Mystery Box Lot — 20 Single-Owner LPs, 1960s–70s Pop, Country & Soundtracks

A 20-album single-owner mystery lot drawn from a 1960s and 1970s record collection, sold as shown without a published track-by-track inventory. The supplemental reference image shows spines from a stack of albums from the same collection. Titles include Jimmy Dean — Everybody's Favorite, Don Gibson — Look Who's Blue, Stanley Black and His Orchestra — Exotic Percussion (London Phase 4 Stereo, SP 44004), Rodgers — Victory at Sea, Volume II (RCA LM-2226), Henry Mancini — Two for the Road (film score; RCA Dynagroove, LPM-3802), Roger Williams — Songs of the Fabulous (Part 1, VS-3209), Roger Miller — 1970 Smash (Stereo SRS-67129), Johnny Mathis — More Johnny's Greatest Hits, Brenda Lee — Sings Songs Everybody Knows (Decca DL-P873), Andy Williams — Million Seller Songs (Decca), The Wilburn Brothers — Trouble's Back in Town (Decca DL-4291), and Roger Whittaker — The Last Farewell and Other Hits + More!

The records span easy listening, vocal pop, country, and orchestral film scores typical of mid-century home libraries on labels including Decca, RCA, Smash, and London. All come from one owner who acquired the bulk of the collection new in the 1960s and 1970s.

CONDITION

Records are playable as shown and carry no unpleasant odors. Jackets show age-appropriate wear — spine splitting, edge wear, ring marks, and shelf soiling consistent with handling and storage from the 1960s–70s. Condition varies title to title; sold as a single-owner mystery lot.

DIMENSIONS / SPECIFICATIONS

• Quantity: 20 Albums (12" LPs)
• Era: Most acquired 1960s–1970s
• Provenance: Single owner
• Genres: Pop, vocal, country, orchestral soundtracks
• Labels: Decca, RCA, Smash, London, and others
• Format: Vinyl, sold as a mystery lot