When I was a child in the late seventies and early eighties, I loved buying Peter Pan Records. The prices of the records were awesome! In the late seventies they charged 49 cents for a 7' 45 RPM record. Their 7' 45 records had songs on them.
Peter Pan only charged about $3.00 for 12' 33 RPM records. Most other labels charged $8.00-$9.00 per record. They made records for children. Peter Pan made a lot of records about Superheroes like Superman, The Incredible Hulk, Wonder Woman, Batman, etc.
Some of their records were 7' 33 RPM. I bought three of their 7' 33 records. They were The Six Million Dollar Man, Batman, and Spider-Man.
Peter Pan also sold Book & Record sets. The books were comic books and everything that was written in the books were said on the records. An especially good Book & Record set was one that was titled 'A story of Dracula, the Wolfman and Frankenstein'. This was one of several Book & Record sets that I bought. Some of their Book & Record sets were 7' 45 RPM records and others were 12' 33 RPM records.
Peter Pan also made Power Records and Rocking Horse Records. I'm pretty sure that their Rocking Horse records were a little cheaper than their other records.
Once I bought an Incredible Hulk record but it contained a Flintstones record. My brother bought a Star Wars record with other movies theme music but it contained a Spider-Man record. Except for those two times, I liked Peter Pan Records. I still have a lot of the Peter Pan records that I bought 30 years ago.
I recently bought an antique Peter Pan Record at Goodwill. It's a 7' 78 RPM record. I'm pretty sure that it was made in the fifties.
These records are great for children. If you have a record player and small children, buy some of these records. You can find them on Ebay. I gladly give Peter Pan Records a 5 star rating.
