Looking for bird records.  From Number Stories Book 2 by Studebaker, Findley, Knight & Gray, 1942.

From Offbeat, 1992.

The magic record.  From Conrad's Magic Flight, Book Four by Hazel Gertrude Kinscella and illustrated by Ruth Mary Hallock, 1927.

From The Talking Machine World, 1920.

Reblog if DJs should play more melted records.  From The Improvement Era, 1952.

From Toike Oilke, 1976.

From Astounding, 1950.

"In the record which the pupil makes, there may be a great future.  That, at least, is what 'teacher' says.  But no one ever finds it."  From Talking Screen, 1930.

That's how my folks were as I was growing up -- if I indicated that I had something important to say, they encouraged me to put it on a record.  Alas, my vast record collection was destroyed by Hurrican Matthew, and now I hardly know what I think.  From Time and Tigers by D. R. Amato. 

From the Teachers College of the City of Boston yearbook of 1942.