DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET Time Out COLUMBIA CL 1397 mono 6-eye 1959 orig. release
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DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET Time Out COLUMBIA CL 1397 mono 6-eye 1959 orig. release
DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET: Columbia CL 1397—TIME OUT
MONO, VG condition, red/black 6-eye label, sounds good but with MINOR surface noise. Sleeve shows some shelf wear and age. This is the original 1959 release, with no big CBS logo and without TAKE FIVE in big letters on front .
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FLAT-RATE SHIPPING*: $4 within the USA for first LP or 78rpm ($3 for 45's), and 50-cents for each additional LP or 45 and $1 for each additional 78rpm. Canadian buyers pay $7, and $2 for each additional LP. Buyers in Mexico pay $11.50, and $3 for each additional LP. International shipping is calculated.*Multiple record sets are usually sold with Calculated instead of Flat Rate Shipping.
GRADING STANDARDS (based on Goldmine)
M (Mint): Perfect, used for sealed records.
NM (Near Mint): Apparently unplayed, with no signs of wear, or at most, one or two inconsequentilal flaws that don't affect play.
NM- (Near Mint Minus): Minor paper scuffs or flaws that are likely inaudible.
VG+ (Very Good Plus ): Record shows signs of careful use. Scuffs or light scratches are common but not very pronounced. Slight surface noise.
VG (Very Good): Visible light scratches or scuffs are more pronounced, evident surface noise. Noticeable groove wear that affects the sound.
VG- (Very Good Minus): A well-used but playable record. Still has a decent sound despite scratches, surface noise, groove wear.
G (Good): Record plays, but is probably only useful for reference. I hardly ever sell these unless it's a very rare item.
GRADING STANDARDS (78 RPM)
Same as above. Comments on surface lustre, edge chips, etc. will usually be included.
I usually grade visually, but I often listen to more valuable items. I try not to over-estimate the quality of a record, but mistakes are sometimes made, and people's opinions sometimes differ as to grading. I guarantee fairness and customer satisfaction, and will do everything possible to correct mistakes and issue refunds when justified.
811 (GS 7.0.9 (811))
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