Sold Date: January 11, 2022
Start Date: January 4, 2022
Final Price: $89.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 20
Seller Feedback: 282
Buyer Feedback: 0

SXL 2268 WB ED UK - Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade / Borodin: Polovtsian Dances 

Ernest Ansermet conducting L´ Orchestra E De La Suisse Romande 

DECCA SXL 2268 WB Stereo FFSS  

Comes with orgiginal FFSS company inner sleeve. 

Made in United Kingdom 1961

Vinyl: EX- (a light non-audible line and some very light scuffing)

Cover: EX (light wear on back cover, se pic)

With grading being a subjective matter pictures are an objective way to evaluate for yourself.  All records visually graded and playgraded when in doubt.

Don not hesitate to ask any questions, I´ll try to answer as quick as possible. 

PLEASE NOTE - you are bidding on original 1960s vinyl - this will not have completely silent surfaces, even when in unplayed condition - but the sound and recording quality is generally excellent.  If you are looking for absolutely perfect blemish-free reproduction, please bear this in mind.

Bid with complete confidence. See my other items for more records.

All records are packaged outside their sleeve in a protective plastic. The same goes for printed inner sleeves, well packed in cardboard mailers with stiffeners. I ship registred mail.

Please understand that I cannot be held responsible for any delays caused by shipping companies, or any other issues once a record leaves me. The same goes for any additional cost (customs, duty, VAT...) caused by your country's regulation. 

Payment is due within 5 days of the end of the auction or date of sale. I accept PayPal, please contact me if you have any other suggestions regarding your payment. 

All items will be shipped within 3 days after payment is completed.

Shipping costs to most countries:

1-3 LP/12": $20 international signed 

3-6 LP/12"s: $30 international signed
 

For further combined rates or general questions, don´t hesitate to contact me.

Gradings used:

NM   In condition as new.

EX  Minor signs of use/wear.

VG+  Fine condition, but vinyl or cover does show some signs of use/wear.

VG  OK condition. Record has obviously been played a lot, but may still sound fine. Cover may have ring-, edge-wear or split seams.

Thanks - good luck bidding!