Sold Date: September 11, 2014
Start Date: September 10, 2014
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 1940
Buyer Feedback: 39

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Artist: Tennesse Williams
Title: Reading From The Glass Menagerie, The Yellow Bird and Five Poems
Grading: Cover is VG (see notes below), Vinyl is in VG- condition, with many marks on both sides.
Notes: One of Andy Warhol's best covers on Caedmon from 1960. The cover has some discoloration and residue on the left and right seams where tape was removed, see photos. There is a small amount of damage at the very bottom right corner on the front cover and the top left corner on the back cover. The Side 1 label of the LP has a Chattanooga Public Library sticker. 
Shipping:
LPs and 12" Singles (Domestic, within the USA): 

USPS Media Mail - $4 ($.50 per each additional record) 
USPS Priority Mail - $8 ($1 extra per additional record) 

45s (Domestic, within the USA): 

USPS First Class Mail - $3.50 ($.25 for each additional 45) 
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LPs and 12" Singles (International, outside the USA): 

USPS First Class International Airmail - $18 ($4 per additional LP) 

Canada - $12.50 ($2 each additional record) 

Rates may change after 4-6 records or after the package exceeds 4 pounds. 

45s (International, outside the USA): 

USPS First Class Mail - $12.50 (1-3 45s) ($14.50 for 4-6 45s) 
Canada - $8.50 ($1 each additional 45) 

Cassette Tapes 

$3, $1 each additional (US Customers) 
$6, $1.50 each additional (Canada) 
$9, $2 each additional (Outside the US) 

CDs 

$3, $1 each additional (US Customers) 
$9, $1.50 each additional (Canada) 
$12.50, $2 each additional (Outside the US) 

***ALL ORDERS OVER $50 SHIPPING TO FRANCE OR ITALY WILL ONLY BE SHIPPED VIA EXPRESS MAIL. PLEASE EMAIL ME FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE*** 

VINYL GRADING SCALE 

NM : Looks unplayed, or very well maintained, as close to perfect as it gets. Possibly some very light sleeve marks or an extremely minor flaw that will in no way affect play. 

VG++: Very close to being perfect, shows some signs of play, handling marks, one or two very light marks expected, but a record that has been handled with care. 

VG+: A shiny copy with a few noticeable flaws, will have a few light marks. Still a great collectible copy that will play with minimal noise. 

VG : Considerably marked/scratched up copy, but plays with no serious flaws. A few clicks or pops or light noise should be expected, but nothing seriously affecting play. A very suitable copy for working DJs. 

VG-: A rough copy that will play with clicks, pops, and noise, but no skips.