Wow, Carmella, what a nice purchase you've made! It seems that the Glenn Miller record must be an interesting piece. You know, Glenn Miller died in December of 1944, so that must be some of his last recordings.
 "The Edsel Show" was one of Bing's best TV specials ever. It aired in 1957, and was recorded a few weeks before his marriage to Kathryn. The program includes an amazing lineup of stars—each of them a legend in their own right—such as Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, and Rosemary Clooney. This show was one of the first CBS entertainment programs to be recorded on videotape for rebroadcast, rather than just live television, which was the norm for variety-type programs in the 1950s. The program was co-produced by Bing's alma mater, the Jesuit Gonzaga University, and was nominated for an Emmy and received the Look Magazine Award. One other thing about that era is that the huge stars never collaborated with each other. In the 1950s, the biggest stars were part of the same social club, and the rivalries between them, real or made up, never stopped them from working together to create pure magic.
 When you mentioned the Brunswicks, were you referring to the records from 1930-1934 or later issues?