I have dozens of 78 RPM records for sale for $3.00 each. Buy 5-10, then price will be $2.50 each. Buy 11 or more then the price is $2 each. Buy more than $25 for $1.50 each. I can ship one or two 78 RPM records around the USA, if needed via USPS media mail. Send your offer also for a bulk purchase for all the 78 RPM records.

　　This list is what I have of 78 RPM records that I have left.

　　Box 1

　　MGM - "Texas Lady" and "Blue Bonnet Waltz" by Sam Nichols

　　MGM - "The Lover's Waltz" and "Baby, Baby, Baby" by Tommy Edwards

　　HummingBird - "Eternal Love" and "Cripple Heart" by Henry and Homer

　　HummingBird "Worthing Waltz" and "Nebraska March" by Worthing Old Time Band

　　Mecury - "Spinning a Web" and "Ramona" by the Gaylords

　　Capital - "I learned to Love you Too Late" and "Gomen-Nasai" by Whiting Wakely

　　Imperial - "All that I'm asking is Sympathy" and "How Can I tell" by Slim Whitman

　　RCA Victor - "Let me Hold You" and "Tell Me So" by John Greer

　　RCA Victor - "My Buddy" vocal refrain by Tommy Ryan and "Easter Parade" vocal refrain by The Three Kadets and the Octette

　　RCA Victor - "Let Me know" and "Salomee" from the musical "Hazel Flagg" by Dinah Shore

　　RCA Victor - "The Sheik of Araby" and "You You You" by Noro Morales and his Orchestra

　　Decca - "Pretend" and "That's Me Without You" by Guy Lombardo

　　Decca - "Rose of the Mountain" and "I'm with a Crowd But So Alone" by Ernest Tubb

　　Decca - "Peter Cottontail" and "If you Smile at the Sun" by Guy Lombardo

　　RCA Victor - "Friendly Tavern Polka" vocal refrain by Maury Cross and "Easter Parade" vocal refrain by The Three Kadets

　　Box 2

　　Capital "Petticoat Fever" and "I'm Picking Up the Pieces of My Heart" by Merle Travis (3 copies)

　　Decca - "So Used to Loving You" and "That Heart Belongs to Me" by Webb Pierce

　　Decca - "Somebody Loves You" and "Don't Trifle On Your Sweetheart" by Ernest Tubb

　　Decca - "If I Forget You" and "You're Gonna Get My Letter In the Morning" by Guy Lombardo

　　Columbia - "Cry-Baby Heart" and "I Love Everything About You" by George Morgan

　　RCA Victor - "My Buddy" vocal refrain by Tommy Ryan and "Easter Parade" vocal refrain by The Three Kadets and the Octette

　　RCA Victor - "Let Me know" and "Salomee" from the musical "Hazel Flagg" by Dinah Shore

　　RCA Victor - "No Longer" and "You're Too Dangerous, Cherie" by Freddie Martin and his Orchestra

　　RCA Victor - "The Richest Man (in the World)" and "I Walked Alone Last Night" by Eddy Arnold

　　FBC Records "Your True Love In My Heart" and "Money Can't Buy A True Girl" by RayKrenek Orchestra (3 copies)

　　box3

　　King - was not in a protective sleeve so there seems to have some damage on this side "Regular Girl" and "Thanks For the Buggy Ride" has a piece chipped off at the start of this side...by Ruby Wright

　　King - "Why (Was I Born To Be Blue)" and "Baby Come on Home" by York Brothers (label has some damage)

　　King - "He's Such a Quiet Man" and "Honey Baby" by Ruby Wright

　　King - "Tin Pan Polka" and "What've you Got" by Hank Penny (2 copies)

　　King - "Sugar Beet" and "Pipeliner Blues" by Moon Mullican

　　RCA Victor - "Waltz of the Alamo" and "The Color Song" by Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys

　　RCA Victor - "Juke Box Blues" and "Oh! Mo'Hah" by Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys

　　RCA Victor - "Get Together Polka" and "Blue Grass Waltz" by Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys

　　Capital - "So Tired" and Steady Daddy" by Kay Starr

　　Capital - "Tied Down" and "What Will I Do" by Roy Acuff

　　Decca - "Bang Bang" and "I'm Gonna Write Myself a Letter" by Jimmie Davis

　　Decca - "Rainbow at Midnight" and "I Don't Blame You" by Ernest Tubb

　　Columbia - "You Better Change Your Ways" and "Baby You Can't Get Me Down" by Ted Daffan and his Texans

