Del Davis Baby don't wake me Bread (trojan) BR-1105 Rare Original UK 1971
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Description
This is my personal collection of Reggae and Northern Soul 7” records and are mostly in excellent condition with a high sheen across both surfaces and no scratches. I will mention any that do not reach this standard.
Returns are accepted and if you would like to buy more than one record to take advantage of my excellent postage discount please do not pay until you have finished buying and then request your invoice
Del Davis Baby don't wake me and Wishing and hoping produced by Jackie Edwards 1971 UK 7" northern soul reggae crossover Bread (trojan) BR-1105 original UK 1971 single RARE
Vinyl Excellent Very high sheen across both surfaces with a very fine hairline which does not affect the quality of play and cannot be heard
Label Excellent No pen marks ect
Sleeve Brown poly-lined for best protection
BR-1105 A - B
Combined Postage for 7” singles and EP’s
UK
I item £2.00
2 items £2.50
3 items £3.00
4 items £3.50
And so on
New international rates
Europe £4.00 add 50p per extra item
Rest of the world £6.00 add 50p per extra item
Very sorry but it has become very expensive to send to some areas around the world
Please let me know if you are bidding on other records and do not pay until you receive an invoice if you wish to receive a postage discount
As a record collector myself I understand the importance of postage and packing. If you have bought from me in the past you will know that all records are sent out in the next available post
All records come in individual plastic protective dust covers
On 22-May-13 at 07:56:19 BST, seller added the following information:
Just to clarify the word hairline which I occasionally use in my listings.This refers to the mildest form of scratch that is not feel able. It means that this is so fine it does not affect the quality of play and cannot be heard, and is not much more than a paper mark.
If it was a scratch that affects the quality of play or is feel able it would be a scratch and I would call it that. The word hairline in my listings does not mean that the record has a crack. I have never sold a record with a crack and if you want one than please go to the charity shop or the tip. The record grading system that I use states the following for Excellent “There can possibly be a hairline scratch or two but nothing that is obvious or affects play. Vinyl is bright and shiny; label is clean and unmarked”.
