Lot of 100 45 Vinyl Records from 1960’s, 50’s, 70’s Sleeves!
All in paper sleeves! Box of 100 random artists from the 50’s,60’s, 70’s.
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All in paper sleeves! Box of 100 random artists from the 50’s,60’s, 70’s.
Record is Very Good + and Cover is Good with cut on top right of cover.
Little Richard – Here’s Little Richard Specialty Records SP-100 (1957). B6 She’s Got It. B5 Jenny, Jenny. B4 Rip It Up. B3 Oh Why?. B2 Miss Ann. B1 Long Tall Sally.
Nearly all of the vinyl on these records visually grades VG+ or NM-. A very few might grade VG but most are VG+ or better. I am a real person, not a corporation. in Orlando, Boston, New Orleans, and San Jose.
The product is a Franklin Mint collector’s edition vinyl record containing the 100 greatest recordings of all time, with only one set missing. The records feature a variety of artists, with a classical genre, and is produced by Mint Records in the United States. This 12″ record spins at 33 RPM and comes in its original cover, making it a valuable addition to any music collector’s vinyl records collection. Franklin Mint does an outstanding job with this group of music. Any questions, just email. (Will need shipped in several boxes).
Spine card says 71/500. 100 were blue and 400 were pink. I waited in line at FF 2021 to get it and it’s never been played.
Fundamental 第二章後現代首版黑膠唱片12寸vinyl 曲目經典收藏品相凡45以下LP 的$100三張特價。 物品狀況為Used。 運送方式為USPS Media Mail。
(45 P 60718). Records, I don’t use Excellent. I use the old NM/VG+/VG/Good system. I have been collecting records for the better part of 40 years so you can count on solid grading. of course i can make mistakes but overall i very, very rarely get complaints.
Brand new factory sealed. This product is a brand new sealed vinyl record released in the 2020s. The limited edition LP is in mint condition, featuring high-fidelity sound on a 12″ record size with stereo audio channels. It comes in a cardboard sleeve case, making it a perfect gift for a birthday occasion. The record is in English language and is sealed, ensuring its authenticity and quality for the music lover’s collection
SCARCE 1st pressing with red labels released in 1956 by Ember records ELP-100. ( ) Three teeny marks from handling, two of which cause one brief jump each. One quick barely noticeable jump in sax lead during «Sugar» and one brief jump during «I’ll get along».