Hank Mobley's Second Message: Prestige [NYC]

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Listing Note: This is one of approximately 450 Jazz LPs which I’ll be listing over the next couple of months. As you will witness it’s a way-above-average collection. Most representing the recordings from the Golden Age of Modern Jazz (1949-1965) and consisting of a goodly number of both great American Originals and many fine reissues (many of which are Japanese issues -- being new, like-new or near mint copies). < > /\

LP: Mobley’s Second Message: Hank Mobley Quintet: Prestige PRLP 7082. [Issue: yellow label w/ 446 W. 50th St., N. Y. C. , ‘deep groove’ / "RVG" in the trail-off / USA]. (Condition: record looks great w/ only a couple of slight rubs – plays great too!; laminated cover is a middling VG+ w/ no splits or extraneous writing.) ||| Recorded July 1956 w/ Mobley, Kenny Dorham, Walter Bishop, Doug Watkins & Art Taylor . /\ Six excellent selections including The Latest / Crazeology / I Should Care / Message from the Border / Xlento. || One of the rarest of the early Prestige 12-inchers. /||\ [RE: SpcK] /||\ Notes on mailing and payment options are in the following paragraphs. |/\|

/||||\---- Payment may be made with cashier’s check or money order or with a personal check or PayPal or Bid Pay. /\ Sorry -- NO Charge Cards or Debit cards for payment. If you wish to use these cards at this time, you may go to PayPal and check out their procedures. /\ //|\\ Please click on (& possibly bookmark?) my other auctions. I put up several new items each week of mostly pre-recorded music, often jazz-related.

**** NOTE: for further info on my grading practices go to berigansjazz/ebay.com [ *** Notice to NEW Customers: please read the notes at the end of this section.]

Notes on mailing: I will send this item anywhere in the United States via Media Mail for $3.50 which includes Delivery Confirmation. U.S. Priority mail and International Rates will be quoted at auction's End. THANKS & GOOD LUCK! BT /\

Notes on mailing: U.S. Domestic Mail is now Zone Rated, meaning that distance is considered in rates. eBay provides a line in the auction-end ‘user form’ for the winner’s Zip Code (or mailing Country). Be sure to provide your Zip Code (or Country) in this line in order to save time in communications. /\ International Rates will be quoted after I get the package’s country of destination. (In general, most of "Western Europe" mailing charges are Air--$11.50; surface--$6.00.) /\ In regard to USA mailing, I can usually pack a 2-LP set or two single albums into a package for the same priority rate as one album. The first album is the $1.00 service charge (mailing plus $1.00). In the case of an extra album, the service charge is an additional fifty-cents (mailing plus $1.50). On the other hand for one album -- the slower "Media Mail" (or "book-rate") option will be a flat $3.50 S/H for most of the U.S. /\ "Doubling-up" on items will be an additional .50 cents, limit 2 albums. In the case of more than 2 albums, I will inform the winning bidder of the next applicable plateau. Note: Mailing and service charge(s) are NOT negotiable. These charges are fair in my opinion, and also well within eBay rules. Thanks, Berigan

1.) I only use USPS.

2.) I guarantee that packages will be correctly addressed and safely packed. (That’s why I ask buyers to respond via email with their mailing address. I cut it out and tape it to the address label.)

3.) I will take NO Responsibility for LOSS of UNINSURED packages. I’ll say it another way, no refunds on lost packages, if they are not insured.

4.) I know that this can be a hardship, especially for International Buyers due to the prohibitive expense of mailing & insuring Parcel Post, which is the only way insured packages can be sent outside of the USA. Insurance is not available for the cheaper Letter-Post delivery. Yet keep in mind that out of about 2000 items that we’ve mailed throughout the world, only a mere handful (perhaps 5 or 6) has not been delivered. So the odds are extremely good that International Packages will arrive safely. But the buyer (domestic or international) is the one who takes the chance.

5.) This goes for domestic items too: no refunds on undelivered, uninsured packages. As to insured domestic packages: it is the responsibility of the buyer to collect insurance on these items. I will provide all appropriate sales documentation; and if necessary, the proper postal forms to the buyer.

Not to put too fine of a point on it -- but if you don’t feel that you can live with the above caveats -- don’t bid on my items. If you are interested in even more information, I deal with this morbid subject in even greater, excruciating detail on my Website (see above link). Thanks for your time. Regards, Berigan