Ambrosia 6-LP's NM or as described
  $   24

 


$ 24 Sold For
Apr 9, 2018 Sold Date
Mar 15, 2018 Start Date
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Description

The following LP's and are included in this collection:

20th Century 434, “Ambrosia”, was issued in 1975. The record is VG+. The labels are flawless. The cover has significant wear on the corners and edges. Crease in the bottom RH-corner. No cut-outs.

Warner Bros. 3135, “Life Beyond L.A.”, was issued in 1978. The record is NM-. The labels are flawless. The cover has significant wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring-wear/ Crease in the upper LH-corner. Tiny cut-outin the bottom LH-corner.

Warner Bros. 3182, “Somewhere I’ve Never Travelled”, was issued in 1979. It’s a reissue of 20th Century 510. The record is NM-. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Very slight ring-wear. Cut-out in the bottom LH-corner. Short crease lines all along the edges. Slight sticker damage in the upper RH-corner.

Warner Bros. 3368, “One Eighty”, was issued in 1980. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight sticker damage in the upper RH-corner. Short crease lines along the left edge. No cut-outs.

Warner Bros. 3638, “Road Island”, was issued in 1982. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring-wear. Cut-out and crease in bottom RH-corner.

Warner Bros. 25336, “Anywhere You Go”, by David Pack, was issued in 1985. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has a crease and cut-out in the bottom RH-corner. Crease lines all along the edges. Wear on the corners. 

Records are graded visually using Goldmine standards. Records have been play-tested only when duly noted.

Shipping via Media Mail is free within the USA. 

Shipping internationally via First Class is actual cost plus $4 for handling. Items over 4 pounds must be shipped via Priority Mail per USPS rules.

LP’s are bubble-wrapped and shipped in specially designed cardboard boxes for safety. 

LP’s are from a radio station collection except for Record Club issues.


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