Prince Igor / A Night On The Bare Mountain / Russian Easter Festival .Vinyl LP.
  £   60
  $   80

 


£ 60 Sold For
Feb 28, 2021 Sold Date
Feb 21, 2021 Start Date
£   45 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Vinyl is VG+ slight surfaces scratches. some crackle in the quieter moments, but considering its age...... does not skip or jump. now sorry to repeat my self but this is being advertised on discogs for over £75.00 in a similar condition but lets see what the eBay says? vinyl is stamped A Side YAX 162-12   A   1 B Side YAX  163-9   0  1 Sleeve is VG. there is the start of a tear in the bottom edge (see the last picture)

Borodin / Mussorgsky/ Rimsky-Korsakov – Prince Igor / A Night On The Bare Mountain / Russian Easter Festival

Label: Columbia – SAX 2327 Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo Country: UK Released: Genre: Classical Style: Romantic

all photos should be used to aid as part of the description. any serious issues will be mentioned.                                 Postage discount available for multiply purchases posted in the same box, so buy more to save money. All shipping is now via Royal mail as other carriers can no longer be depended on. If any item makes more than £20.00 then it will require a signature on receipt, at no extra cost. All items are shipped in "bought in" cardboard mailers with cardboard stiffeners (unless otherwise stated). I am slowly clearing a very large record collection so that my children don't give them all to the dustmen. Everything from Punk rock to classical, spoken word, train sounds, sound tracks, kids records and just some really weird and wonderful stuff. 

Shipment outside the UK is available but please get in touch so i can quote you for postage before you bid. 

If you are bidding on more than one item, please do not pay until they have all ended as i can then easily sort out the postage discount.  Cash is always welcome if you want to venture out into the country and ride on a steam train (better hurry mind before it closes). If you think the postage is too dear then just don't bid. Have a ciggy and watch strictly or i'm a celebrity master cook that makes pottery. A full break down of postage costs can be supplied for those of you who have too much time on their hands. Oh and just in case you do, after a couple of back and fourths on the messenger i tend to just block you from bidding if you insist on still arguing, because i feel if you did win you would only find a reason to be a "Richard" about your purchase and at the end of the day i don't want to get into a fight as it never ends well for either party does it? if you are that passionate about postage write to your MP and ask them to re nationalize the Royal Mail. I think the post man and women of this country do a wonderful job and if you compare them to the people that Hermes use then, well...i'll let you fill in the blanks. by bidding you are agreeing to any postage charge 


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