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Sauter-Finegan
The Sons of Sauter-Finegan
RCA Victor LPM-1104
Classic lp by the great, rediscovered sauter-finegan orchestra with crazy beautiful art by Jim Flora. 1950 release.
Condition(cover/record): VG++ to NM/NM
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Grading: Vinyl is strictly graded according to Goldmine standards. We try to do our absolute best in explaining the condition of an lp to you in a language we can all understand. Once you have won an auction, your record is cleaned, carefully packed and shipped in sturdy, industry standard record mailer. Paper items are graded visually with as much detail as possible.
SS = still sealed. Only sealed discs get a MINT grading from us.
NM- = near mint. Vinyl has no visible marks. Jacket is firm and pristine with no visual wear.
VG++ = Close to NM. Perhaps a light surface mark or beginning signs of strain on the jacket.
VG+ = moderate surface wear with a few surface marks and some moderate noise. Cover may have medium overall wear or some ring wear.
VG = generally based on visual qualities such as several light surface scratches. Often play grades higher and still a nice clean looking record.
VG- = heavy wear on record or cover.
G or G+ = Poor condition.
What do all these abbreviations mean?
autog=autographed(usu. on cover)
bklt=booklet insert
cc=cut corner of cover
co=cutout cover
coh=cutout hole in cover
sm=sawmark on cover
dh=drill hole in cover
djl=dj promo label
djts=dj timestrip on cover
djs=dj stamp on cover
gfld=gatefold cover
h2o=water damage on cover
lbl=label
lwr= light ring wear
nap=does not affect play
obc=on back cover
oc=on cover
ol=on label
sw=original shrinkwrap on cover
OST=original soundtrack
prst=promo sticker on cover
re=reissue
rssoc=radio station sticker on cover
rssol=radio station sticker on label
rw=heavy ring wear on cover
s=used at beginning means small
sm=sawmark
soc=sticker on cover
srw=slight ring wear on cover
sst=song sticker on cover
S/T=self titled or Same
toc=tape on cover
tol=tape on label
VA=various artists
wlp=white label promo or dj label
woc=writing on cover
wol=writing on label
Shipping: In the U.S., shipping is sent by regular post at a rate of 1.75 for one 45 or $4.00 for the first lp record ( up to 4 singles count as one record) and $1 for each additional record (or 4 45s). Canada is $5 for the first record and $1.25 for each additional record. The rest of the Americas and Europe, shipping is $11.50 for airmail or $7.00 for parcel post for the first lp and $2.00 for each additional lp. Shipping to Asia is $13 for airmail for the first item or $8 for surface shipping. Each additional item is $2.75. Multiple buys will help defray the costs of shipping immensely.
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