Sold Date: March 3, 2014
Start Date: May 11, 2013
Final Price: $15.95 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 12522
Buyer Feedback: 2

DISCOUNT FOR 78 RECORD BUYERS
Buy 3 or 4 records from our store and receive a 10% discount.

Buy 5 or more and receive a 20% discount!

Discount will be refunded thru Paypal after your payment is received.  

Discount does not apply to shipping costs added for international shipments.

Please email with any questions.  Thank you. DISCOUNTED RECORDS MUST ALL BE PURCHASED AT ONE TIME.   78RPM Harmony 462 Frank Farrell, v- Arthur Fields, Miss Annabelle Lee / Manhattan Dance Makers, v- Irving Kaufman, Is it Possible?   strong V   This circa 1927  record is in  strong V  condition with  scratches/blemishes/scuffs    Labels and spindle holes have little to slight wear Will be in a heavy paper sleeve.  See scans of both labels.  Please email with any questions. Buy it now for $15.95.  FREE shipping via US Media Mail to US addresses.  Shipments outside the US will be much more, please inquire for quote.  Tariffs/taxes/fees sometimes incurred on international shipments are responsibility of the buyer.  Paypal accepted.  Ohio residents add sales tax for their county.  Please email with any questions. Thank you for looking

ATTN: 78 record collectors-We will be listing (Buy It Now) never before listed 78 RPM records consistently (average 10 a day) on Ebay for the foreseeable future (years)--we have a vast inventory to list, we will list them in no predictable order, so keep watching, sorry we will NOT fill any want lists. PS We grade our records rather conservatively, and ship them snuggly in 2- 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" cardboard inserts, surrounded by newspaper, inside a 12" x 12" x 6" box, order with confidence. Thanks for reading..

Dear customers:  July 20th, 2012 marks the first time I am not top rated since the program began.  I have averaged close to a perfect 5 stars in all categories since it began based on ratings from you.  You had nothing to do with this change in my rating, it is because ebay has decided a seller must put tracking numbers on 90% of items shipped.  70% of the items I sell goes in a 3x5 envelope with 45 cents postage.  To do the tracking number means everything I sell would have to go at the package postage rate which is a minimum of 1.95.  Either I absorb this extra cost or I pass it on to you-for a service I have almost never been asked for-because I ship quickly.  Passing it on would mean adding $1.50 to the price on most items I sell resulting in higher prices for you.  In addition ebay makes more in fees because final values would increase.  I have chosen-at least for now-to do neither.  I hope you will continue and/or consider purchasing my items despite not being "top rated".  I thank you for your past and future business.