Sold Date: February 28, 2018
Start Date: February 21, 2018
Final Price: $100.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 547
Buyer Feedback: 7

Notes: 10" thick vinyl 78 rpm record, Heroin 92401 / (6608-A) both on Label - matrix in runout: - 6608-A-2 side 1 ; 6608-A-3 side 2

Son House, one of the most legendary of bluesmen singing & playing his inimitable guitar style just before he stopped playing until the 1960's when he was "rediscovered" - hence this 78 from 1967

Vocal Blues, Gtr Acc

Recorded in 1942 by Alan Lomax for the Library of Congress

 vinyl 78 rpm reissue (1967) on Bernie Klatzko's revived Herwin Label 

Sounds great!~ 

Media: side A: "The Pony Blues" Ex- great shine ; side 2: "The Jinx Blues " VG light surface marks DNAP     

Cover: generic 

Other Content: none

Please Note: ALL U.S. BIDDERS - THIS 78 WILL COST $6 TO SHIP AS INSURANCE WILL BE ADDED  

ALL INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS - THIS 78 WILL COST $39 To SHIP AS TRACKING WILL BE ADDED

Please see below for shipping rates and grading criteria:

Please wait for an invoice from us before paying: please disregard the standard invoice sent by ebay - this is especially important if buying multiple LPs. 

Please Pay within 3 days of “winning” bid. Paypal preferred: we are open to other means of payment but must be discussed before your "winning" bid.  

SHIPPING RATES:

All records will be shipped in cardboard boxes with protective material as well as plastic cover. Records will be removed from jacket for shipping and placed in paper or plastic sleeve.

January 2016: I have adjusted the shipping rates based on the USPS’s new rate increases. For larger orders, you may write us to request an invoice based on actual postage costs.

OUR SHIPPING RATES FOR LPs & 12”s ARE AS FOLLOWS:

USA: $4.00 for the first LP/12”; $0.50 per additional: 2XLPs count as 2 Lp's for shipping purposes

Canada: $18.00 for the first LP/12”; $5.00 per additional: 2XLPs count as 2 Lp's for shipping purposes

All other international destinations: $25.00 for the first LP/12”; $5.00 per additional: 2XLPs count as 2 Lp's for shipping purposes: International orders totaling over $100 will be charged $14 extra for tracking (registered mail).

OUR SHIPPING RATES FOR 45s ARE AS FOLLOWS:

USA: $4.00 for the first 45; $0.50 per additional

Canada: $8.00 for the first 45; $1.00 per additional

All other international destinations: $25.00 for the first 45; $2.00 per additional

International Orders over $300 will be charged Global Express Shipping rate: if there are any questions from international buyers about shipping or payment please confer with us first before bidding.  

I USE THE FOLLOWING SCALE FOR MY STRICT, VISUAL GRADING OF VINYL:

Sealed : Jacket is sealed shut in shrink wrap, disc is sold ungraded or "as is".

M : A record in this condition appears absolutely unplayed and will bear no marks, sleeve scuffs, or scratches. I seldom use this grade.

NM/EX : A record in this condition may have one or two visible imperfections, but these will be of a purely cosmetic nature (i.e. sleeve scuffs or other superficial marks) and will not affect play. A NM record will have no scratches but an EX Lp may have one or two very thin barely discernible, non-feelable, scratch.

VG+ : A record in this condition will have a few visible imperfections. These may include sleeve scuffs, superficial marks, and light scratches. A record may be graded as VG++, meaning it is just shy of EX, yet superior to a VG+ record. 

VG : A record in this condition will show the kinds of imperfections found on VG+ records but in slightly greater numbers. There may be a number of light scratches and other marks, but a VG record will not bear any scratches deep enough to be felt with a fingernail.

VG- : A record in this condition will have a number of visible imperfections; the presence of a considerable number of light scratches will force us to give a record this grade, as will the presence of even one scratch deep enough to be felt with a fingernail.

G : A record in this condition will have pervasive imperfections of varying degrees including both light scratches and scratches deep enough to be felt with a fingernail.

WE USE THE FOLLOWING SCALE FOR OUR STRICT GRADING OF ALBUM COVERS:

M- : A cover in this condition will appear as though it were brand new and will display no imperfections, wear, or signs of handling. I seldom use this grade.

NM/EX: A cover in this condition will appear as though it were brand new, but on closer inspection will display one or two superficial imperfections, most frequently very light wear to the corners or seams. A cover in this condition may also have cut-out markings such as a cut corner, a hole punch, or a saw cut.

VG+ : A cover in this condition will have a few noticeable imperfections or signs of wear and handling, but they will be neither prominent nor numerous. These may include a single split to the seams or spine that does not exceed 1" in length, light stains or discoloration, small crease marks, and faint shelf or ring wear.

VG : A cover in this condition will display the same imperfections and signs of wear and handling present on a VG+ cover, but they will be more pronounced or present in greater numbers. Splits to the seam or spine will not exceed 5" in length. The presence of a single pronounced flaw, such as extremely prominent shelf or ring wear, marking, staining, writing, or discoloration will cause an LP cover to receive this grade, as will the presence of an appreciable number of minor flaws.

VG- : A cover in this condition will have an appreciable number of minor imperfections and one or more pronounced flaws such as prominent shelf or ring wear, marking, staining, writing, or discoloration. Splits to the seams or spine will not exceed 8" in length.

G : A cover in this condition will display heavy wear and several of the pronounced flaws described above. Splits to the seam or spine may exceed 8" in length. We rarely sell records with covers in this condition.