　　Box 4

　　RCA Victor - "Tailor Made Baby" and "All Aboard For Oklahoma" by Spade Cooley and his Band

　　RCA Victor - "Texas Steel Guitar" and "Fickle Woman" by Spade Cooley and his Band

　　RCA Victor - "Daddy, When Is Mommy Coming Home?" and "Saving up Coupons" by Texas Jim Robertson

　　4 Star - "I Ain't Gonna Cry No More" and "Why, Oh Why, Did I Ever Leave Wyoming?" by Smokey (Buck) Rogers (2 copies)

　　Bally - "City of Angels" and "Listen My Love" by the Highlights

　　Columbia - "Tennesee Central" and "Joe Blow" by Roy Acuff and his Smoky MountainBoys

　　Columbia - "Back Street Affair" and "You Can Talk Me Out of Anything" by Billy Walker

　　Columbia - "Talk to Your Heart" and "I've Got to Hurry, Hurry, Hurry" by Ray Price

　　Okeh - "My Mountain Home Sweet Home" and "Great Speckle Bird" by Roy Acuff and his Crazy Tenneseeans

　　Capital - "Love Thief" and "How Do You Feel?" by Hank Thompson

　　Capital - "Spanish Fandango" and "Drinkin' and a Thinkin'" by Smokey Rogers

　　Capital - "Gotta have My Baby Back" and "My Bucket's Got a Hole In It" by JimmieDavis

　　Decca - "You Nearly Lose Your Mind" and "Lucky Lucky Someone Else" by Justin Tubb

　　Decca - "Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello" and "Have You Ever Been Lonely?" by Ernest Tubb

　　Decca - "Corns for My Country" and "I'm in A Jam" by Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

　　Decca - "Atlanta, G.A." and "Coax Me A Little Bit" by Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and his Orchestra

　　Box 5

　　4 Star - "No She Don't - Yes She Does" and "Carry Me to Tucumcari" by Smokey (Buck) Rogers (2 copies)

　　Okeh - "Headin' Down the Wrong Highway" and "Shadow on My Heart" by Ted Daffan's Texans

　　RCA Victor - "Steel Guitar Rag" and "Tennessee Central Number 9" by Pee Wee King and his Golden West Cowboys

　　Decca - "My Tennesee Baby" and "Slipping Around" by Ernest Tubb

　　RCA Victor - "Let Me Love You To-night" and "Too-Ra-Loo-RA-LOO-RAL, That's an Irish Lullaby" by Charlie Spivak and his Orchestra

　　Capital - "A Little Bird Told Me" and "Baby Me, Baby" by Smokey Rogers

　　Decca - "Oh So Many Years" and "Can you Find It in Your Heart" by Webb Pierce and Kitty Wells

　　RCA Victor - "My Dreamboat Is Sinking" and "Somebody Loses, Sombody Wins" by Texas Jim Robertson

　　RCA Victor - "Yesterday's Kisses" and "One Kind Word" by Texas Jim Robertson

　　Columbia - "Jole Blon" and "Tennessee Central" by Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys

　　Columbia - "The Midnight Train" and "A Sinner's Death" by Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys

　　Columbia - "There's a Big Rock in the Road" and "Po' Folks" by Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys

　　Capital - "Get Along Blues" and "That's All" by Merle Travis

　　Mercury - "Tell Me that you Love Me" and "Coquette" by the Gaylords

　　Capital - "I'm Pickin' Up the Pieces of My Heart" and "Petticoat Fever" by Merle Travis

　　Capital - "You'll Always be the One I Love" and "Another Night Like This" by Hal Derwin (has no sleeve and definately has scratches)

　　Box 6

　　Columbia - "Crazy 'Cause I Love You" and "Three Way Boogie" by Spade Cooley and his Orchestra

　　Decca - "If You Can Spare The Time" and "It's Just You" by Lefty Frizzell

　　King - "Bumming Around" and "Why Why Why" by Jimmy Blue

　　Okeh - "The Streamlined Cannon Ball" and "Mule Skinner Blues" by Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys

　　Decca - "Waiting For A Train" and "Seaman's Blues" by Ernest Tubb

　　RCA Victor - "I'm Gonna Lock My Heart" and "You Always Hurt the One You Love" by Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboys and his guitar

　　Capital - "Rub-A-Dub-Dub" and "I'll Sign My Heart Away" by Hank Thompson

　　Columiba - "You're A Little Doll" and "Almost" by George Morgan

　　Columbia - "It's Over, All Over" and "Take My Love With You Too" by Floyd Tillman

