1950S CHINESE OPERA BLUE COLOR VINYL LP NAM SING 1950S TSING PING QTLP-33 G+

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1950S CHINESE OPERA BLUE COLOR VINYL LP NAM SING 1950S TSING PING QTLP-33 G+ 1950S CHINESE OPERA BLUE COLOR VINYL LP NAM SING 1950S TSING PING QTLP-33 G+

You are looking at a very rare 1956 Chinese opera lp. Blue colored vinyl. Nam Sing lps rarely come up for auction. This copy has surface wear but no skips and is still a listenable but not audiophile copy in my opinion, so if you are looking to fill a gap in your collection this should work to hold you over - see more details below.  This lp was cleaned with a Spin-Clean Record Washer system. I will be listing 15 1950s Chinese opera vinyl box sets over the next few days which you can see here. I will combine shipping if you buy more than one. Ships for free in U.S.

Vinyl Condition (see my grading system below): Good+. Vinyl surface is glossy and labels are nice and clean. There are a few scattered superficial hairline scratches that, when tested, are not very loud but still make audible pop sounds. No skips or hiccups. I would grade audio as VG or VG- but visually I would grade it as G+. 

Outer Sleeve Condition (see my grading system below): Very good. Has lighter, normal shelf wear. I would grade it very good plus if it were not for 2 small words written in pen on the front cover. No split seams or any major wear. 

Record Speed & Size: 33rpm / 10 inch 

Label: Nam Sing / Distributed by Tsing Ping Company. 

Producer: Gee S. Tall

#: QTLP-33

Pressing Year: 1956

Country of Manufacture:Unknown - U.S. or Hong Kong

Please check out my other albums for sale. I will combine shipping on multiple album orders (see details below). You can also view all of my other items for sale here.

Albums are shipped in thick-cardboard lp mailer boxes with albums protected inside the mailing box by a cardboard inner padding board on either side of the lp. I place all of my opened vinyl records for sale in poly-lined inner sleeves before listing them in order to preserve their condition. I also clean all of my vinyl records with a Spin-Clean Record Washing system. I will include the original paper inner sleeve for you if it came with one - and I always say whether it includes one or not in the listing's description. Vinyl lps are taken out of their outer sleeves to reduce the chance of warping of the outer sleeve with the exception of some box sets where the vinyls will remain in the box or folder.  One dollar additional shipping charged for each single lp and 2 dollars for each double lp bought in the U.S. Box sets will vary depending on their sizes. For multiple album international quotes please contact me and yes I will combine shipping to the actual shipping cost to save you money on shipping. 

International buyers please note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

Record Grading System:

MINT or M: This record looks perfect and has no flaws. Never been handled. No wear whatsoever. 

NEAR MINT or NM, M- : This vinyl record looks close to perfect. A very minor scuff or two that does not affect the sound in any way is the maximum amount of wear it can have. Furthermore, it should play over the flaw with no affect on the sound. The cover looks close to perfect with only very minor signs of shelf wear along its edges. 

EXCELLENT or EX: Minor scuffs that are not very noticeable. There may be a few scuffs but there are NO scratches. Should play all the way through with no hiccups or skips and at the most has some very minor and low background noise. Cover: Artwork looks very presentable and is fully visible. Minor ring wear is okay. Some minor creases and / or wear at the corners is acceptable, but this must be minor and not an eyesore. There can be no seam splits or writing or any signs of taping. 

VERY GOOD PLUS or VG+: The vinyl record will show wear and surface scuffs. Though the vinyl still has much of its original glossy luster, there will be flaws to the vinyl surface that are visible to the naked eye. COVERS: A clean cover that looks presentable but at the same time looks like it has been handled over the years showing all around lighter signs of use.  There is likely some minor ring wear. It may also have some minor wear to the seams or spine, but no tears or holes. Corners can show some white and maybe have faint creases but nothing to detract from the cover's artwork. No writing or taping of split seams. 

VERY GOOD or VG: This is a vinyl record that is good enough.  Expect surface noise when played. The songs should overpower the background noise.  Vinyl surface has some of its original gloss but will show signs of use - scuff marks and possibly superficial scratches. It should play without skipping all the way through but it may have a few popping noises. VG covers will show handling and shelf wear but they do not look "ugly" - just that they have been well used through the years. There may be some seam splitting but nothing too major. There will be the kind of ring wear where the ink of the artwork has started to wear off around the circle shape of the disc inside.  There could be some writing on the cover  but no large letters or drawings - only a small name. It will look aged and the colors of the cover may be faded a little due to age.