Franklin Mint Greatest Recordings of the 1950s - 4 Sets Red Vinyl (1950-1953)
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Dec 12, 2021 Sold Date
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Franklin Mint - The Greatest Recordings of the 1950s - 1950-1953
Interesting box set for music lovers of the era. You'll hear everything from old school country to early crooners. It includes bayou and blues jazz alongside classic Tony Bennett and show tunes. Each comes in an elegant and has 5 strikingly fresh brown records. 

1950: 5 Records, Intro Letter [Faux Newspaper Missing]
Includes songs like A Bushel and a Peck by Perry Como, Benny Goodman, and selections from Doris Day. Condition Notes: 
Box: Small circular issue on front cover where a price tag likely was. Surface scratches on bottom. Sleeves: Sleeves are plastic, one has curled corners and ring wear around it. Records:  Small surface scratches on a few records, but playtested fine. Records look like their are in amazing condition overall. 

1951: 5 Records, Intro Letter (Small fold), Faux Newspaper with Song Tracks
Includes songs like Hey Good Lookin' by Hank Williams, Louis Armstrong, and selections from Showboat.  Condition Notes: 
Box: Small circular issue on front cover where a price tag likely was. Small chipping in one spot and surface scratches on bottom. Sleeves: Sleeves are plastic, one has heavy scratches on it. One has paint on it Records: Plastic seems to slightly attach to the record, cleaned off two spots on records. Small surface scratches on a few records, but playtested fine. Records look like their are in amazing condition overall. 

1952: 5 Records, Intro Letter, Faux Newspaper with Song Tracks
Includes songs like Auf Wiedersehn by Vera Lynn, Jo Stafford's Jambalaya, Peggy Lee Lover and selections from Singin' In the Rain Condition Notes:
Box: Small circular issue on front cover where a price tag likely was. Small chipping on left spine. Surface scratches on bottom. Sleeves: Small depression and some yellowing. These sleeves are paper unlike the others.  Records: A few small surface scratches, but playtested just fine. Records look like their are in amazing condition overall. 

1953: 5 Records, Intro Letter (Small fold), Faux Newspaper with Song Tracks
Includes songs like Ebb Tide by Frank Chacksfield, That's Amore by Dean Martin, and Doris Day. Condition Notes: 
Box: Small circular issue on front cover where a price tag likely was. Small chipping in one spot and surface scratches on bottom. Sleeves: Sleeves are plastic and paper, the plastic ones have heavy scratches on it. One paper one has creases.  Records: One record has a moderate scratch, but playtested fine. Records look like their are in amazing condition overall. 


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