Given condition expect varying degrees of crackles and pops, though if you are familiar with a quality Jamaican pressing you’ll know that an early Studio One LP graded “Good” can contain plenty of enjoyable tracks. The strength and warmth of these original pressings can often overshadow or reduce the strain of any noise, the determining factor typically coming down to the strength and the volume of the tracks; those slower soulful ballads with less kick in their rhythm tracks usually suffer the most while heavier ska instrumentals will often force their way through. Some of these are worth owning for a single track or two – the Studio One comp with the early Bob Marley & The Wailers take of One Love for example..
These records have not been fully playtested.  Expect a few skips and jumps; though I haven’t noted any I haven’t played them in full. An unedited sound clip taken from these LPs is offered below from a number of tracks (a few random selections, mostly my personal picks). 

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Delroy Wilson – Better Must Come (Dynamic Sounds Label) – Visual Grade: Fair (F). Still a little reflective with marks throughout, some feelable, none notably sharp but some larger easier to feel marks on the B-side. Labels legible with discolouration. Spots of wear to B-side. No Sleeve.
Rock Steady Intensified (Wirl Records). Visual Grade: Poor (P). Filler copy. Poor! Torn sleeve. 
Ken Boothe – Mr. Rock Steady (Studio One) – Visual Grade: Good Plus (G+) (nearing VG-). Healthy sheen, a few feelable marks, none notably pronounced. Pressing pits/pimples. Clearly legible labels with light discolouration. Sleeve: Very Good Minus (VG-). Intact seams, fully legible with discolouration, ringwear, creases near edges/corners. 
Oldies but Goodies Volume Two (Studio One) – Visual Grade: Good. Lessened sheen and groovewear, a few feelable marks. Labels clearly legible with discolouration.
Desmond Dekker – This Is Desmond Dekker (Trojan) – Visual Grade: Good. Lessened but still healthy sheen, a few feelable marks, general marks throughout. Groovewear. Labels clearly legible with spindle marks, spots of wear near centre on A-side. Sleeve: Fair. Heavy laminate creasing, tape to top flipback on back. 2 inch spine split, spine still legible. Tears near edges. 
History of Ska Volume 1 (Studio One) – Visual Grade: Good Plus (G+). Healthy sheen, a few lightly feelable marks. A-side label legible with discolouration/stains, B-side label heavily worn, 50% or more of print lost.
History Of Ska Vol. 2 (Studio One) – Visual Grade: Good (G). Healthy sheen, general marks with a few lightly feelable, a few feelable raised areas/pimples from press either side. Labels clearly legible with writing on B-side, wear near spindle hole on A-side.
Rock Steady Beat (Wirl Records) – Visual Grade: Fair (F). Lessened but still healthy sheen with groovewear, general marks, some feelable. Labels with wear. Titles remain legible for the most part.
The five LPs without their original sleeve will be shipped in neatly labelled masterbags as photographed. All LPs ship in poly-lined innersleeves. 
Postage Estimates (Please wait for an invoice or feel free to request a quote for your country. I won’t charge a penny more than I pay, I always cover the costs of high quality packaging materials myself)
UK £8.90 (Special Delivery) Europe £15 (Tracked & Signed) USA & Canada £35 (Tracked & Signed) Australia £42 (Tracked & Signed)