COUNT FIVE - REVELATION IN SLOW MOTION / DECLARATION..(1968 Double Shot) rare 7"

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Here's a rare original 1968 7" single pressing on the Double Shot Records label (125) from The Count Five titled "Revelation In Slow Motion" b/w "Declaration of Independence".            Matrix / Runout (Side A):  DS-214     X-5727 Matrix / Runout (Side B):  DS-215     X-5728         The vinyl plays in NM condition with dynamic fidelity!       See the photos for the condition of the labels.          My vinyl is play graded with a 1.25g tonearm, and NOT visually graded.  Some records may have light marks.          I combine shipping for multiple items won.  I charge by weight (roughly 13 oz. per LP, and 2 oz. per 7" single), and not by item, which makes it much more fair for the buyer.      Please note - I do NOT ship to Brazil.  You can thank the Brazilian postal service for that - they are quite corrupt and they have "lost" too many of my packages.                                                 

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