Elvis' SP-45-118 Home is Where/King of the Whole Wide World & promo-sleeve
$
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Elvis' SP-45-118 Home is Where the Heart is/King of the Whole Wide World & promo-sleeve; vinyl has high gloss and minimal surface aberrations, and plays VG+; both labels show a little puffiness on the black ares where each had a label removed, but are otherwise VG+; sleeve is yellowed and light has rub-wear on some of the printing and light brownish-condensations stains on the right front/left back but is otherwise exceptionally nice (see pics) .
I offer media-rate shipping with a tracking/confirmation number. I will combine shipping for more than one item, and I accept all forms of payment; If buyer is dissatisfied, I will refund bid price (not shipping) after the item is returned in condition it was in when I shipped it. Paypal requires all buyers to acquire a tracking number and/or sign on delivery. If using Paypal, International bidders must contact me before paying with Paypal to determine the shipping costs for an item, which will require an international tracking number, which will usually cost about $21 US, but can be negotiable.
An additional note; Paypal is once again playing games with my account, so I can still accept Paypal but only to an alternate account as per instructions. I prefer conventional, time-proven forms of payment: CK/MO.
Please contact me via email with any further concerns.
Addendum: I am adding this note for those people who were not aware of the circumstances of this collection, which I posted in all of my original listings.
My brother died last year and these were his collected records over the late '50s and early '60s. While the collection is inherited by the entire family, the chore
of marketing the records falls to me, because I am the only one who has a little time to go through the boxes and choose records for ebay listings. My brother
was an avid Elvis fan, so most of his collection is Elvis, and, as stated above, there are boxes and boxes and boxes of records that I have not had the time to
even open.
