Shirley Collins The Sweet Primroses LP Topic 12T 170
  £   28
  $   37

 


£ 28 Sold For
Apr 17, 2011 Sold Date
Apr 10, 2011 Start Date
£   8 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
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Description

Shirley Collins – The Sweet Primroses, 1970s re-issue LP Topic 12T.170.

This is a nice example of the LP The Sweet Primroses by Shirley Collins. It was released on the Topic label – originally with a blue label in 1967, although this is the 1970s re-pressing, which still retains the original catalogue number – 12T.170. The record is in Near Mint condition. The cover grades as EX+.

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Since November last year eBay have periodically put up announcements about potential delays with items being mailed to the USA.  So has the Royal Mail.    The Royal Mail website currently has a notice that reads

USA
Start date: 18th November 2010
End date: Ongoing

Update 7th March 2011:

Further to the recent increased security measures for items carried on passenger airlines to the USA, Royal Mail has continued to work with relevant airlines and deploy a range of contingency measures and routes to get as much mail to the States as quickly as possible.

We are pleased to confirm that the vast majority of items have now reverted back to being flown to the USA, with only a small amount of mail having to be diverted to alternative routes, including sea containers.

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I send all my items by Air Mail, and always within two working days - usually the same day - after receiving payment.      They are well wrapped and the few that have been delayed have always arrived in perfect condition.  I do not want to block USA bidders. Buyers of my items tend to be enthusiasts who are looking for a specific item and tend to be understanding if there is any problem.  If you look at my feedback you will see that I do my job to the best of my ability and have many thousands of happy customers.  I just want buyers to be aware that there is a small chance that there could be a delay that is beyond my control and which is down to the increased security measures brought in after the terrorist alert in November, and to take this into accout before bidding.  

 

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