VINTAGE DISK-GO-CASE w/63 RECORDS from the 70's (45 RPM) Preowned

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VINTAGE DISK-GO-CASE with 63 RECORDS from the 1970's (45 RPM) ~ Preowned.

Shipped USPS MEDIA MAIL.

The case shows obvious signs of age: discoloration, scuff marks, and splotches. The case locks and unlocks very easily. All the records have been cleaned (NOT PROFESSIONALLY), but not tested. None have deep scratches, most look in great shape.  (Please read at end if you would like to to discover the provenance of this item.)

The following is a list of the records included in this listing.  We have them listed by Artist/Name of Song on each side/Date Released/Record Label.

• Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody/I’m in Love With My Car (1975 elektra)
• Commodores – Brick House/Captain Quick Draw (1976 Motown)
• James Taylor – If I Keep My Heart Out of Sight/Your Smiling Face (1977 Columbia)
• Dawn – Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree/I Can’t Believe How Much I Love You (1973 Bell)
• Nancy and Frank Sinatra – Somethin’ Stupid/Give Her Love (No Date Warner)
• Cher – Dark Lady/Two People Clinging to a Thread (1973 MCA)
• Harry Chapin – Cat’s in the Cradle/Vacancy (1974 elektra)
• The Eagles – Lyin’ Eyes/Too Many Hands (1975 Asylum)
• Carpenters - Top of the World/Heather(1973 A&M)
• Carpenters – This Masquerade/Please Mr. Postman (1973 A&M)
• Ray Stevens – The Streak/You’ve Got the Music Inside (1974 Barnaby)
• Paper Lace – The Night Chicago Died/Billy Don’t Be a Hero (Mercury)
• Kenny Nolan – I Like Dreamin’/Time Ain’t Time Enough (1976 20th Century) Dickie Goodman – Kong/Ed’s Tune (1977 Shock)
• Meri Wilson – Telephone Man/Itinerary (1977 GRT)
• Rod Hart – Better Off Gone/C.B. Savage (1976 Plantation)
• Leo Sayer – When I Need You/I Think We Fell in Love Too Fast (1976 Warner Bros.)
• Climax Blues Band – Couldn’t Get it Right/Sav’ry Gravy (1976 Sire)
• Barbra Streisand – Love Theme from “A Star is Born” (Evergreen)/I Believe in Love (1976 Columbia)
• Silver (Greg Collier) Right on Time/(Rick Giles) Wham Bam (1976 Arista)
• Red Sovine - Teddy Bear/Daddy (1978 Starday)
• Chicago – Colour My World/I’m A Man (1971 Columbia)
• Natalie Cole – I’ve Got Love on My Mind/Unpredictable You (1977 Capitol)
• John Travolta – All Strung Out on You/Easy Evil (1974 Midland)
• Silver Convention – Get up and Boogie (That’s Right)/Son of a Gun (Midland)
• Helen Reddy – Ain’t No Way to Treat a Lady/Long Time Looking (1975 (Capitol)
• Cliff Richard – Devil Woman/Love On (Shine On) (1976 MCA)
• The Hollies – The Air That I Breathe/No More Riders (1974 Epic)
• Barry Manilow – I Write the Songs/A Nice Boy Like Me (1975 Arista)
• Burton Cummings – Stand Tall/Burch Magic (1976 Portrait)
• Wings (Produced by Paul McCartney) – Silly Love Songs/Cook of the House (1976 Capitol)
• Dueling Banjos/End of a Dream (1972 WB)
• Carly Simon – You’re So Vain/His Friends Are More Than Fond of Robin (1972 elektra)
• Carly Simon – Attitude Dancing/Are You Ticklish (1975 elektra)
• John Denver – Take Me Home, Country Roads/Poems, Prayers and Promises (No Date RCA)
• Helen Reddy – Keep on Singing/You’re My Home (Billy Joel) (1974 Capitol)
• Bee Gees – Edge of the Universe/Nights on Broadway (1975 RSO)
• Daddy Dewdrop – Chick-A-Boom/John Jacob Jingleheimer Smith (No Date Sunflower)
• Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots – Disco Duck (Part 1)/Disco Duck (Part 2) (1976 RSO)
• Grand Funk – The Loco-Motion/Destitute & Losin’ (1974 Leftover Corp.)
• The Monkees – A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You/The Girl I Knew Somewhere (No Date Golgems)
• Paul Simon – 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover/Some Folks Lives Roll Easy (1975 Columbia)
• Brick – Dazz/Southern Sunset (1976 Bang)
• America – Today’s the Day/Hideaway Part II (1976 WB)
• Alan O’Day – Undercover Angel/Just You (1977 Pacific)
• Barry Manilow – Looks Like We Made It/New York City Rhythm (1976 Arista)
• Johnny Rivers – Help Me Rhonda/New Lovers and Old Friends (1975 Epic)
• Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods - 0 Billy, Don’t be a Hero/Don’t Ever Look Back (1974 ABC)
• Aerosmith – Walk this Way/Uncle Salty (1975 Columbia)
• Shaun Cassidy – Da Doo Ron Ron/Holiday (1977 WB)
• Peter McCahn – Do You Wanna Make Love/Right Time of the Night (1977 20th Century)
• Alice Cooper – It’s Hot Tonight/You and Me (1977 WB)
• Led Sayer – You Make Me Feel Like Dancing/Magdalena (1976 WB)
• Bad Company – Young Blood/Do Right by Your Woman (1975 Swan Song)
• Glen Campbell – Rhinestone Cowboy/Lovelight (1974 Capitol)
• Don McLean – American Pie (Part 1)/American Pie (Part 2) (1971 UA)
• Raiders – Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)/Terry’s Tune (No Date Columbia)
• Maynard Ferguson – Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky)/The Fly (1977 Columbia)
• The Elton John Band – Philadelphia Freedom/I Saw Her Standing There (1975 MCA)
• Dr. Hook – A Little Bit More (Bobby Gosh)/A Couple More Years (S. Silverstain-D. Locorriere) (1976 Capitol)
• Johnny Taylor – Disco Lady/You’re the Best in the World (1976 Columbia)
• Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band – A Fifth of Beethoven/California Strut (1976 RFT)
• Electric Light Orchestra - Livin’ Thing/Ma-Ma-Ma Belle (1973 UA)

We recently attended a garage sale at a local church wherein ALL of the items that were being sold were acquired from the heirs of a doctor and his wife who passed away within months of each other.  The heirs lived out-of-state and were not able to handle having an estate sale, so they offered this church to come pick up all the items that they did not want, which was A LOT!  
The pastor saw this record set, along with another one that we have listed, and did not want to put them in the garage sale.  Knowing that we are resellers, he asked if we would like to go in halves on the profit earned from selling them on eBay.  (All of the proceeds from their garage sale were going towards them building a new facility from ground up.)  We obliged at his request and brought the items home.  They had obviously been stored for a very time.  The case and the records were very dirty and needed some TLC before listing.  We clean each record with distilled water and a lint free cloth. There are some records that have written in ink the previous owner's name; those ink marks are still on some of the labels.  On quite a few of the records, there was an address label stuck on the record label identifying the previous owner's name and address, but we were able to remove them all.
We feel that although these records are not in mint condition, they still have some value and could still be appreciated by those who love the music from the 70's.  Being that we were teenagers and young adults in the 70's, we are quite familiar with most of these records -- there are some classic ones in there.  There's even one of the songs that was sung at our wedding - "Evergreen."  What great memories!   Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need more information.