This lot contains five 10-inch 78 RPM records by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, all on the Decca label, and all in the general genre of jazz and swing. They are all considered "hot" enough for inclusion in Brian Rust's iconic "Hot Jazz Discography", so I've been able to note the recording dates (in parentheses after the record number). They are instrumental except as noted individually below. In the order shown in pictures 2 through 11, the records are: 

Decca # 1412 (1937) -- "For You" (vocal by Kenny Sargent) and "Casa Loma Stomp." 

Decca # 1575 (1937) -- "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" (vocal by Pee Wee Hunt) and "Let's Make It a Lifetime" (vocal by Kenny Sargent).

Decca # 1650 (1938) -- "My Heart Is Taking Lessons" (vocal by Pee Wee Hunt) and "This Is My Night to Dream" (vocal by Kenny Sargent).

Decca # 2321 (1939) -- "Heaven Can Wait" (vocal by Clyde Burke) and "Sunrise Serenade." 

Decca # 3089 (1940) -- "No Name Jive, Parts 1 and 2." 

They are all in the VG to VG+ range, still shiny, but with visible surface scuffs and scratches. All ten sides play through without jumping or repeating on my Audio-Technica turntable, but with levels of background noise commensurate with their visual grading, including general light background hiss and some occasional pops and clicks and ticking. Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering technology and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well it will play on your equipment. 

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