Sold Date: July 5, 2024
Start Date: June 28, 2024
Final Price: $35.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 2
Seller Feedback: 4403
Buyer Feedback: 0

UP FOR YOUR BIDDING CONSIDERATION IS "STAND UP" FROM IAN ANDERSON AND JETHRO TULL. This vintage vinyl LP is in Sealed/presumed MINT condition. The Gatefold style Album Cover is in EXCELLENT- condition showing light ring/edge/corner/shelf wear and a rough drill hole front top left. No bar code. Vertical breather holes present front right. Tight shrink. Please see my grading scale found below. Item will ship in a recycled, structurally sound industry standard corrugated cardboard LP container. SEALED/NEVER PLAYED.

Chrysalis Records    CHR-1042    No Bar Code   Sealed/Never Played    New Old Stock (NOS)   Early Pressing   Gatefold Cover (GF)       



TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS: PLEASE KNOW THAT YOUR STATE MAY REQUIRE E-BAY TO COLLECT STATE TAX. THE TAX AMOUNT WILL BE SHOWN ON YOUR INVOICE.

Any sealed item must be returned sealed for return eligibility. Please notify me prior to returning an item. 

All used LP’s have been play tested. PayPal is accepted from CONFIRMED ADDRESSES ONLY. 

Shipping to USA = FREE
No International shipping on this item.
All items are securely packaged and shipping includes actual Postage, Tracking (USA only), and all shipping envelopes/materials.



I SHIP 6 DAYS A WEEK

LP GRADING SCALE:
MINT = LP and Inserts are New and/or Sealed.
NEAR MINT = LP and Inserts are not sealed, LP most likely has been played but looks ‘like new’. An Insert shows no signs of use/handling. 
EXCELLENT = LP shows minor signs of use that may include a few light, shallow scratches and/or markings. A Cover may show minor bending/denting/creasing from removal/use.
VERY GOOD = LP shows multiple light scratches and/or markings. A Cover may show a combination of bends, dents, creases and/or cut outs.
GOOD = LP is heavily scratched and/or marked. A Cover may show a combination of multiple bends, dents, creases, moisture contact and/or cut outs.

ALL GRADES ARE GUARANTEED TO PLAY CORRECTLY

My visual grading process is to observe the LP under a bright light and to tilt the LP in various positions. I do not take my grading scale lightly. Your LP will be as described. Enjoy!