Sold Date: May 2, 2020
Start Date: April 25, 2020
Final Price: $24.95 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 572
Buyer Feedback: 28

Artist : Joshua White
Title : Southern Exposure, Uncle Sam Says, Jim Crow Train, Bad Housing Blues, Hard Times Blues, Defense Factory Blues
Label & Number : Keynote 107
Record Grade : All sides are (E to almost E+). Some sides have more light scuffs than others, but it has managed to retain high gloss and without many defects at all. Very tough to find these sets in this condition. 
Album condition : It has an average amount of wear of the edges and sides, the binding is still intact. Still has beautiful color on the front cover. Has a small non-intrusive store sticker on the top right of the first page in the album. 
Comments : This album was released in 1941 and was highly controversial in the South. It eventually came to the attention of President Roosevelt, who enjoyed the music and invited White to perform at the White House. White became a close friend of the president and his family, which was virtually unheard of during those times! 
GRADING SCALE : (N- / E+ / E / E- / V+ / V / V- / G+ / G / G- / F / P)  
U.S SHIPPING IS $6.00 FLAT RATE VIA USPS MEDIA MAIL ~ INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING RATES VARY BASED ON YOUR LOCATION AND THE OVERALL WEIGHT OF YOUR PACKAGE! 
All 78's will be sandwiched between 2 pieces of cardboard and place in the middle of a 12x12x6 box filled with packing peanuts or newspaper. This allows for your record to essentially "float" its way to your destination! We've purchased and sent many rare discs via media mail while using this method and have never been disappointed!
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