FOUR RECORD SET "THE WIZARD OF OZ" Decca 74 78 RPM
$
160
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Description
Original Four 78rpm Record Set of: THE WIZARD OF OZ. This is Decca Album 74 from 1939. This rare set is in Wonderful E+ Condition!
These four records are all very similar in condition. There or no cracks, no hairlines, no record digs that I see, and no chips on any of the edges. There are a couple minor scuffs and very light scratches. Plenty of luster. Very nice records.
The Book that they come in is in NM. The colors are quite good. The Binding is really very nice and tight. There are no tears or rips in the binding is tight. The covers are very good. The imperfections are very minimum. There is one small light scratch at lower left front and one very light minor surface mark on back side running across right side of the "W". A couple of the corners are mildly stubbed a little but not bad at all and there is a minor rub along some of the bottom edge of the booklet. Marks are minor. The inside of covers are full of pictures of scenes from the movie and are clear and crisp and have no yellowing, writing, or damage to them. The four brown sleeves that hold the records are in excellent condition.
This is a Very Nice Looking & Playing Wizard Of OZ Album Set.
We grade records as accurately as possible in order to give you a 100% satisfied purchase. The Record Grading System as defined by Goldmine Records: 1. "New or Mint", meaning the record should be absolutely perfect. Even brand new sealed items can be flawed and not qualify as mint. 2. "Near Mint", meaning almost perfect, you may see very tiny flaws or very slight wear, including very light scuff marks. 3. "Excellent or Very Good +", meaning a minimum of visual or audible imperfections, some visual wear, surface noise is evident. 4. "Very Good", meaning a little more signs of wear, labels may be marred with some writing or tape or stickers, same with the sleeves, light scratches will be able to be felt with fingernail. 5. "Good", meaning the item is not bad, but will show definite signs of wear & tear, probably evidence that no real care was given to the item, but should play without skipping, more surface noise evident.
