VINYL: VG. Looks clean on visual inspection. A few scuffs, marks and hairlines across both sides, but nothing major – and no deep scratches. Some misting visible in some areas. Played just pre-listing and sound clarity is decent throughout. Some mild surface noise at run-ins and between cues - due in part to the quality of these archive recordings. Plays with no skipping, jumping or sticking.

OUTER SLEEVE/COVER: EX. Colours clear and unfaded on superb artwork gloss sleeve. Very minor scuffs to corners. Edges and spine in great shape. Aperture has some nicks and peeling but nothing major. Diagonal crease in bottom right and top left – and a few other creases. Light creases in from spine on front and back. A few creases in from top. No other obvious defects. An excellent example.

INNER SLEEVE: VG. White paper sleeve with curved corners. Minor yellowing, crinkling and creasing. Intact.

A2. Ambrose & His Orchestra - Limehouse Blues -

A3. Anne Shelton - Blues In The Night -

A4. Fred Waring & The Pennsylvanians - Dry Bones -

A5. Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra - Rockin' In Rhythm -

A6. Lou Preager & His Orchestra - Cruising Down The River (Vocals – Paul Rich)

A7. Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters - Don't Fence Me In -

A8. Dick Haymes - It Might As Well Be Spring -

A9. The Mills Brothers - Paper Doll -

A10. Lale Anderson - Lili Marlene -

B1. Sam Browne With The Lew Stone Band - I Get Along Without You Very Well -

B2. The Ink Spots - Do I Worry? -

B3. Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters - Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive -

B4. The Mills Brothers - You Always Hurt The One You Love -

B5. Al Jolson & Matty Malneck Orchestra & The Four Hits And A Miss* - After You've Gone -

B6. Jack Payne & His Orchestra - It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow -

B7. Ella Fitzgerald & The Ink Spots - Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall -

B8. Al Bowlly With Ray Noble And His Orchestra - The Very Thought Of You -

B9. Henry Hall & His Orchestra - The Teddy Bears' Picnic -

B10. Vera Lynn With Arthur Young - We'll Meet Again