Sold Date: March 10, 2014
Start Date: March 3, 2014
Final Price: $21.49 (USD)
Bid Count: 5
Seller Feedback: 2779
Buyer Feedback: 30

This is an original, near mint condition Agnetha Faltskog "Elva Kvinnor I Ett Hus" LP. It was issued by Cupol Records Sweden in 1975. The glossy album jacket is in near mint condition, no rips, tears or split seams. The labels are blue Cupol Records. There are no stickers or writing on the labels. It has had one owner, a former record company executive who has had it filed away since it was released.

Label -Cupol - Sweden -CLPS 351

Don't miss this opportunity to add this rare Agnetha Faltskog album to your collection. Item will ship in a sturdy cardboard box with packing.

I am shipping from Canada. Please note that Canadian postal rates are much higher than many other countries. I will combine shipping costs on multiple items. Payment is expected within five days of the end of the auction. I accept PayPal payments.

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American & International Buyers

Buyer agrees to pay shipping costs of $11.00 to American addresses; $21.00 elsewhere for air mail-small packet.

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