[78-L] V-Disc inquiries

[David Lennick]

But unlike other Sears catalogs, this one doesn't serve double duty in the 
little brown shack out back (I prefer softer paper anyway).

dl

On 7/27/2011 11:14 PM, neechevoneeznayou at gmail.com wrote:
> You are probably thinking of the book by Mr. Richard Sears, usually
> referred to as the Sears catalog. It is quite a bit more rare than the
> records themselves now and fetches a nice price when it does surface for
> sale.
>
> joe salerno
>
> On 7/27/2011 4:10 PM, Matthew Balcerak wrote:
>> I'm working on organizing my v-disc collection and I was wondering if
>> someone could provide me with some information.
>> What was the last v-disc (numerically) my latest is 902, but I seem to
>> remember someone telling me they went up to 908.
>> Also, which numbers were omitted.
>>
>> I understand there is an amazing disco-graphical book all about v-discs, and
>> I promise if one ever comes up for sale on the internetz I will buy it...
>>
>> Thanks bunches.
>>
>> Matthew Balcerak