　　Decca - "Mother Darlin'" and "Hush-A-Bye" by Bing Cosby and Fred Waring

　　Columbia - "Just Born That Way" and "Two Of a Kind" by Ted Daffan's Texans

　　RCA Victor - "Nine-Tenths of the Tennessee River" and "Mountain Boys Have Fun With Mountain Girls" by Spade Cooley and his Orchestra

　　Decca - "My Mother Musta Have Been A Girl Like You" and "Somebody's Stolen My Honey" by Ernest Tubb

　　RCA Victor - "Whistle Bait" and "Blonde Fiddle .......(can't read rest of title due to label damage) by Spade Cooley and his Orchestra

　　Box 7

　　Columbia - "Bring your Sweet Self Back To Me" and "Time Changes Things" by Lefty Frizzell (2 copies)

　　Decca - "No Good For Nothin'" and "I'm Hating Myself" by Jimmie Davis

　　Decca - "Open Up Your Heart" and "You Don't Know What Lonesome is" by Bing Crosby

　　Imperial - "Have Mercy On Me" and "Then You'll Know" by Ed Lawton

　　Columbia - "Sweetheart This Is Goodbye" and "Sage Brush Shuffle" by Adolph Hofner

　　RCA Victor -"HoneyMoon On A Rocket Ship" and " There Wasn't An Organ At Our Wedding" by Hank Snow and the Rainbow Ranch Boys

　　Columbia - "Ma Says, Pa Says" and "A Full Time Job" by Doris Day - Jonnie Ray

　　Decca - "Keep Memory In Your Heart" and "Tomorrow Never Comes" by Ernest Tubb

　　Capital - "Sweet Tempation" and "I Don't Know" by Tennessee Ernie

　　Decca - "I Hate To See You Go" and "Time After Time" by Ernest Tubb

　　RCA Victor -"Marriage and Divorce" and "Calypso Sweetheart" by Hank Snow and the Rainbow Ranch Boys

　　Decca - "Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age" and "Tennessee Border No.2" by Red Foley and Ernest Tubb

　　Columbia-"Trademark" and "Do I Like It" by Carl Smith

　　Decca - "I haven't Got the Heart" and "The Last Waltz" by Webb Pierce

　　Mercury - "Free Home Demostration" and "Gambler's Guitar" by Rusty Draper

　　Gaylord Music Co. -"Your The Only Love" and "I'm Reaping Heartaches Over you" by Gabe Tucker and His Musical Ramblers

　　Columbia - "Thers's a Man At the Door" and "I Wanna Sleep" by Tony Pastor and his Orchestra

　　Decca - "Seaman's Blues" and "Waiting For A Train" by Ernest Tubb

　　box 8

　　RCA Victor - "49 Shades of Green" and "Summer Sweetheart" by the Ames Brothers

　　Bluebird - "Milkman, Keep those Bottles Quiet" and "San Fernando Valley" by The Four King Sisters

　　RCA Victor - "Begin the Beguine" and "Indian Love Call" by Artie Shaw and his Orchestra

　　Columbia - "Long John" and "Lonesome Highway" by Ted Daffan's Texans

　　Columbia - "That's A Dad-Blamed Lie" and "Take That Leash Off Of Me" by Ted Daffan and his Texans

　　King - "Slow Walk" and "Hand in Hand" by Bill Doggett

　　Dot Records -"Ka-Ding-Dong" and "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" by The Hilltoppers

　　Columbia - "Song For A Summer Night" and "Song For a Summer Night" by Mitch Miller

　　Decca - "I'm Only In the Way" and "Just Thinking of You" by Jimmie Davis

　　ERA Records - "No More Than Forever" and "The Wayward Wind" by Gogi Grant

　　Decca - "Let's Be Sweethearts Again" and "I've Learned My Lesson" by Jimmie Davis

　　Columbia - "My Fallen Star" and "Are You Satisfied Now" by Ted Daffan and his Texans

　　RCA Victor - "Tonight My Heart Will Be Crying" and "Blues For Me" by Eddie Fisher

　　Columbia - "Kansas City Blues" and "Take Away Those Blues Around My Heart" by WileyWalker and Gene Sullivan

　　Columbia - "You're Just Mine" and "I'm an Old, Old Man" by Lefty Frizzell

　　Columbia - "Crazy 'Cause I Love You" and "Three Way Boogie" by Spade Cooley and his Orchestra

