Four BOB DYLAN LP's -- DESIRE + Greatest Hits (Mono) + HARD RAIN + Newport 1963

$

20

I do this from time to time, don't worry, you'll get used to it. Sorting through my collection of Bob Dylan albums revealed several duplicates, so this lot contains four 12-inch 33 rpm LP's by Bob Dylan that I no longer need. In the order shown in the pictures, they are:
Columbia # KCL-2663 - "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits", mono, two-eye label, undated, clear plastic inner sleeve. 
Vanguard # VSD-79144 - "Newport Broadside" by various artists, stereo, dated 1964 but "recorded live at the Newport Folk Festival 1963." Bob Dylan is featured on two of the 15 tracks - "Ye Playboys and Playgirls" by Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger; and "With God on Our Side" by Joan Baez and Bob Dylan. Comes with a plain white inner sleeve.
Columbia # PC-34349 - "Hard Rain", stereo, dated 1976, clear plastic after-market inner sleeve. 
Columbia # PC-33893 - "Desire", stereo, dated 1975, original custom inner sleeve. 

They are all in heavily played condition, with visible surface scuffs and scratches. I played parts of all four on my Audio-Technica turntable, and there were skips or jumps on all of them, with varying degrees of audible background noise, including some clicks or pops and ticking. "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits" is the most heavily played, with a lot of background noise, as well as multiple forward skips (no repeats that I heard). Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering technology and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well they will play on your equipment. 
The covers are all in solid and functional condition, with the seams all intact, and some typical surface rubbing and edge wear. Please look closely at the pictures, though, because the "Desire" cover has a sticker on the front, the "Greatest Hits" cover has a paper scrape on the front, and the "Hard Rain" cover has major areas of paper loss on the back. 

International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Customs fees are normally charged by the shipping company or collected when you pick the item up. These fees are not additional shipping charges. We won't under-value merchandise or mark the item as a gift on customs forms. Doing that is against U.S. and international laws.   COMBINED SHIPPING: See our seller list for other interesting and unusual items, in fact bid on several and you might save on shipping and handling. If you buy multiple items, and if it's feasible and cost-effective for us to ship the items together, we will gladly consider requests to combine shipping at a reduced cost. Just e-mail us, and we can provide combined shipping cost estimates on a case-by-case basis. Depending on weight and other considerations, we typically offer full shipping rate for the first item, then 50 cents or $1.00 per item. And if you are purchasing multiple items, please make the payment as a single payment, rather than trying to pay for each item separately. Oh, and this may sound obvious, but we can't reduce the shipping charges for items on which we offer free shipping.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COSTS: If the eBay auto-calculator is not responding, or if you think our shipping costs are too high, please contact us prior to bidding to determine your shipping options and costs. Repeat, prior to bidding, please. 
FEEDBACK: Because of abuses we've experienced in the past, we have totally given up on the eBay feedback system, so we neither give nor expect feedback. Please, therefore, do not contact us after the auction asking us to leave feedback. If you ever have a problem with an item you purchase from us, please contact us directly about it before giving negative feedback or seller ratings, and especially before invoking eBay's dreaded Grand Tribunal in processes like "Return Requests" or "Opening an Item Not as Described Case." No one is perfect, and we occasionally mis-describe something, or an item arrives late or gets damaged in the mail, but we are always quick to respond to a problem and set it straight in the most mutually agreeable way.