Elvis Presley, RCA Victor, LPM 1254; EPB1254; EPA 747,

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3,050

Elvis Presley, 12 great new sides from his new albums!!!, RCA Victor, LPM 1254, EPB 1254; EPA 747, This sleeve comes with 2 45s, One record shows 2 very light scratches and the other shows no scratches, Paper sleeve has taken on a brown color from aging but no tears in paper otherwise  good condition, Ship to 48 states only, Pay Pal Only, Returnable

Added 2 more close up photos of sleeve per customer request  Sept. 21, 3:05PM

I have changed my shipping restrictions and will ship worldwide with few exceptions. The 4 dollars is only for US. Most of Europe is 21 dollars for registered mail for a single 45 RPM record. Elsewhere, ask for a quote.     Thanks Dana

I have just noticed 3 light finger nail scratches on the record I said had no scratches. They are faint and  I do not believe they will cause a skip and the item is returnable.   Thanks Dana

The added photo of Dee Jay Digest shows the only other item that is part of this package. It appears to have been used as a divider to separate the 2 records and I base that on where the paper is browned and where it is not browned.  There were no inner sleeves as one customer suggest.   Thanks Dana

For what it's worth, The Dee Jay Digest is dated in fine print as Vol. 3, No. 11,   March 16, 1956       Thanks Dana

I have added photos of the Dee Jay Digest which is in the sleeve between the two records. The page number sequence from left to right is: 1, 4, 2, 3. Sorry for the so so quality of the photos. This item is mentioned at the bottom of page 81 in the Osborne book one bidder pointed out to me. I hope this helps.   Thanks Dana

A friend with a good camera took some close up shots of the records for me. Side one needs a good cleaning, however I did not see any scratches. Side 2 needs cleaning and shows a nail scratch between one and two oclock. I say nail scratch because it has a whiteish color and is not deep. Side 3 needs cleaning but no obvious scratches. Side 4 needs cleaning and shows several very light nail scratches just to the right of twelve oclock. The close up of side 4 shows what all the labels look like up close. I do not think these records have ever been cleaned or played. I believe the little spots on the grooves is where mole has grown as a result of oil coming off people's hands, but I'm not sure of that and those same spots do not appear on the paper labels. I hope these help.  Thanks Dana