FARMYARD Looking For A Place Ltd #49/500 prog psych LPs
$
75
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Description
FARMYARD Looking For A Place; released on Little Wing
Of Refugees (LW 4016/17) circa mid-late 90's. Originally
released in 1970 and 1971 as self-titled, and Back To Fronting
Lps from New Zealand. This limited edition version is lavishly packed
with a tri-fold gate sleeve, with built in booklet. Cover is
graded EX (slight corner dings); booklet is M-; both records
are Mint- and play Mint- This is #49/500. Also includes Little
Wings' inner sleeves, graded EX and VG++ (small seam
split on one of them. Finally, from my best knowledge,
the first LP has been reissued on CD, but not vinyl and the
elusive rarer second LP has never been reissued in either form.
So, the only way to get these together is either getting both
original lps (good luck even locating a VG- copy), or take this
here while it's up for grabs! Buy It Now, mate!
Please note: some pictures show light streak glares from
camera/light interactions. Please ask if you want me to play
grade any record. Please click on me next to feedback score
above to see my grading outline.
Payment methods: paypal for everyone; also domestic
buyers have other options; please inquire.
Shipping Options: US customers: media mail $4; priority mail:
$8.50; insurance optional, add $1.50 for each $50 increment.
Add .50 for each add'l record (media), and $1 (priority)
International customers: First class international airmail to:
Canada/Mexico: $8.50; add $2 for each add'l record<>
Europe/Africa/South America: $14; add $4 for each add'l
record up to 4 records; thereafter add $10 for the 5th
record as we end up with mandatory priority airmail.
<>Far East Asia/Australia: $15; add $5 for each add'l
record, up to the 5th when it becomes mandatory
priority airmail.
See my other auctions of similar lps; combine shipping, and
save $$. Any questions, please ask; I'll do my best to provide
information which is otherwise unobtainable through an
internet search. Good Luck!
