The Beatles Sgt Pepper orignal 1960's vinyl album with covers.
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Description
I have for sale a large collection of vinyl albums, so please take a look at some of my other auctions for some classic/collectable/vintage albums. There will be something for your parents, grand parents and even great grand parents (yep, seriously, some are that old!!)
As my feedback would suggest, i intend to list each album individually and with an honest and accurate description to the best of my ability. There's music from many genres and dating through the 50's 60's 70's and the 80's. ALL of the records are genuine original albums bought in the years stated, not remastered or reruns made in the 90's 00's or whatever.
The first thing that must be mentioned, and i will go in to greater detail further in each description, is the covers/sleeves. Although in most cases the covers are in a good acceptable condition and are complete and legible, these albums lived there life in a coal mining colliery with open coal/coke fires. So, in a lot of the cases the sleeve will be a little dirty with smoke/nicotine etc. but unless otherwise stated is still in a fairly good condition considering the age of the item! But please take a look at the pictures i have provided and read the extra information below, then if you have any questions and/or concerns please contact me and i will do my best to answer any questions in a timely manner.
So, this particular item is: The Beatles SGT Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Cover condition, a little bit grubby, but still fully legible and intact.
Vinyl condition, looking straight on the vinyl looks nice and clean and shiny. However, when tilted there is a few surface marks on both sides of the album. I have played the album whilst listing it (the picture above is of the actual album being played on a 20yr old Bush turntable) and at no point have i noticed any jumping, change in play or anything else.
On the Parlaphone label, black background, gold writing, with serial XEX.637 PMC7027 and year 1967.
My overall opinion of this item, average to good. If it wasn't for the marks on the vinyl i would have graded it higher (only my opinion in grading, i'm not a collector or expert), even though the record played fine as i have said.
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