#Michel Portal- Our meanings and our feelings PATHE two drummers OG '69 LISTEN#
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Michel Portal- Our meanings and our feelings PATHE C054-10525 (FR)
side a for my mother walking through the land dear old morocco*
side b a train in a very small town our meanings and our feelings
visual grade: Vg++ (nice shine, some light paper scuffs visible and a small one audible on a1 for around 1 minute , check the clip) play grade: apart for the click on a1 it plays great Vg+ (check the audio clips) labels: clean cover: Vg (front is fine while back got some stains but still intact and no tapes or writings)
conservative grading
comments: fantastic 5et w/Joachim Kuhn plus two drummers (Aldo Romano & Jacques Thollot) ! rec. 1969 in Paris, check walking through the land and a train in a very small town
LISTEN record grading system:
M: like new M-: played very few times Vg+: occasional low surface noise, very good condition Vg: light scuffs, surface noise audible, good condition
shipment by priority post:
1/3 records package: $15 (Europe) or $25 (Rest of the World) 4/7 records package: $25 (Europe) or $35 (Rest of the World)
shipment by registered mail: which is $10 more the above priority post rates
shipment for items of more then $250 value (NO exceptions):
- DPD in Europe (fast/trackable/cheap) = $25 only for a package up to 20 Kg. (50+ records) - ExpressMailService for Rest of the World (fast/trackable) and these are EMS fees for examples for a 1 up to 3Kg. package (around 10 LP) for Japan/USA/Canada = $50
shipment with over sized boxes so to avoid corner wear and vinyls out from sleeve so to avoid seams split, on eBay since 1999 so bid with confidence
payment in max two weeks please, possibility to combine items so to save on shipment sorry, no personal delivery
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