The Kinsmen Glasshouse Green Splinter Red 7" 1968 Very RARE + FULLY SIGNED
  £   28
  $   37

 


£ 28 Sold For
Aug 31, 2018 Sold Date
Aug 24, 2018 Start Date
3   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Nice Little Rarity here Glasshouse Green Splinter Red / Its Started to Rain Again by The Kinsmen An Australian group recorded this John Pantry song in 1968 and the lead vocalist was Bernie Mahoney, with Adrian Mahoney, Peter and George Fay also in the group This single was bought in the year of release and signed by the group in the record shop Vinyl looks nice and clean and shiny but the labels show some spindle marks so Ex The Original Company Sleeve looks VG+ with no tears but just minor creasing
Did I say Rarity ? Maybe an Impossibly RARE ITEM !!
I have no certificate of authenticity for this as i have not had them checked but to be honest i dont think that that would be necessary, i got this record from a little job lot of other signed items all signed to the one person and all vouched for and that is good enough for me.
You Decide  The Record itself is so RARE BUT SIGNED BY THE BAND !! One for the Collectors !! Auction starts at 99p !!

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I do not charge for packaging BUT that does not mean I do not package properly.

 

I despair at some of the records I receive through the post without any 'fragile' or 'do not bend ' stickers on the record, or even any more packaging than BROWN PAPER with a name and address and nothing else

 

I package records properly with proper thought to the process of sending a fragile easily bent and therefore ruined vinyl record

 

I will take the record out of its sleeve and enclose both sleeve and vinyl within a plastic sleeve, enclose that within at least 2 good quality cardboard stiffeners, put extra cardboard at the corners to prevent any edge and corner bends, finally I will enclose all that into either a top quality heavy cardboard mailer or a good quality mailing box with a good amount of bubble wrap and strengthening cardboard.

 

With very fragile 78rpm shellac gramophone records i will enclose the record within a plastic sleeve, sandwich the record between two cardboard stiffeners and 2 x 1cm thick, hard plastic sheeting which is light but strong, thus offering resistance to bending and impacts but not adding significantly to weight costs

 

All of the above is free as you will only pay what the Royal Mail will charge me!!

 

My postage charge for dispatch within the UK is £4.50 for 1 or 2 single vinyl 12" disc

£2.50 for 1 or 2 single 7" record

£6 for 3 x 12" discs

And £3 for 3 x 7" singles

These prices are what the post office will charge me for 1st class signed for delivery

I will not compromise on this by sending 2nd class or not signed for

 I do not make any profit on the actual postage costs

Please contact me for combined postage for more than 2 records

 

I HAVE NEVER HAD ANY COMPLAINTS RE MY PACKAGING JUST PLENTY OF GOOD FEEDBACK SO CAN RIGHTLY BE PROUD AND CONFIDENT THAT THE RECORD WILL REACH YOU IN THE CONDITION IT IS SENT FROM HERE

 

If you do have any issues with the packaging and dispatch and charges for the record you receive please contact me as soon as possible after receiving the record.

I will always try and up to now have always succeeded in giving you complete satisfaction in the whole buying process

 

THANK YOU FOR TAKING AN INTEREST IN THIS AUCTION

AND GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR BIDDING YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!

 

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