JAMES TAYLOR Sweet Baby James AUTOGRAPHED LP "Hand signed" WS-1843 Clean 1970 US
  $   90

 


$ 90 Sold For
Dec 16, 2025 Sold Date
Jun 2, 2025 Start Date
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Up for auction released February 1, 1970 James Taylor (Sweet Baby James) LP WS-1843. (Beautifully Signed) in Black Sharpie or Felt Pen purchased from a reputable dealer years ago who obtained the signature in person at a show in Massachusetts. COVER: VG++ Has a couple small creases with a tiny bottom corner spine ding, and only the lightest of any shelf wear is overall super clean as shown. Vinyl is very thin as compared to other W.B. Records from this era I have had or seen plus the Stereo Logo location text on the Label is positioned higher as shown. RECORD: Side1. VG Has light paper scuffs with lots of micro sleeve wisps that can be seen in the daylight all are superficial nothing to be felt, also has some manufacturing heat bubbles on both intro trails which do not effect tracking or play as shown. Side2. VG Same as the flip side is still overall very glossy, and both sides played nicely better than my visual grade. LABELS: Are clean however their are some light circular marks. Comes with what is possibly the Original Generic Inner Sleeve, and will be packed in a New Mofi Sleeve as shown. Any questions please message me. Thanks for looking.                                                                                                                 

  • Mint (M): An un-played record in perfect condition. It's as pristine as it was when it left the manufacturer.
  • Near Mint (NM): A record that has been handled very carefully and has minimal wear.
  • Excellent (E): Shows minor signs of wear but plays perfectly without any significant noise.
  • Very Good Plus (VG+): May have light wear and slight surface noise but still offers a pleasurable listening experience.
  • Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear and noise are present, but the record is still enjoyable to listen to.
  • Good (G): This record grading system describes significant wear and noise, including potential skips. It's in a condition that affects the listening experience but is still playable.
  • Fair (F): Heavy wear, with skips or other playback issues, is often considered for its collectible value rather than listening quality.
  • Poor (P): Essentially unplayable but may hold value due to extreme rarity.


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