Here's the column: While I do collect (and own hundreds of) regular vinyl LPs, I also have a substantial number of 78 rpm records, which are made from very breakable shellac.

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You mentioned 78s. The Boston Public Library donated more ... And they were these long-playing records made out of shellac that spun around at 78 revolutions per minute. They were popularized ...

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The record completes his collection of the entire series of Columbia "race records," 78s that were marketed to Black audiences during the 1920s and '30s. STEPHEN J. KOTZ Joe Lauro, with a copy of ...