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The New Testament Records-read by Alexander Scourby -The American Bible Society | Boxed Record Sets2 of 3 |  |  |
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musikchoo
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Can't believe I found this set of records! The box has some wear on it but the records look as though they have never been taken out of their sleeves. Can anyone tell me about these records? Please let me know if you can. As you can see, one side has the label writing on one side and the other side is in braille.They are all like this. Read in the of the King James Version.
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There's no copyright date on it anywhere? Just based on the typography and design, I'd estimate it's from the late '60s or early '70s. Pretty cool find.
Can,t find a copyright date anywhere on them. I do have a name, telephone number and address someone wrote on the underside of top cover in Princeton,Texas. Do you know where Princeton is located in Texas ?
Also this set was produced by "The American Foundation for the Blind"
Here is your set posted and a link . Seems they came out in 1966 from what I can read . What a great find and it was so useful for the blind to know which record they were picking as title was in braille . Awesome love it .
http://www.instappraisal.com/content/american-biblical-society-old-and-new-testament-vinyl-read-alexander-scourby-2-sets-14-28-re
Got it!!! Thanks Manikin! You solved the Mystery!!Now I,ll have to find the Old Testament Set!!!!!! Thanks again!