One of the more unusual records I've found over the years, this was a cut-on-site single of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, recorded by a local university choir. This should have had a thumbnail with it, but that didn't work for some reason. Here it is: https://pic8.co/sh/D7PHf3.jpg Title: Battle Hymn of the Republic Artist(S): Solomon Capital University Choir and the Columbus Philharmonic Date, recording: Unknown Date, transcription: December 2017 Made from Original Recording: Yes Media: Record, cut-once, home recording, "Recordio" style transcription disc Original recording device: Unknown Construction: Acetate media on aluminum Manufacturer: Reeves Soundcraft Color(s): Orange, Black Label, Content: BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC SOLOMON CAPITAL .U. CHOIR COLUMBUS PHILHARMONIC Label, Media: Soundcraft Playback Full Spectrum Made In USA Size: 12 Inch Format: 78 RPM (78 1/8) Playtime: Appx 4:34 Transcription equipment: Technics 1200 mkII turntable, Grado pickup with 3mil stylus, Realistic 32-1200 as preamp, Sound Blaster 32-bit, CoolEdit Pro Transcriber: M Owner: Stupidbird Purchase Location: An antique shop in the Arcade, downtown Newark, Ohio Purchase Date: Summer 1998 Other items with this: Other classic genre 78RPM records of no important note in an album Approximate price: $15 for the entire album Description: Men and women singing select verses of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic," backed by orchestral music.