At Last, Mick Abrahams Band, Original Round Sleeve, 1st Pressing 1972
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At Last, Mick Abrahams Band, 1972, Chrysallis, Rare Round Copy, 1stPressing,Used.
I’m selling my record collection of around 400 vinyl albums from the late sixties to eighties. Many heavy rock and blues + others. Have a good look more and more being listed as I get round to looking, playing and cleaning them for grading purposes. My username is Jimsstuff99.
I was a great Jethro Tull fan and when Mick Abrahams left after the first album I followed him as well and one of my purchases was the original round copy of At Last. It was played lots of times when I first got it but it has been stored away for the last 45 years and I discovered it again when sorting out my vinyl collection to sell.
I’ve inspected the record and the iconic sleeve. The sleeve is intact. You have to be careful when getting out the vinyl as you have to open all four parts of the sleeve before you can get at it. I expect that’s why there can’t be many of these left in one piece.
This evening 12/2/19 I played the album in its entirety. It sounded great although there were a few crackles in the quiet parts and in between tracks as you would expect. I would grade it as VG+ just, although others may give it a VG.
I have cleaned the vinyl using a vinyl cleaner and microfiber cloth.
The matrix/runout is A1 U and B1 U which I believe makes it a first pressing. Have a good look at the pictures. I know this album is well sought after and there are very few showing up on eBay. I am therefore starting the bidding at £24.99. I don’t do offers so if you are interested please make a bid.
If you win more than one of my records I can keep the postage the same £3.95 for up to 5 albums. Let me know if this is the case.
Happy bidding.
I am using the Goldmine record grading system.
Mint - The record is unplayed and still sealed (I do not use this particular grading on any record which is not still sealed!).
Near Mint - The record has probably only been played a couple of times (if at all) and may have a couple of very light marks which do not affect the playing quality at all.
Very Good+/Excellent - The record may have slight wear but should still have good sound quality. It may have some light scratches or light marks but no heavy scratches.
Very Good - The record has obviously been played several times and has either scratches or marks but should still play fine (possibly with some crackle).
Good - The record has been well played and has several scratches, it should still play but probably has lots of noise or even jumps or sticks.
Poor - Tatty and really only suitable as a gap filler.
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