Vintage Majestic Mighty Monarch 78 Record Binder Near Mint Lefty Frizzell Basie For Sale

This sale includes the near mint Majestic "Mighty Monarch of the Air" with "Eagle landing on the globe logo" vintage binder andhousing a phenomenal time-capsule mix ofEleven early 1950s Honky-Tonk countrywith artist such as Lefty Frizzel and Basie (and one empty sleeve). A complete list is shown below for reference.
QUICK FACTS & ITEM SPECIFICS

• Brand / Manufacturer: Majestic (Grigsby-Grunow Co.)
• Era: Late 1920s / Early 1930s (Binder) & Late 1940s/1950s (Records)
• Format: 10-Inch 78 RPM Records
• Material: Vintage Shellac (Not modern vinyl)
• Total Capacity: 12 Sleeves Total (11 filled with records, 1 empty sleeve)
• Binder Condition: Collector-Grade / Like Brand New / Near Mint (NM)
• Country of Manufacture: United States

RECORD INVENTORY & HISTORICAL LABEL DETAILS

• Sleeve 1: Capitol Records (Black Label) | Catalog #382
  • Side A: Concerto to End All Concertos (Part 1) — Stan Kenton & His Orchestra (1946)
  • Side B: Concerto to End All Concertos (Part 2) — Stan Kenton & His Orchestra (1946) [1]
• Sleeve 2: Capitol Records (Purple Label) | Catalog #1373
  • Side A: Mockin' Bird Hill — Les Paul with Mary Ford (1951 Smash Hit)
  • Side B: Chicken Reel — Les Paul (Instrumental Solo) (1951) [1, 2]
• Sleeve 3: RCA Victor (Black Label) | Catalog #20007
  • Side A (Matrix A): Valencia (A Song of Spain) — Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra (Vocal by Franklyn Baur) (1926)
  • Side B (Matrix B): No More Worryin' — Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra (1926) [, 2, 3]
• Sleeve 4: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #36709 (From "Blues By Basie" Set C-101)
  • Side A (Matrix C 101-1): Sugar Blues — Count Basie & His All-American Rhythm Section (Recorded 1942)
  • Side B (Matrix C 101-2): Bugle Blues — Count Basie & His All-American Rhythm Section (Recorded 1942) [1]
• Sleeve 5: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #36710 (From "Blues By Basie" Set)
  • Side A (Matrix HCO 873): Royal Garden Blues — Count Basie & His All-American Rhythm Section (1942)
  • Side B (Matrix HCO 874): How Long Blues — Count Basie & His All-American Rhythm Section (1942) [1]
• Sleeve 6: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #20739
  • Side A (Matrix RHCO 4189): If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time — Lefty Frizzell (1950 Legendary #1 Hit)
  • Side B (Matrix RHCO 40188): I Love You a Thousand Ways — Lefty Frizzell (1950 Country Masterpiece) [1]
• Sleeve 7: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #20950
  • Side A (Matrix CO 47788): If You Can Spare the Time (I Won't Miss the Money) — Lefty Frizzell (1952)
  • Side B (Matrix CO 47609): It's Just You (I Love All The Time) — Lefty Frizzell (1952) [, 2]
• Sleeve 8: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #20837
  • Side A (Matrix CO 46265): Always Late (With Your Kisses) — Lefty Frizzell (1951 Classic #1 Country Hit)
  • Side B (Matrix CO 46264): Mom and Dad's Waltz — Lefty Frizzell (1951) [1, 3]
• Sleeve 9: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #20841
  • Side A (Matrix CO 46356): Brakeman's Blues — Lefty Frizzell (Jimmie Rodgers Cover, 1951)
  • Side B (Matrix CO 46359): My Old Pal — Lefty Frizzell (1951) [, 2]
• Sleeve 10: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #36954
  • Side A (Matrix HCO 1678): We'll Gather Lilacs (From "Perchance to Dream") — Gene Krupa & His Orchestra (1946)
  • Side B (Matrix HCO 1679): Gimme a Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? — Gene Krupa & His Orchestra (Vocal by Buddy Hughes) (1946) [1]
• Sleeve 11: Columbia Records (Red Label) | Catalog #36633 (From "Teddy Wilson at the Piano" Set)
  • Side A (Matrix CCO 3686): I Can't Get Started — Teddy Wilson (Piano Solo) (1941)
  • Side B (Matrix CCO 3695): I Know That You Know — Teddy Wilson (Piano Solo) (1941) [, 2]
• Sleeve 12: Original empty paper sleeve (Crisp, near-mint condition).

Please Note: All records are visually inspected and appear to be in fantastic, well-preserved condition (all used long ago). They are sold as-is and untested, as I haven't actually listened to them since before I was born!