Sold Date: July 23, 2014
Start Date: July 16, 2014
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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WILLIE Long Time SMITH promo 78 Columbia FLYING CLOUD BOOGIE Dirty Deal 30140
This auction is for a vintage 78 rpm record on the Columbia label ~ Special Record for Radio Stations ~  No. 30140 by Willie (Long Time) Smith

This vintage promotional record is in good used condition, with a few light scuffs for normal use. A rather hard-to-find record, would make a nice addition to your collection! Please view photos carefully before bidding, and let me know if you have any specific questions.

78 rpm record: Flying Cloud Boogie ~ Blues Singing with Instrumental Acc. ~ Composer: Willie Smith

Dirty Deal Boogie ~ Blues Singing with Instrumental Acc. ~ Composer: Willie Smith





Hey, thanks for taking the time to visit my auction.  I'm a stay-at-home mom trying to make extra income on eBay.  I have been selling (and buying) since 1999 and truly enjoy the eBay experience.  Because I am not an expert in any field, I may omit something which is of importance to you.  Please feel free to ask specific questions about the item you are interested in, just send me an email or contact me through facebook at Lisa Davidson Epstein, and I will get back to you right away.

My shipping charges are based upon many factors (the time it takes me to do the description, size of the item and the amount of packing materials it will require for it to be "Post Office Proof," gasoline for the car, tape/envelopes, and my time, etc.) and feel that the shipping charges are very fair, so please don't ask me to participate in the "exact postage campaign."  Note: eBay has now started charging sellers a final value fee on shipping charges! Payment must be received within 5 days of the close of the auction. If no contact is made from buyer within 72 hours of auction end, item may be relisted or offered to another bidder.

Thank you for your interest in my auction, good luck should you decide to bid.  Peace, Lisa

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