Sold Date: June 14, 2020
Start Date: June 11, 2020
Final Price: £30.00 (GBP)
Bid Count: 11
Seller Feedback: 1310
Buyer Feedback: 188

Artist - DEREK AND THE DOMINOS    

Title   - LAYLA AND OTHER ASSORTED LOVE SONGS 

Label  - POLYDOR 

Label Catalogue Number - 2625 005

Country of Issue - UK

Year - 1970

I visually grade all my records individually

Condition of Vinyl - EX/EX

Condition of Cover  - VG / storage wear

Notes -  

Grading and Condition

All records are visually graded, there are too many to play grade. Check the information in the item listing which may expand or qualify the grade shown, but consider the following:-

Vinyl 'Mint' is highest grade (New, sealed issues are described as 'Mint') 

Vinyl 'EX' is clean. Minimal defects. Maybe a few light marks, or fingernail marks, or visible scuffs, which do not really impair audio quality.

Vinyl ‘VG+’ Some visible imperfections but still a solid player that can be enjoyed.

Vinyl 'VG' - surface marks, light scratches which will not seriously impair listening, but may be clearly present during playing.

Vinyl 'G' - visible and / or audible shortcomings, so don't expect too much.

Cover 'NM' - new or nearly as new

Cover 'EX'- Defects may be one or two of the following:- Some visible rubbing, loss of gloss, slight discoloration of white sections, small spine wear, small label tears.

Cover ‘VG+’Visible imperfections, maybe two or more of the above.

Cover 'VG' - Larger seam splits, surface tears after removal of price tags, heavier ring wear.

Cover 'G' - Some cardboard to put a record in, and that's about it !

POSTAGE & PAYMENT: Value up to £49.00:

UK = 1 to 3 LPs = £4.00 (+ 0.50p each extra LP) Tracked Delivery - Contact me for cost.

Europe = £8.00 (+ £1.50 each extra LP up to 6 LPs) 

USA, Canada, Japan etc = £11.00 (+ £2.00 each extra LP up to 6 LPs) 

Australia, New Zealand = £12.00 

Russia, India, China - Must be sent by Tracked Mail. Please wait for invoice.

I DO NOT send to South America

Payment within 4 days of auction end would be nice. Thanks!

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