JIMI HENDRIX YELLOW VINYL RECORD: INCIDENT At RAINBOW bRIDGE HAWAII + 2 Photos

$

27

This is the white album cover and yellow vinyl record of INCIDENT AT RAINBOW BRIDGE, MAUI, HAWAII, JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE.  Included are 2 8" by 10" photos of Jimi Hendrix.  The yellow vinyl record is in excellent condition and has cool Side A & B pictures. The photos are in excellent condition too.  The white album cover is coming apart at the seams.  The back seam is the worst and a little of the top seam.  The bottom seam is totally intact and the record is safe inside.  It still has its paper sleeve.  This record was rarely played so it is a find.

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SHIPPING OPTIONS:  This weighs over a pound when packed for shipping and I am charging shipping and Confirmation of Delivery AT COST with no handling charge.  I can send it Parcel Post or Priority Mail within the USA. I ship within a day of payment.

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