Ian Anderson - Walk Into Light Chrysalis FV41443/Jethro Tull/Sealed/NOS/Vinyl

$

25

UP FOR YOUR BIDDING CONSIDERATION IS "WALK INTO LIGHT" FROM JETHRO TULL FRONTMAN IAN ANDERSON, HIS FIRST SOLO ALBUM. FEATURES PETER-JOHN VETTESE. This vinyl LP is in Sealed/presumed MINT condition. The Album Cover is in EXCELLENT- condition showing lightly scuffed/bumped corners, a bent front top right corner, light ring/edge/shelf wear and a store price tag with a factory applied hype sticker front top right. Not a cut out. Please see my grading scale found below. Item will ship in a recycled, structurally sound industry standard corrugated cardboard LP container. SEALED/NEVER PLAYED.

Chrysalis Records     FV-41443      UPC# 04411414431      New Old Stock (NOS)                        


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Any sealed item must be returned sealed for return eligibility. Please notify me prior to returning an item. 

All used LP’s have been play tested. I accept PayPal to CONFIRMED ADDRESSES ONLY. 

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No International shipping on this item.
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LP GRADING SCALE:
MINT = LP and Inserts are New and/or Sealed.
NEAR MINT = LP and Inserts are not sealed, LP most likely has been played but looks ‘like new’. An Insert shows no signs of use/handling. 
EXCELLENT = LP shows minor signs of use that may include a few light, shallow scratches and/or markings. A Cover/Insert may show minor bending/denting/creasing from removal/use.
VERY GOOD = LP shows multiple light scratches and/or markings. A Cover may show a combination of bends, dents, creases and/or cut outs.
GOOD = LP is heavily scratched and/or marked. An Insert may show a combination of multiple bends, dents, creases, moisture contact and/or cut outs.

ALL GRADES ARE GUARANTEED TO PLAY CORRECTLY

My visual grading process is to observe the LP under a bright light and to tilt the LP in various positions. I do not take my grading scale lightly. Your LP will be as described. Enjoy!