2 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
2 records matching
A recording credited to Lenin on label 'A', catalogue 001 — the lowest possible number, paired with A002 elsewhere in this collection. The same caveats apply as to A002: Lenin did make a small number of authenticated gramophone recordings in the early Soviet period, and genuine examples are of considerable historical significance. The label and catalogue identity must be verified by an expert before any sale; a Soviet speech record with number 001 could be very significant or could be a reissue.AI summary
A 001 Misc.
A recording credited to Lenin on a label catalogued simply as 'A' with catalogue number 002. Lenin did make a small number of gramophone recordings of speeches in the early Soviet period (c.1919–1921), and some were issued on Soviet state labels. The label designation 'A' and the extremely low catalogue number are unusual and unplaceable from standard references; this could be a Soviet pressing, a reissue, or something else entirely. This record requires expert examination before any sale.AI summary
A 002 Misc.