RON BAUMBER:China Doll Ixtlan Records, Toronto.

$ 230

$ 230 Sold For

Mar 26, 2012 Sold Date

Mar 19, 2012 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

9 Number Of Bids

Canada Country Of Seller

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Description

I play all records I sell.

Hard to find and sought over lp. Ixtlan ILN 1001. from 1976.

Songs are: Dana's Sontg, Little by Little, I Know It's Right, East of the Rockies, Keep it on the Tracks, Duncan and the Devil, Picture of a Lady, China Doll, Like a Falling Sparrow (written by Bill Findlay), Lullaby.

Musicians include Kerry Crawford, Jonathan Goldsmith, Bob Disalle, Dave Nicholl, Richard Hips Horbatiuk, Lance Bennett, Ben Mink, Bruce Pennycook, and background vocals by the great Tony Kosinec (and others).

Cover has some ring wear, but is intact. I'd give it a vg. Record looks nm and plays a strong vg+.

This lp sold on Music Stack for over $142, and the only listing I've seen currently (on Music Stack) is going for $683.

So anything less is a bargain!

NOTE TO ALL BUYERS. eBay’s new final-value-fee on shipping charges plus the very-strong Canadian dollar has resulted in another increase in shipping costs.

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Canada: $12.

Overseas: $21 airmail, $15 surface (takes 6-8 weeks to most countries).

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GRADED BY SOUND!! I use a Shure V15 Type 5 cartridge, and have listened (at least in part) to all the records I sell. I grade my records very conservatively. NM is my top grade. It’s rare to find a second hand NM record. Most of mine are VG+, which you will find to be in excellent shape with no noticeable surface noise (unless you listen very closely for it). VG may have a few small clicks or pops, but still very pleasant to listen to. VG- is noticeably used, but still has a fairly clean sound. G+ is still listenable. G is tolerable w. no skips unless noted. If there are major discrepancies between the sound and look of the record, I will state this

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