Lot Number:
9
Item Location:
Broomfield/Littleton
Preview Date/Time:
Online photos
Pickup Date/Time:
June 29-30 10:00am-4:00pm
Start Date/Time:
06/21/26, 7:00 AM
End Date/Time:
06/28/26, 7:13:00 PM
Current Bid:
$6.00
Minimum Bid:
Auction has ended.
Buyer's Premium: 15% will be added to the final price. A 5% cash discount reduces the buyer's premium to 10% when paying in cash.
Description:
THIS ITEM IS AT AN OFFSITE LOCATION IN BROOMFIELD. THIS IS A SPLIT LOCATION PICK UP. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED AS TO WHERE THIS ITEM IS LOCATED AT THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION.
This lot presents a substantial collection of vintage vinyl LP records and multi-disc box sets centered on Big Band, Swing, and 1940s jazz music — a highly collectible genre experiencing renewed demand among audiophiles and nostalgia collectors alike. Clearly identifiable titles visible in the stack include 'Remembering the '40s,' 'In the Groove with the Kings of Swing,' and 'Hear Them Again!' — all of which are classic compilation box sets from the 1960s–1970s era that gathered iconic performances by the great Swing bandleaders such as Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, and their contemporaries. Also visible in the upper portion of the stack are individual LPs including what appears to be a Ruby Braff title ('Chipper at the Sugar Bowl'), a Roy Hamilton LP (RCA Victor LPM-1797), and additional unidentified albums, suggesting a diverse and deep collection spanning multiple decades of jazz and popular music. The box sets feature premium presentation packaging with embossed leatherette-style spines in cream, red, and gold foil lettering, typical of the Reader's Digest and similar mail-order compilation series that were popular collectibles in mid-century American households. The lot appears to contain approximately 15–25+ individual LPs and box sets stacked together, representing significant listening and display value. Condition is rated Good to Fair overall — the box set spines show yellowing, edge wear, and some splitting at the corners consistent with age and storage; individual LP sleeves in the lower portion of the stack show significant toning, edge fraying, and general storage wear. The vinyl records themselves are not visible for individual inspection and should be assumed to require cleaning; buyers are encouraged to inspect in person. This lot is ideal for Denver-area collectors, vintage record dealers, or Big Band enthusiasts looking to acquire a bulk foundation collection at auction value.