Lot of 20 10" RPM Records, various labels and styles,  that consist of the following:

▪︎ Perfect 12199: Baggage Coach Ahead/A Boy's Best Friend is his Mother: Bob Massey (Brown disc) (Edge nicks)

▪︎ Conqueror 9190: Darling, Do You Know Who Loves You?/It Makes No Difference Now: Fisher Hendley and his "Aristocratic Pigs" (Ex)

▪︎ Decca 5901: New San Antonio Rose/Worried Mind: Texas Jim Lewis and his Lone Stsr Cowboys (Ex)

▪︎ Decca 5844: I'll Be Seein' You in Dallas, Alice/Doggone Crazy Blues: Shelton Brothers

▪︎ Cameo 3383: Doin' The Racoon/The Cat and The Dog: Dixie Daisies/Seven Little Polar Bears

▪︎ Decca 487: White Jazz/Blue Jazz: Lew Stone and his Band

▪︎ Victor 22438: Circus Echoes/Entry of the Gladiators: Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey's Band (Ex) (Minor edge nick)

▪︎ Decca 5341: Bury Me Out on the Prairie/Little Old Sod Shanty on the Claim: The Ranch Boys

▪︎ Silvertone 8143: My Blue Ridge Mountain Home/Oh Dem Golden Slippers: Dalhart & Robison

▪︎ Bluebird B5895: Letter Edged in Black/Little Rosewood Casket: Bradley Kincaid

▪︎ Perfect 14122: Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Tennessee/Beside A Babbling Brook: Hollywood Dance Orchestra

▪︎ Victor 16045: Devil's Dream Reel/Speed the Plow Reel: John Taylor (Country Dance) (Ex+)

▪︎ Aeolian 14060: Rose of Washington Square/Sunny Tennessee: Harry Yerkes Dance Orchestra (Ex)

▪︎ Vocalion 4071: Moonshine Over Kentucky/Little Lady Make-Believe: Buddy Rogets and his Famous Swing Band (Ex)

▪︎ Okeh 05821: Good Gracious Gracie!/She's Too Young: Light Crust Doughboys (Minor edge nick)

▪︎ Velvet Tone 1999: Waiting At The End of the Road/Moanin' Low: Kate Smith

▪︎ Victor V722: Jelly-Roll Polka/WPA Polka: Will Glahe Orchestra (Ex)

▪︎ Columbia DO-1431: Sweet Georgia Brown/Some of these Days: Bing Crosby (Ex+)

▪︎ Grey Gull 4142: Silver Threads Among the Gold/In a Garden Rare: John Ryan/Arthur Hall

▪︎ Conqueror 8593: The Farmer's Daughter/Madame I've Come To Marry You: LuLu Belle/ LuLu Belle and Scotty (Ex)

I have visually inspected all of the records and I would rate all in the VG or VG+ range, except where noted.