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The Canadian Brass has done many Jazz standards - even some full CDs of them:

High Society: Jazz Masterpieces from the Dixieland Era (all standards)
Swing That Music: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong (mostly standards)
Take the "A" Train: The Best of Duke Ellington (a few standards, sadly)
Swing Time! (mostly standards)
Red Hot Jazz: The Dixieland Album (mostly standards)
Basin Street (mostly standards, with added banjo.)

also their early Ragtime LP Rag-Ma-Tazz has early Rag/Jazz standards.

I suppose some of these arrangements are available as sheet music, but it is hard to be sure. I have not explored all of the CB books and charts, but they are for sale.

BTW, I am suggesting these songs on the CDs are "standards" because either any competent Dixie band should know them, or a Swing Band should know them, or they are in the "Top 100 Jazz Tunes of All Time" sort of list, or all of the above. (Based on my experience in playing this sort of music for decades and 25 years as a non-commercial radio jazz DJ.)

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bloke wrote: the ballad movement (unknown title) of an A. Frackenpohl brass quintet (unknown title)

It is good stuff! Totally agree Bloke. Sounds like Frackenpohl, plays like jazz.

Duke Ellington Suite arr. Gale

Also check out Gary Schlecta's website for other tunes

Jack Gale has also done a ton of other arrangements of jazz standards just cannot think of any more right now

I have never met Jack Gale but I believe he lives in NYC might be worth looking him up

bloke wrote:...Little Brown Jug (very old arrangement)

Bloke - Are you referring to the "Rosenthal arrangement"?

Most of the Luther Henderson arrangements done for the Canadian Brass are published, and work quite well with the "right" players.

I have also become a fan of the arrangements of Jack Gale (first learned of him throught his West Side Story Suite done for Empire Brass). The Ellington Suite may provide some of what you are looking for. While not all listed below are, strictly speaking, “standards,” the following may be helpful – all are Jack Gale arrangements unless noted.

These are available from the American Brassworks Music Publishing Company
(http://www.americanbrassworks.com/)

After You've Gone

As Time Goes By

Bugle Call Rag

Duke Ellington Suite (Contains: Sophisticated Lady, Satin Doll and Take the A Train)

Fly Me to the Moon

Livery Stable Blues

Night & Day (Cole Porter - Arranged by Steve Bohm)

Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, A

Original Dixieland Jazz Band, Vol. 1 (Includes: Original Dixieland One-Step, Livery Stable Blues, and Sensation Rag.)

'Round Midnight (Thelonius Monk - Arranged by Ingo Luis)

Stardust

Tin Roof Blues

Two 12-Tone Jazz Encounter

When the Saints Go Marching In

Although it's technically not a jazz standard, Jack Gale's arrangement of Selections from Porgy and Bess is hard to beat. A big warning though, this arrangement is not for beginners.