This UK issue vinyl LP record features the famous Antonio Vivaldi's Concertos, catalogued under SAX 5264. The 12" black vinyl is in near-mint condition, while the cardboard sleeve is excellently preserved. The vinyl record label is Columbia, and the release title is the same as the artist name and tracklist. The LP record is in the Baroque style, and the era is the 1960s. The record grading is Near Mint (NM or M-), while the sleeve grading is Excellent (EX). The inlay is also in excellent condition. The LP record is an original cover and features the English language.

The LP record format is suitable for collectors and enthusiasts who love classical music and vinyl records. The item is perfect for those looking for a unique and rare collectible. The seller guarantees that the item is in good condition, and the buyer will enjoy the music as much as the previous owners did.

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT IF YOU DO PURCHASE ONE OF MY RECORDS
THE RECORD WILL BE AS  ADVERTISED .
 THE ITEM PICTURED WILL BE THE ITEM YOU WILL RECIEVE. 
ALL RECORDS WILL BE MACHINE CLEANED BEFORE POSTING OUT .
THE RECORD WILL COME IN A NEW POLYTHENE SLEEVE .
THEY WILL BE POSTED OUT IN MAILERS THAT FIT THE REQUIREMENTS WITH STIFFENERS.
 THE LP BOXES ARE DEFENDAPACK MUSIC MAX WHICH I BELIEVE TO BE THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
 AND WILL BE POSTED OUT WITHIN 24HRS EXCEPT FOR WEEKENDS.


GRADING OF MY RECORDS ARE RECORD FIRST SLEEVE SECOND SO EX / VG+ WOULD BE EXCELLENT VINYL AND SLEEVE VG+

MINT CONDITION = An LP in ?mint? or M condition is considered to be perfect. It means that it is usually sealed and has never been played.

NR MINT = The record in ?near mint? or NM condition has been played no more than a few times. It appears glossy and has remained on a shelf between other vinyl.

EXCELLENT = It is almost Near Mint, but you can tolerate very slight marks at the point where the record has been in and out of the sleeve. There can be very tiny signs that show a very light use of the vinyl. There is extremely low lessening in terms of audio quality. We can refer to it as EX 

VERY GOOD + =The key features here include the following: Few additional faults are acceptable in VG+ No-fault is accepted that can compromise on the record both audibly and visually There can be light and inaudible marks There can be little rub
VERY GOOD= A vinyl that has ?very good? or VG grade means that it has seen some use and is usable. There can be light clicks and pops Also, there can be light visible scratches It may also have an edge split Record is both audibly and visually used You can find it interesting to look at and also it is good to listen to