Sing And Dance With Frank Sinatra - Rare 1950 7" Columbia 45 Rpm 4 Record Set
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Description
This listing is for a rare vintage four record 7" vinyl set version of the album by Frank Sinatra called Sing And Dance With Frank Sinatra.
It was released by Columbia in 1950 with catalog # B-128.
This particular version of the album consists of four 45 RPM 7" singles (2 songs per disc).
The set is housed within a cardboard box.
The album was released in multiple formats but this particular version of the album is one of the harder to find.
The individual records have all been put into modern replacement paper sleeves. So no original inner sleeves are included in this set.
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Record Condition:
Each of the four records shows varying degrees of obvious signs of age and surface wear in the way of mostly non-feelable hairline scratches and scuff marks.
There are only a few scratches that are deeper than that.
Surface noise is present.
The center labels are all still pretty clean.
Some of the outer edges of a few of the discs are a little uneven in spots but that's just a manufacturing flaw that doesn't really affect the play.
I've given each record a light cleaning but a more thorough deep clean would probably improve the sound and appearance more as there is certainly still some dust/dirt that could be removed.
Industry Grade: Somewhere between a VG and VG- for most of the sides. Some might say that a few sides are closer to being a G+ though.
The side containing the song My Blue Heaven probably has the most surface wear.
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Box Condition:
The outer cardboard box does show heavy signs of age and wear.
The most obvious wear on the front cover is on the edges of the artwork where the paper has been ripped away in spots.
There are also other small blemishes and scuffs.
The spine shows obvious signs of shelf wear but most of the print is still readable.
The other outer edges besides the spine are still in pretty clean condition.
There is some visible corner wear but most of it is fairly moderate. Only the lower left corner has more obvious wear.
The back side of the box has some blemishes / yellowing as well as a few other tears in the paper label.
That said, the top lid is still attached to the bottom portion of the box. Something that many times becomes detached with these old sets.
So overall the packaging is still structurally sound and the front artwork displays reasonably well.
Industry Grade: I'd probably grade the packaging as a VG-.
Some might say it's a G or G+, but since the box is still structurally sound I'm not sure if it warrants a lower grade. However it is certainly subjective.
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