In the 1950's one of the albums we enjoyed was his ENGLISH FOLK SONGS, wonderful dialect performances.
He also recorded the legendary Marriott Edgar monologues (Albert and the Lion, Sam Small eetc.) which were made famous in 1920/30's recordings by Stanley Holloway - these were available in the USA on an Angel (65019) LP, so overshadowed House's album.
Perhaps those who own the Folkways albums can supply catalog numbers - Folkways started c.1948 issued some early albums on 78rpm as well as mostly 10-inch LP, with an FP XX or xxx number. After some years the catalog was re-arranged with prefixes to indicate the type of music, and the numbers expanded to 4 digits. When SCHOLASTIC took over the label, the prefix was changed from Fx to Sx. In addition, some albums were issued as ASCH, with a change of the prefix to Ax. In the list below I give the various numbers I am aware of - if anyone has these albums with different numbers, please provide the information. THANKS!
1952/1960 FP 823 FP/FW 6823 ENGLISH FOLK SONGS 1953 FP 839 FW 6839 ROBIN HOOD BALLADS 1853 FP 48-1/FP 48-2 FP 5001 SH 2151/2152 FH/SA 2151 BALLADS OF THE REVOLUTION 1954 FP 99 FL 9899 SAM SMALL, ALBERT RAMSBOTTOM and Uthers-English Dialect Stories 1954 FP 48-3/FP 48-4 FP 5002 FA 2164 BALLADS OF THE WAR OF 1812, 1791-1836 1956 FP 3002 IRISH SONGS OF RESISTANCE- The Great Rebellion 1956 SP 8110 Sounds of Spoken English: English Speech Instruction 1958 FH 5710 The Patriot Plan: Growth of Human Rights in Colonial America 1958 FL/SL 9750 READINGS FROM WALT WHITMAN 1970 FL 9110, AH 9110 UNDERSTANDING & APPRECIATION OF THE ESSAY by Morris Schreiber