Sold Date: December 2, 2014
Start Date: November 17, 2014
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
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Columbia Records 38708

Frank Sinatra

with The Jeff Alexander Choir

Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordahl

1950

 Record:

Size: 10"                               Made in USA                     78 RPM

Black Shellac                       Red Label                          1950

Columbia Records                                                          38708

Condition: 

Record: S1--VG+  Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy.

               S2--VG+  God's Country.

Jacket/Cover: N/A

Sleeve:  Good-Era.

Insert: N/A.

Gatefold:  N/A.

Issues:   NONE.  If the sleeve is not new it will be shipped in an era sleeve.  The era sleeve will not be Columbia and may have writing on it, cuts, slices or minor rips.  This record will be shipped with the sleeve shown in the pictures. Like all old records cleaning will help the sound.

THIS 78 HAS BEEN PLAYED IN ITS’ ENTIRETY BEFORE LISTING.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE BIDDING

Attention International Buyers

We are shipping, whenever possible, through "The Global Shipping Program" of eBay.

International Orders will not be marked on your order as a gift. 

As required by law, all international shipments MUST show their full value on your shipment’s customs form.

Any questions please contact me and I will do the best to answer them.

We are shipping Monday thru Saturday AMs, but Never on Sunday.

I will give FEEDBACK when I receive Mine.

Please wait for invoice before paying.

PACKING AND SHIPPING FOR 78 RPM Records:

I use boxes made specifically for shipping records (Uline) I put the 78 between 4 pieces of cardboard and tape it closed.

The box is filled top and bottom with, rolled paper or "popcorn". 

If you prefer a different way notify me and I will ship the way you want. 

My packing and shipping cost is based on the “Uline” method, I may have to charge more for anything else. 

Please let me know if there are any problems & I will do everything possible to correct the trouble.

Vinyl Grading:

MINT:(M)

A record unopened or no visible flaws.

Mint(-) (M-): 

A record that may have a few minor flaws such as light paper marks from being slid in and out of the sleeves that do not affect play. 

Very Good(+) (VG+):

Has some light scuffs or very light scratches but will play great.

Very Good (VG):

A record has been handled and played very little. The vinyl has lost some but not all of its luster or the record has a slight scratch that may not affect play. 

Very Good(-) (VG-): 

A record that displays signs of handling and playing (Light surface scratches, spindle enlargement or scratches). Looks like it might be noisy when it is played, although any noise should not ruin the music sound.

GOOD (G): 

Well worn. These will be explained in the description.

Cover Grading:N/A

Mint (M)

Unopened

Mint- (M-)

Opened with plastic still on jacket and minor corner wear.

Very Good+ (VG+) 

No splits seams and very little corner wear. These will be explained in the description.  May have cut-outs or holes but they will be shown.

Very Good (VG) 

Slight to medium wear, may have some split seams, and may have corner wear or record imprint wear

Sleeves:

If the sleeve is not original, one will be provided.  What you see in the pictures is what you will receive.

Any questions please call me at 518-441-2214(Cell)

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