American Recording Society "Giants of Jazz" and "Woody Herman". These two belong to a series from the 1950s that was sold as a subscription. I find them here and there on thrift shop shelves. A subset of the overall sport RVG and if in good condition always play well and are enjoyable. I have not played the two I purchased today but I have good experience from prior.
I'm enormously disappointed for this end to an amazing lab.
I found the three boxes chocked full of 45s, neatly labeled with numbers on each 45 specifying the favored song side on the thrift store shelves. Kept the boxes... Some of the music didn't really reach me so I edited the list a bit and I keep returning to the boxes when I find a keeper.
It took several years to accumulate these and figure out how to get them to work well for me. Or - you have to burn some food to enjoy eating it! The 14" was a wedding gift at least 20 years ago. It wasn't very helpful when I had young kids but now that baker makes pies and bread. The smaller one dangling from the tripod is in regular use at home. Fried catfish , pulled pork, so many others too. All of these won't join me on each campout but cooking at camp is still among my favorite things to do. Thanks for the sub! Joined!
This one was a challenge. This recipe was worked on at home in a traditional oven. Took the project outdoors and tried the same recipe in the Dutch oven. Took longer to cook than planned but it did work fine. Fully cooked. The pie was taken home, after a night in the fridge I cut a piece and the second pic is the delicious pie the next morning.