DEENA WEBSTER Tuesday's Child 1968 PARLOPHONE very rare SUPERB EX
£
193
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256
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PMC 7052 on Parlophone label. 1968 DEENA WEBSTER album "Tuesday's Child".
Tracks are: Hurry Tuesday Child, Hair Of Spun Gold, New York Mining Disaster 1941, Geordie, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, The House Of The Rising Sun, Who Will Buy, The Flower Lady, Summer Day Reflection Song, Colours, Tangles Of My Mind, The Last Thing On My Mind.
Matrix numbers are: XEX 683-1 and XEX 684-1.
This terrific album is in superb excellent condition. The vinyl shines absolutely beautifully and has just a handful of the very faintest lightest wispy hairline marks that are visible under strong light. There are no scratches. The labels show just one tiny barely visible spindle mark and have no damage to or around the spindle holes at all. The labels are beautifully clean and have no writing or marks.
The inner bag is in near mint condition with no rips, splits or tears.
The front laminated flip back cover is in superb excellent plus condition. No rips, splits or tears. Perfect spine with no crushing. Perfect opening edges with no fraying. No laminate lifting or peeling. A very slight laminate crease on the bottom right but really nothing bad at all
Great album.
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NUMBER OF LP’s
UK 2nd class
EUROPE Airmail
REST OF WORLD Airmail
1
3.00
6.60
8.50
2
3.00
8.90
14.90
3
4.30
10.40
18.00
4
4.30
12.00
21.30
5
4.30
12.00
21.30
6
4.30
13.75
24.50
NUMBER OF LP’s
UK 2nd class
EUROPE Airmail
REST OF WORLD Airmail
1
4.30
11.60
14.00
2
4.30
14.10
19.90
3
5.50
15.50
23.50
4
5.50
17.50
26.90
5
5.50
17.50
26.90
6
5.50
19.00
30.15
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