This is the rarest of all Disney recordings issued in 1934 by RCA Victor Records. Each two-sided 78 rpm picture disc is 7" dia., each comes in matching individually numbered inner sleeve along w/outer sleeve designed to house the three-record set. Each of these sleeves bears the same front cover design w/text reading "Silly Symphony Songs Selected From Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse And Silly Symphony Motion Pictures Released By United Artists" followed by Disney copyright and RCA Victor Records logo. The outer sleeve has obvious wear and aging, split along nearly all side edges, two halves are held together by just 1.5" strip at left centr. Has numerous scattered small edge tears and margin aging but still displayable as is, Good. The records are #224 Who's Afraid of The Big Bad Wolf Parts 1 and 2, #225 In A Silly Symphony/Mickey Mouse And Minnie's In Town, #226 Lullabye Land of Nowhere/Dance of The Boogie Men. Each side features artwork related to that specific song. Each sleeve has matching ink stamp number at top front. Sleeves have scattered trace of margin aging, lt. creases. #224 sleeve has pair of .5" tears at top margin, at tear on reverse is a .5x.75" piece of paper missing, front has small bit of penciling at right center. For the most part, sleeves remain clean and are without edge splits. Each is still about Fine. The records just have a hint of aging to white areas, mostly the extreme outer rim edge. All remain totally bright, clean w/glossy appearance. Exc. A truly outstanding record set.