　　Imperial - "One More Tomorrow" and "I'm Such A Fool About You" by Ed Camp

　　Columbia - "This Day" and "The Wall" by Eileen Rodgers

　　Box 12 -

　　RCA Victor - "Rubber Knuckle Sam" and "Wedding Bells Will Never Ring for Me" by Texas Jim Robertson

　　Exclusive - "Was It Just The Wine" and "I've Got A Right To Cry" by Texas Jim Lewis and his Lone Star Cowboys

　　Coral Records - "You're Too Slow" and "Let's Be Sure" by Julie O'Neill

　　Decca - "Seaman's Blues" and "Waiting For A Train" by Ernest Tubb

　　King - "What've You Got" and "Tin Pan Polka" by Hank Penny

　　RCA Victor - "Sonata" and "That's The Beginning Of the End" by Perry Como

　　RCA Victor - "Four Fiddle Polka" and "Call Me Darlin', Do" by Spade Cooley and his Band

　　RCA Victor - "I'm Back To Where I Started" and "I'll Walk this Weary Road Alone" by Texas Jim Robertson and the Panhandle Punchers

　　RCA Victor - "Yesterday's Kisses" and "One Kind Word" by Texas Jim Robertson and the Panhandle Punchers

　　Decca - "A Woman Has Wrecked Many A Good Man" and "A Lonely Heart Knows" by Ernest Tubb

　　Decca - "Texas Vs. Kentucky" and "The Lovebug Itch" by Ernest Tubb and Red Foley

　　Coral Records - "Goodnight My Love, Pleasant Dreams" and "Mommy" by The McGuire Sisters

　　Columbia - "All Over You" and "I've Had My Share Of Sorrow" by The Callahan Bros.

　　Dot Records - "Eyes of Fire, Lips of Wine" and "I'm Walking Through Heaven" by The Hilltoppers

　　RCA Victor - "It Only Hurts For A Little While" and "If You Wanna See Mamie Tonight" by The Ames Brothers with Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchestra

　　Box 13 -

　　PolkaLand Recording Co. - "Minneapolis Polka" and "Little Fisherman's Waltz" by Bruno Randles and His Orchestra

　　Columbia - "Rock of Gibraltar" and "High Noon" by Frankie Laine

　　4 Star - "Don't Let The Stars (Get In Your Eyes)" and "Hadacol Corners" by Slim Willet With the Brush Cutters

　　RCA Victor - "When They Played That Old Missouri Waltz" and "Rag Mop" by Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys

　　RCA Victor - "Honeymoon On A Rocket Ship" and "There Wasn't An Organ At Our Wedding" by Hank Snow, the Swinging Ranger

　　Decca - "Smile, Smile, Smile" and "Great Day" by Andrews Sisters and Dick Haymes

　　RCA Victor - "The Kissing Dance" and "Blame It All on Nashville" by Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys

　　Imperial - "Keep It a Secret" and "My Heart Is Broken In Three" by Slim Whitman

　　Gaylord Music Co. - "You're The Only Love (I've Ever Had)" and "I'm Reaping Heartaches Over You" by Gabe Tucker and His Musical Ramblers

　　4 Star - "Lady Round The Lady" and "Birdie In The Cage and Six Hand Around" by Carl Journell, Caller and music by Grady Hester

　　Columbia - "Shangri-La (Part 1)" and "Shangri-La (Part 2)" by Matty Malneck and his Orchestra

　　Columbia - "Cricket Fight" and "Pigeon Serenade" by Laszlo - Orchestra, Chorus and Cast

　　Columbia - "Baby, Come Home" and "Bloop Bleep" by Woody Herman With Orchestral Acc.

　　RCA Victor - "Darling I'll Always Love You" and "Can't Have You Blues" by Hank Snow, the Swinging Ranger

　　Columbia - "Tomorrow You'll Be Gone" and "Love Me Or Leave Me Alone" by Marty Robbins

　　Columbia - "The Little Old Lady Of Threadneedle Street" and "It Only Happens Once" by Kay Kyser

　　Columbia - "Poor Little Bar Fly" and "Go On-Go On" by Ted Daffan's Texans

　　Columbia - "Got Money On My Mind" and "Among Your Souvenirs" by Ted Daffan's Texans

　　Dot - "Its Goodbye and So Long to You" and "Six More Miles" by Mac Wiseman

　　Mercury - "It's Worth Any Price You Pay" and "Kentucy Babe" by Eddy Howard

　　Decca - "Take me In Your Arms" and "La Rosita" by Four Aces

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　　thank you for your interest,

　　Brian

　　Location: 77084