WWII-Decca Records 3598-Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy-Andrews Sisters
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Description
Andrews Sisters
With Vic Schoen and his Orchestra
Decca Records/3598
Both side from the picture “Buck Privates”.
1941
Side 1: (VG-) Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.
Side 2: (VG-) Bounce Me Brother With A Solid Four.
Sleeve: New (pic).
Issues: This would be a VG+ record except for the fact that it does not have a high sheen and there are scuffs, the sound is excellent. There is a sticker on each side of the record (side B sticker is starting to peel).
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Additional 78s can be shipped in same box for a $1.50 shipping for each record up a total of 3 records.
THESE 78s WERE PLAYED IN THEIR ENTIRITY BEFORE LISTING.
If the packing is not what you want please contact me BEFORE bidding.
PACKING AND SHIPPING FOR 78'S:
I use a 12 x 12 x 4 box. This record is put between cardboard, 2 on each side, and taped close. The record packet goes on top of popcorn or crumbled newspaper and is covered and surrounded by the same. If you have any other preference please let me know before bidding.
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If there are any questions on these 78s please let me know prior to bidding.
We ship DAILY AMs but, Never on a Sunday.
Please let me know if there are any problems & I will do everything possible to correct the trouble.
MINT: (M)
A record unopened.
Mint (-): (M-)
A record that may have a few minor flaws such as light paper marks from being slid in and out of the sleeves that does not affect play.
Very Good+: (VG+)
Has some light scuffs or very light scratches or low back- round noise but should play great.
Very Good (VG)
A record has been handled and played very little. The record has lost some but not all of its luster or the record has a slight scratch that may not affect play. May have some back-round noise but has good sound.
Very Good (VG-)
A record that displays signs of handling and playing (Light surface scratches, spindle enlargement or label scratches). A VG(-) record may look like it may be noisy when it is played, although any noise should not ruin the music sound.
GOOD (G)
A record that has obviously lost most or all sheen, has a number of defects and will more than likely not have good clear sound.?
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