6 Record Albums with 50 x 78's mostly 1920's/40's Dance Bands All listed

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Six Record Albums with 50 x 78's 1920's through to 1940's mostly Dance Bands    Not played visual check only.They grade very good though excellent, average would be very good+ with the age related couple/few very light scratches and very light sleeve scuffs, two of them have very small edge chips I do not see any disasters. In all a nice lot.
Very heavy when packed appx 15 kilos Courier will be £12.50 UK only Can be collected from Needham Market 5mins. Junction 51 A14. 
I shall be away from the 16th until the 21st. I will contact all successful bidders on my return.                                 Thanking you in advance for your patience    
 Album (1) “Salon Decca” 8 Decca records. 1, 1946,  Ambrose, “Tenement Symphony  1 and 2” 2 ,1934,  Roy Fox, “Lou’Siana Lullaby – Did You Ever See a Dream Walking” 3, 1934, Roy Fox, On a Steamer Coming Over – My Hat’s On The Side Of My Head” 4, 1933, Roy Fox, Roll On Kentucky Moon – Blue Moon In The Sky” 5, 1933, Roy Fox, “ Without That Certain Thing – Blue Moments” 6, 1945, Anne Shelton with Stanley Black, “ My Beautiful Sarie Marais – That’s An Irish Lullaby” 7, 1948, Primo Scala, “The Echo Told Me a Lie – I’ve Got a Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts” 6, 1939, Ambrose, Somewhere In France With You – How Beautiful You Are”   Album (2) Columbia 8 Columbia records. 1, 1928, Debroy Somers, “ To-Day To-Morrow For Ever – My Inspiration Is You” 2, 1924, Savoy Orpheans, “ What’ll I Do – Burning Kisses” 3, 1928, Ray Starita, “Just a Night for Meditation – I Think Of What You Used To Think Of Me” 4, 1927, Piccadilly Revels Band, “ Yale Blues – Just The Same” 5, 1927, Kit Kat Band, “The Whispering Pines Of Nevada – Magnolia” 6, 1927, Kit Kat Band “By The Waterfall – Music And Moonlight” 7, 1929, Piccadilly Players, “My Heart Is Bluer Than Your Eyes – I’ve Never Seen a Smile like Yours” 8, 1924, Savoy Havana Band, “ Why Did I Kiss THat girl – The Little Wooden Whistle Wouldn’t Whistle”   Album (3) a Winel Album with 12 assorted labels.  1, Geraldo, Parlophone 1941, “Russian Rose – Sand In My Shoes”  2, Jay Wilbur Imperial,1931, There’s Something In Your Eyes – Just One More Chance” 3, Piccadilly revels Band, 1927, “the Desert Song – 1 and 2” 4, The Four Bright Sparks, Columbia, 1930, “I’m On a Diet Of Love – Mona” 5, Arthur Lyon, Piccadilly, 1931, “With My Guitar And Yoy – My Heart Belongs To The Girl That Belongs To Somebody Else” 6, Harry Roy, Parlophone, 1935, “It’s An Old Southern Custom – According To The Moonlight” 7, Nat Gonella, Parlophone, 1936, “Tormented – Poor Dinah” 8, Harry Bidgood, 1927, “ The Riff Song – One Alone” 9, Geraldo, Parlophone,1947, “So Tired – Take Me To Your Heart Again” 10, Harry Roy, Parlophone, 1935. “I Won’t Dance – Lovely To Look At” 11, Sam Lanin (1) George Hall (2), Dominion 1928, “Keep Sweeping The Corners Of The Moon – Together” 12, Jack Simson Sextet, Parlophone,1946, “On An other Track – El Relicario”   Album (4)  2 HMV 2 Columbia records. 1, HMV, Savoy Havana Band, 1924, “Childhood Memories 1 and “ 2, HMV, De Groot Piccadilly Orchestra, 1923, “Idylle Passionnelle – En Sourdine” 3, Columbia,Percival McKay’s Band, 1926, “Night – Micnonette” 4, Columbia, Jay Widden Midnight Follies Band, 1927, “At Sundown – Me And My Shadow”   Album (5) 6 mixed labels. 1,Rex, Ed Lloyd and his Band, 1933, “Adorable – My Moonlight Madonna” 2,Mayfair, Reg Bennett Orchestra, 1031, “A Bed Time Story – Nightfall” 3, Columbia, DeBroy Somers, 1928, “All By Yourself In The Moonlight – My Flame Is Just a Match For Me” 4, Regal Zonophone, 1942, Harry roy, “The Pennsylvania Polka – Where In The World” 5, Parlophone, Geraldo 1946, “South America Take It Away – Golden Earrings” 6, Rex, Jay Wilber, 1938, “Alexander’s Ragtime Band Selection 1 and 2”   Album (6) 10 mixed labels, 1, Decca, Ambrose, 1935, No No a Thousand Times No – I’m Gonna Wash My Hands Of You” 2, Rex, Jay Wilber, 1935, “Lullaby Of Broadway – Jump On The Waggon” 3, Columbia, Geraldo Gaucho Orchestra, 1932, “Lola – Rose Of Seville” 4, HMV, Savoy Orpheans, 1926, “MyIrishHome Sweet Home – Perfumes Of The Past” 5, HMV, Savoy Orpheans, 1926, “By The Waters Of Perkiomen – The Prisoner Song” 6, Columbia, Savoy Orpheans, 1923, “Burning Kisses – What’ll I Do” 7, Decca, Jack Payne, 1941, “Let The Curtain Come Down – Rainbow Valley” 8, Columbia, Piccadilly Revels Band, 1927, “The Vagabond King 1 and 2” 9, Rex, Jack Payne,1934, “Jack Payne Memories 1 and 2” 10, Imperial, Jay Wibur, 1931`, Famous Waltzes Of The Past 1 and 2” 11, Parlophone, Nat Gonnella 1935, 1935, “Basin Street Blues – E- Flat Blues” 12, HMV, Joe Loss, 1946, “Embraceable You – I Love Paris”   
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