Offered are a total of fifteen cylinder records from the early 1900s, of the Edison Bell (6), Clarion (2), Sterling (6) and Columbia (1) brands. Overall the cylinders are fair state. Some records are very clean, and some records have light mould from human handling. The containers have minor paper loss here and there, in accordance with their age. See the pictures. The Columbia record does not have its original container, and is packed in a 'blank cylinder' box. I am not in the possession of a player, so the records have not been tested for their sound quality. Details are : Edison Bell - 29, Grand march from Tannhauser, Edison concert band - 843, Tirolienne serenade, saxophone Harry S. Barbour - 974, Second polonaise, Edison concert band - 4006, Lighterman Tom, E.B. Crystal - 13968, Lifeguards march, National military band - 20074, Because I look a fool, Ben Lawes Clarion - 398, March Clear the way, Kings colonials band - 503, March Shoulder arms, Clarion military band Sterling - 681, Hornpipe medley, Eli Hudson - 746, Les folies polka, Alex Prince - 762, Waltz espana, Parisien orchestra - 952, The victor's march, Imperial infantry band - 960, The mating of the sparrows, Parisien orchestra - 1075, Concert mazurka, Haxton Columbia -31809, As your hair grows whiter Package will be sent insured and with Track&Trace. Enjoy!