Description: 1916 Sam Ash What A Wonderful Mother You'd Be Date - 1916 Artist - Sam Ash ( uncredited) Title - What A Wonderful Mother You'd Be Speed - 78 RPMSize - 5,1/2-inch shellac Type - Shellac Matrix number - Stamped C 203Etched - 287 -1 Label - Little Wonder - Black Label Originally made for 80 RPM - plays at 78 Shows normal surface wear for age, tested plays well on modern player.Packaged well "Little Wonders were manufactured by the Columbia Phonograph Co. sold by 5 & 10 cents stores and Sears.They were a United States budget record from 1914 to 1923, sold without sleeves at the price of 10 cents.Offering people a short version of popular songs of the times." Artist were not usually listed on label, many times that information can be researched and found. We list the artists when we find info. matching the correct records' matrix number. Thanks for looking, for more vintage records and nostalgia visit our store Lil'Sis Vintage Shop
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Catalog Number: 287
Format: Record
Record Size: 5"
Era: 1910s
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Material: Shellac
Speed: 78 RPM
Record Label: Little Wonder
Language: English
Release Title: What A Wonderful Mother You'd Be
Label: Black Label 1916
Artist: Ash
Record Grading: Good Plus (G+)
Vinyl Matrix Number: C 203 - 287-1
Release Year: 1916
Style: 1916
Color: Black
Genre: Pop
Type: Single
Original/Reproduction: Original
