Sold Date:
May 11, 2021
Start Date:
May 11, 2021
Final Price:
$400.00
(USD)
Seller Feedback:
1354
Buyer Feedback:
44
This
is Beverly Kenney . . . Born to be Blue . . .The original mono release, Decca DL 8850, first
pressing.
Belonged at one time to Jack
Schapps, who owned three music
stores in shopping centers in suburban
Chicago and was also the owner of Astra Records. One store was in the
Randhurst Shopping Center. Schapps had worked for RCA records
before going into retail. (A photocopy of an inscription to Schapps by
Eydie Gorme on one of her albums is included with this sale, shown as the last photo here).
CONDITION
Disk.
Both sides are Mint. A photo of one side has been provided which
shows some of the rainbow effect of this minimally-played record.
Jacket.
Mint. Edges and corners clean all the way around, no ringwear, colors bright, back cover white. No marks or bumps. Best possible condition.
Inner sleeve. The original clear plastic inner sleeve.
NOTE: Thin rectangular white line on one of the label photos was a camera glitch--not present on the record.
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By far the best copy of this rare album that we've ever seen.