Irish 78 rpm Okeh 84179 James Morrison (violin solo) and James Morrison's Trio
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Description
Up for your consideration is an Irish 78 rpm on Okeh 84179 by James Morrison and James Morrison's Trio.
Side A: Cup of Tea - Peter Street by James Morrison's Trio, with Thomas Carmody, Accordion and Tom Banks, Piano
Side B: Maurice Carmody Favorite by James Morrison. Violin Solo, acc. by Tom Banks, Piano.
Record Condition: E- Both labels have writing and one has a sticker on it.
See my condition guide below. I grade quite conservatively. It takes a real nice record to get any E grade next to it. I collect records as well and have shipped many records so know how to pack properly.
Thank you for checking out my auction. Please see my other Irish 78rpm auctions I will be posting over the next few days. I will combine on shipping. Please ask questions. I am happy to provide additional pictures if needed.
E+ = New stock, never been opened or played
E = Bright and shiny, no scuffs or scratches. Looks new but has been played
E- = Still bright and shiny, shows some signs of handling but nothing that would create extra noise during playback.
VG++ = Showing a little more sign of wear, maybe a few light scuffs or minor scratches but nothing that would create extra noise during playback.
VG+ = Shows signs of wear with some scuffs and minor scratches. Nothing that would create noticeable loud ticks during playback but will play with some background noise.
VG = This is a well played record with minor scuffs,scratches and maybe even some graying in areas. However, the record still plays well and can be enjoyed.
VG - = Begins to have scratches that make the record quite noisyon playback and have noticeable ticks from scratches.
G = This is a record that, for some, can still be enjoyed until a better copy comes along. Lots of scratches, may even make the record skip. Possible hair line fracture. Likely this grade of record will only be listed if it’s a rarer record where the content or label is highly collectable.
P = This record is either broken or otherwise unplayable. Again, this would only be listed if it were very rare and interesting for historical information.
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