10x11.5" cardboard cover contains set of six 78-rpm records released by The Gramophone Co. Ltd. (an RCA affiliate) of England in 1936. Cover and all records have "His Masters Voice" text and Nipper logo. Spine has label reading "Mickey Mouse & Silly Symphonies" w/small Mickey Mouse image. Choice paper label on front cover depicts Mickey, Donald Duck and Fifer Pig on a spinning record. Inside front cover has attached plate w/image of Mickey carrying a stack of records. This doubles as a nameplate, though line remains blank. Inside back cover has attached plate of Mickey holding picture featuring Nipper logo design. Album has six bound-in paper sleeves to hold the records. Each record features same label illustration of Mickey, Donald and Fifer Pig dancing. As noted on the cover, recordings are from the actual sound films. Films represented in either one or two parts are "Who Killed Cock Robin, The Orphans Benefit, Mickey's Grand Opera, Three Little Wolves, Three Little Pigs, Mickey's Moving Day, The Grasshopper And The Ants, Lullaby Land" and "The Pied Piper." Album cover shows wear w/paper label having creases at right corners. Other lt. edge/corner tip wear includes some surface paper rubs, metal rivets at spine show surface oxidation, one pulled through at bottom. VG/Fine. Records have varying degrees of wear from use, w/two records having needle scratches that extend 1" into center label. VG-Fine overall. A truly outstanding set. We have offered a few of the individual records in the past but this is only the fourth complete set we've offered in our 48 years.