Sir Thomas Beecham The Gods Go A’Begging HMV ASD480 Cream + Gold Label Vinyl LP
  £   20
  $   26

 


£ 20 Sold For
Oct 14, 2017 Sold Date
Oct 4, 2017 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

I am selling my record collection, a diverse collection of 7” and 12” and LPs and 78s records covering a wide range of years and genres.


Offered in this auction is:

Description


Size

Artist

Title

Label

Label No.

LP

Sir Thomas Beecham with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

The Gods Go A’Begging

HMV

ASD 480


Condition


Item

Condition

Comments

Vinyl

VG+

A few light marks visible

Sleeve

VG+

Some age related marking and creasing

Label

EX

HMV Cream and Gold


Please look at the photographs and ask any questions, the photographs form part of the description.


Grading: I have used the British Record Collectors system as a guide. All records are graded by eye under a bright light. In some cases, where there is doubt, I will play them and say that they have been played to test.


Cleaning: As I do not have a professional cleaning / anti-static system I have not attempted to clean any of the records, preferring to leave that to purchasers to clean and remove static to their standards.


Buyer Satisfaction: I have tried to be as honest as possible but record grading can be very subjective. However, if you are not satisfied I will give a full no quibble refund including all postage costs. Please contact me so that everything can be sorted to your satisfaction.


Posting: I will usually use the Post Office second class for items below 2Kg and Hermes for heavier items. I will post the next working day (including Saturday) – any delay after that is down to the carrier. They quote between 3 and 5 working days delivery time.


I will combine postage whenever it is cheaper to do so – please ask for a quote before purchasing or wait for an invoice at checkout.


Packing: I will pack the records between two sturdy pieces of cardboard taped together. This may not look as pretty as a purpose made box but it seems to work well in reducing the chance of the record moving in the packaging or the record moving in the sleeve.


 


 


 



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