Vintage 45 Record LOT with 2 Albums and 26 records Start Price USD 25.00 Current Price USD 25.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, July 04, 2008 End Time Monday, July 07, 2008 Location Mesa, Arizona See more about 'Vintage 45 Record LOT with 2 Albums and 26 records' Description My policy on selling Lingerie and other items is this: I will do my utmost to describe the items used and the vintage years as accurately as possible. I draw on my experience as a vintage clothing seller (I have been selling for 10 years), my personal knowledge as I am a senior lady, and what I can find out through research and books. Most of my vintage is previously worn, but I only sell items in good to excellent condition and some are even unworn; New with tags (NWT) OR obviously new without any tags (NWOT). There are no returns unless something was grossly misrepresented, but I do exchange and work closely with buyers to keep them satisfied. I also try to include the weight of the garment in my auction to allow you an "estimate" for priority shipping costs before you bid. I am a very "girly" senior lady, but I am Crossdresser-friendly and try to include "Sissy" types of items in large sizes whenever possible. This is a nice LOT of not only 26 vintage 45 records by various artists, but also contains 2 very collectible 45 record albums with 10 pages each for records. There is no writing on the album index and very little wear on the outside.  One of the original price tags from Kresge is on one album with an unbelievable price of 49 cents! I am not a collector of records and do not know the classification criteria, but all the records are in good playable condition that I can see.  I will list the 26 records with just one song.  If you have any questions about flip sides, please e-mail me. Album 1: 1. Decca-Red Foley, Stolling the Blues; 2. Decca-Kitty Wells, Release Me; 3. Decca-Red Foley and Kitty Wells, I'm a stranger in my home; 4. Decca-Red Foley, Tennessee Whistling Man; 5. Sage & Sand-Eddie Dean, I Dreamed of a Hill Billy Heaven; 6. Capitol-Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely, Let Ole Mother Nature Have Her Way; 7. Capitol-Carl Butler, Everything will be The Same; 8. Coral-McGuire Sisters, Goodnight, Sweethear, Goodnight; 9. Columbia for Hammond-Potter Heap medley of songs; 10. Decca-Guy Lombardo, Noodling Rag; 11. Decca-Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo, Dimples & Cherry Cheeks;12. Decca-Guy Lombardo, The Strange Little Girl. Album 2: 1. Columbia-Ken Griffin, Aloha OE (Farewell to Thee); 2. Columbia-Johnnie Ray w/Ray Conniff, Just Walking in the Rain; 3. ABC Paramount-Bill Hayes, Westward Ho the Wagons; 4. Capitol-Dean Martin, Memories are Made of this; 5. Decca-Justin Tubb & Goldie Hill, Sure Fire Kisses; 6. Laurie-Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Wild Cat Blues; 7. Decca-Guy Lombardo, Stolen Love; 8. RCA Victor-Eddie Fisher, Anytime; 9. RCA Victor-Eddie Fisher, That's The Chance You Take; 10. Capitol-Ella Mae Morse, Love Me or Leave Me; 11. Columbia-Tony Bennett, 6 songs; 12. Decca-Goldie Hill, Call Off the Wedding; 13. Dot-Bob Crosby and the Bob Cats, Petite Fleur; 14. Decca-Webb Peerce, Slowly. I prefer paypal and ship priority. Please use calculator in the listing to estimate your costs before bidding.   Increase Sales by 18% and double your hits - Vendio Gallery Place a Bid!