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Choose from remaining records in the list below.  You can choose one or more (if still available) by using the drop down menu.  The price for shipping is $10 for the first record sold, than $1 more for each additional one sold.  The record will be sandwiched between cardboard, and carefully padded in a new 12x12x4 sturdy shipping box.  This will insure safe delivery using Media Mail.  Once you have made your selections and paid, please SEND ME A NOTE WITH THE ORDER OR A SEPARATE EMAIL (or both) TO TELL ME WHICH RECORDS YOU WANT.

Please email with questions before you proceed.

The records are:

     [  SOLD:  Columbia C139-5 & 6:  Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - Got No Blues and I'm Not Rough.  This was one of four records in the album,  Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Vol. 2, Columbia C 139, produced in 1947.  The shellac looks VERY PLAYABLE with a light scratch or scuff over clearly visible grooves, I'll grade in the range of VG+ to VG++.]

     [ SOLD:  Columbia C139-3 & 4:  Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - Struttin' With Some Barbecue and Once in a While.  This was one of four records in the album,  Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Vol. 2, Columbia C 139, produced in 1947.  The shellac looks VERY PLAYABLE with a light scratch or scuff over clearly visible grooves, I'll grade in the range of VG+ to VG++.]

Vox 16058:  Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra - Tiger Rag and St. Louis Blues.  This was one of three records in the album, Louis Armstrong – Paris 1934 VOX VSP 300, produced in 1947.  The shellac looks VERY PLAYABLE with a light scratch or scuff over clearly visible grooves, I'll grade in the range of VG+ to VG++.

Vox 16059:  Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra - Will You, Won't You Be My Babe & Song of the Vipers.  This was one of three records in the album, Louis Armstrong – Paris 1934 VOX VSP 300, produced in 1947.  The shellac looks VERY PLAYABLE with a light scratch or scuff over clearly visible grooves, I'll grade in the range of VG+ to VG++.

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