Procol Harum - VG+/VG DE 16008 MONO Deram RARE DEMO COPY

$

30

Artist: Procol Harum Album: Self-titled Record Company: Deram Catalogue Number: DE 16008
Track Listing:
1. A Whiter Shade Of Pale 2. She Wandered Through The Garden Fence 3. Something Following Me 4. Mabel  5. Cerdes (Outside the Gates Of) 6. A Christmas Camel 7. Conquistador 8. Kaleidoscope 9. Salad Days (are here again) 10. Repeat Walpurgis
The rarest of the the are, this is a Demo Mono copy of Procol Harum's famed self-titled classic The record is in VG+ condition with a few minor blemishes, spindle wearing, and nice label. The cover is also in VG condition with some wearing around the edges and seam splits. Please feel free to message me with any questions. International buyers please message for a shipping quote. Combined shipping is available upon request. Thank you. 
GRADING GUIDELINES:
Sealed (S) - Just as it sounds, sealed records are still in the shrink wrap and in MINT condition. 
Near Mint (NM) - Record will typically have lots of gloss, a clean label and virtually no blemishes. Spindles will be next-to-flawless and the record will look as if it is has just been opened and maybe played only once or twice. Covers will either be in shrink wrap or very next-to-new without the shrink wrap
Excellent (EX) - If a record is in EX condition it will have limited blemishes or scuffs with gloss, a clean label, and just below NM. Covers will normally have clean corners and crisp spine and very-little fading. 
Very Good Plus (VG+) - A VG+ record will typically have some blemishes and scratches, but still in playable condition without any major distortions. The covers might be subject to some fading, minor seam splits and creasing. 
Very Good (VG) - VG records will have some blemishes, scratches, signs of wearing on the label, spindle wearing and might have some moderate distortion during certain portions of the record. The cover of a VG record will have some seam splits, wearing along the corners, and fading. 
**To ensure customer satisfaction I will always grade records conservatively and under heavy light to find the most minuscule of blemishes.