buy the card.
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- mrhugo (91)
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- 09/28/2010
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| User | Price | Quantity | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| imagecoll (2393) | $14.95 | 1 | 10/03/2019 23:24:45 |
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- Nebraska, United States
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- United States
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