Third Man Records TMR Vault 19 Unopened Mint White Stripes Elephant Singles
  $   70

 


$ 70 Sold For
Jul 1, 2021 Sold Date
Jun 21, 2021 Start Date
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Up for grabs is this mint, unopened Vault 19 offering from Jack White’s Third Man Records. Vault 19 was offered in the first quarter of 2014, it was shipped to me on April 2, 2014. This one is unopened and will remain that way until the winning bidder receives it. I have included a photo of what’s inside, as per Third Man Records promotion for this. Here are the release notes:
The package will consist of limited colored vinyl pressings of all of the White Stripes singles from their album Elephant.
These include…
“Seven Nation Army”
“I Just Don’t Know What to Do With Myself”
“The Hardest Button to Button”
“There’s No Home For You Here”

The b-sides consist of covers of some of Detroit’s most pre-eminent artists in 2003… 
“Good to Me” written by Brendan Benson and Jason Falkner and originally released on Benson’s 2002 album Lapalco. 
“Who’s to Say…” written by Dan Miller and released by his outfit Blanche in 2003 on their album If We Can’t Trust the Doctors… 
“St. Ides of March” written by the Soledad Brothers and released on their self-titled album of 2000. 
As well as a White Stripes live medley of “I Fought Piranhas / Let’s Build a Home” recorded at the legendary Electric Lady Studios in New York. 
Each of the tracks have been remastered from the original analog sources while each being housed in a hybrid sleeve. Each record will be pressed on clear vinyl with with an added vinyl highlight color insertion of either red, black or white. For “There’s No Home…” all three of those colors will be added to clear vinyl, to make something truly exciting. All of this will be housed in a custom-made telescoping box.
These Vault packages from Third Man Records are incredible and exclusive to Vault members. You can still join, but this one was shipped 8 years ago!
I have included some photos illustrating that the box is unopened but I have avoided showing my personal address. The package will be wrapped in shipping paper to protect the original packaging and the winning bidder can decide if they want to keep it MIB or open it to enjoy the treats inside.
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$20 shipping to the US or Canada.


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