Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship 5-LP's
$
20
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
The following LP's are included in this listing:
Jefferson Airplane:
Grunt FTR-1001, “Bark”, was issued in 1971. The record is VG+. The labels are flawless except for spindle hole wear. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Ring wear. Sticker residue in the upper RH-corner. Crease lines along edges. No cut-outs. No brown paper bag. (5)
Grunt CYL2-1255, “Flight Log 1966-1976”, was issued in 1977. The records are NM/NM-. The labels are flawless. The gatefold cover has wear on the corners. Tiny cut-out and crease line in upper LH-corner. Slight ring wear. Inside gatefold is excellent. 12 page booklet is included. Exposed to humidity. (12)
RCA Victor AYL1-3868, “Blows Against The Empire”, was issued in 1981. It’s a reissue of 4448. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring wear. Cut-out in the bottom RH-corner. Nick on throat center. (10)
Jefferson Starship:
Grunt BZL1-3452, “Freedom At Point Zero”, by Jefferson Starship, was issued in 1984. It’s a reissue with a AYL1-5161 sticker in the upper LH-corner. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The gatefold cover has wear on the corners and edges. Crease lines all along edges. Slight sticker damage in the upper RH-corner. Inside gatefold is excellent. No cut-outs.
Grunt AYL1-3660, “Red Octopus”, by Jefferson Starship, was issued in 1980. It’s a reissue of 0999. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Sticker damage in the upper RH-corner. Crease lines along edges. Slight ring wear. No cut-outs.
Records are graded visually using Goldmine standards. Records have been play-tested only when duly noted.
No international shipping on complete purchase. Partial purchase under 4 lbs can be shipped internationally via First Class.
LP’s are bubble-wrapped and shipped in specially designed cardboard boxes for shipping records.
LP’s are from a radio station collection except for Record Club issues.
price rating
