Chad & Jeremy 7-LP's NM or as described
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Description
The following LP's are included in this listing:
World Artists 2002, “Yesterday’s Gone”, was issued in 1964 in MONO. The record is NM-. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Ring wear. No cut-outs.
World Artists 2005, “Chad & Jeremy Sing For You”, was issued in 1965 in MONO. The record is NM-. The labels are flawless. The cover has above average wear on the corners and edges. Ring wear. Crease lines along edges.
Columbia CL-2374, “Before And After”, was issued in 1965 in MONO. The record is NM-. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Ring wear. Crease lines along edges. Name and date on back. 2 small staple holes and 2 defects in upper LH-corner. No cut-outs.
Columbia CL-2398, “I Don’t Want To Lose You Baby”, was issued in 1966 in MONO. The record is NM-. The 2 eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners. Sticker residue on back. No cut-outs.
Columbia CL-2564, “Distant Shores”, was issued in 1966 in MONO. The record is NM-. The 2 eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Crease lines along edges. Slight ring wear. No cut-outs.
Capitol TT-2546, “More Chad & Jeremy”, was issued in 1966 in MONO. The record is NM-. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring wear. Lite sticker residue in the upper RH-corner. No cut-outs.
CSJ 429, “Best Of Chad & Jeremy”, was issued in 1967 in Taiwan. The black vinyl record is NM-. The labels are flawless except for a brown line on the side a label. The light cardboard cover has creases in the corners. There is a “W” in the upper RH-corner. No cut-outs.
Records are graded visually using Goldmine standards. Records have been play-tested only when duly noted.
Shipping via Media Mail is free within the USA. No international shipping.
LP’s are bubble-wrapped and shipped in specially designed cardboard boxes for safety.
LP’s are from a radio station collection except for Record Club issues.
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