This lot contains an album with twelve 10-inch 78 RPM records, all in the general genre of country music. They could probably all use a good cleaning, but they otherwise look to be mostly in about VG to VG+ condition, still nice and shiny, but with some visible dull spots and surface scuffs and scratches (some sides more than others). The one on the Perfect label also has a hairline crack that runs almost the whole length of the playing surface. I've played them all on my Audio-Technica turntable, and - apart from the Derby (comments on which are below), there are no skips or jumps, but they all have varying degrees of background noise, including some click-click-click passages. Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering devices and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well they will play on your equipment.

In the order pictured, they are:

Mercury # 5552 -- "Mocking Bird Hill" and "If You've Got the Money (I've Got the Time)" by Tiny Hill and his Orchestra.

Columbia # 20377 -- "Here Comes Santa Claus" and "An Old-Fashioned Tree" by Gene Autry.

Kentucky # 541 -- "Tennessee Saturday Night" and "It's Been so Long, Darling" by Preston Ward.

Okeh # 06543 -- "The Air Corps of Uncle Sam" and "I've Changed My Penthouse for a Pup-Tent" by the Texas Rangers.

Perfect # 12910 -- "The Answer to 21 Years" and "The Old Folks Back Home" by Gene Autry and Jimmy Long.

Victor # 20539 -- "My Blue Mountain Home" and "Golden Slippers" by Vernon Dalhart and Carson Robison.

Mercury # 5867 -- "Once in Awhile" and "I'm Glad You're Happy with Someone Else" by Patti Page.

4 Star # 1625 -- "Let Me Know" and "My Love Song to You" by Slim Willet and his Hired Hands.

King # 1387 (white label promo) -- "The Lights Are Growing Dim" and "I'm Just Not That Kind" by Harvie June Van.

Derby # 814 -- "Say It with Your Heart" and "Where" by Bob Carroll. (This one apparently is warped at the edge, causing both sides to skip at the beginning, before the needle settles in. Both sides, however, play fine on my Garrard turntable, which has a heavier needle weight.)

Imperial # 8305 -- "I'm a Fool" and "Serenade" by Slim Whitman.

Dude Ranch # Z-11 -- "I Wish I Knew" and "Rhode Island Waltz" by Eddie Zack and his Dude Ranchers.

The album is in used but functional condition, with typical cover wear, and with the index page filled out in ink. It has 12 record pockets with all the seams intact.

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