76x 78 RPM 10" Shellac Gramophone Records Job Lot - Mixed Labels & Genre, Vintage 1940s–1950s, Used

Used / Pre-owned — all records are used and unchecked (unplayed since acquisition). Condition varies across the lot as expected for vintage shellac 78s of this age. Some surface marks and age patina visible. Sleeves range from original paper sleeves to printed promotional/catalogue sleeves, some of which are worn, torn, or split. A small number of records are loose with no sleeve. Condition is as shown in images — please refer to all photos before purchasing.

A substantial job lot of 76 vintage 10-inch shellac 78 RPM gramophone records, spanning a broad range of British and American labels from the late 1940s to mid-1950s. An excellent bulk buy for collectors, gramophone enthusiasts, jukebox owners, prop buyers, or anyone looking to start or expand a 78 RPM collection. The mixed-genre, multi-label nature of this lot makes it ideal for browsing and discovery.

Labels represented (photo-verified):

• Columbia
• Decca
• Capitol
• Parlophone
• His Master’s Voice (HMV)
• Philips
• MGM / M-G-M
• Rex
• Brunswick
• Mercury
• Regal
• Oriole

Sleeves included (photo-verified): A number of records retain their original paper sleeves, including several period printed promotional and catalogue sleeves — Columbia “The Finest Name on Record”, Parlophone “The Stars Turn On Parlophone”, His Master’s Voice, Philips “The Records of the Century”, Capitol (pink tower sleeve), and All-Star Hit Parade. These original period sleeves are of additional interest to collectors.

Genre (from visible sleeve text, photo-verified): Predominantly popular/easy listening and vocal pop of the late 1940s–1950s — artists referenced on visible sleeves include Tony Martin, Eddie Fisher, Fats Waller, Mario Lanza, and the Deep River Boys. Some classical and light orchestral labels also visible. Full tracklist unknown — lot is unchecked.

Format notes:

• Format: 78 RPM shellac (not vinyl)
• Size: 10 inches (all)
• Quantity: 76 records
• Era: Late 1940s to mid-1950s
• Origin: British and American pressings

Condition notes (photo-verified):

• All used and unchecked — unplayed since acquisition
• Shellac discs appear largely intact with no obvious cracks visible in overview shots
• Surface marks and age patina present across the lot
• Some records loose with no sleeve
• Some sleeves worn, torn, or split (one Columbia sleeve visibly split)
• Condition varies across the lot — typical for a job lot of this age and format