188 - Set of 8 records:

Set of 8 records: - PINOCCHIO. Book-and-record set with a yellow cover, marked “Louret,” circa 1970–1980. Color illustrations and accompanying record. Some wear and tear from use. - Walt Disney — Mickey Mouse Record, “Pinocchio and the Magic Stone.” Medium-speed 45 rpm record-book, Barclay, cat. no. 70.046, circa 1957. Illustrated sleeve with fold-out booklet. Signs of wear and tear on the sleeve. - Walt Disney’s Story of Pinocchio, illustrated English-language book-and-record set, Disneyland Records, cat. no. 311, circa 1977. 24-page booklet accompanied by a 7-inch 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record, featuring the story and songs from the animated film. Illustrated cover. Damage, wear, and signs of use. - “Pinocchio” audio-visual record album, “Alors, raconte…” collection, Discothèque de Paris / RCA, cat. no. SJ 204. 45-rpm record with illustrated booklet, based on the story by Carlo Collodi. France, circa 1960. Signs of wear and tear. - Chantal Goya, “Mon Pinocchio / La danse de Piou-Piou, petit poussin,” 45 rpm vinyl record, RCA Victor PB 61288, 1983. Illustrated sleeve featuring Chantal Goya with the character Pinocchio. Signs of wear and tear. - Walt Disney’s Pinocchio. Three-disc 10-inch 78 rpm album, RCA Victor Y-349, reissue of the Victor P-18 album, featuring Cliff Edwards as Jiminy Cricket. Recordings from the original soundtrack of the 1940 film: “When You Wish Upon a Star,” “Little Wooden Head,” “Give a Little Whistle,” “Hi Diddle Dee Dee,” “I’ve Got No Strings,” and the finale. Circa 1947–1949. - Book-and-record album “The Birth of Pinocchio,” Le Petit Ménestrel collection, Éditions Lucien Adès, ref. ALB-193, circa 1981. Based on the Antenne 2 television series, text and illustrations by Nadine Forster and Maurice Tapiero. 24-page illustrated hardcover book accompanied by a 17 cm 45 rpm record. Featuring Alain Louis, Ghislaine Gibert, Josiane Gibert, Robert Roanne, and Suzanne Colin. Some wear and tear from handling on the corners and edges. - 17-cm 45-rpm record, Pergola, “Les contes merveilleux” No. 2: Pinocchio, narrated by Daniel Gélin, with illustrations by Jean Effel and orchestral accompaniment conducted by Dino Castro. Commercial series 450174PAE through 450177PAE. Circa 1965. Illustrated sleeve, showing signs of wear and tear. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.