Komeda NM- Ballet Etudes a jazz message from Poland Danish MLP 15132
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Description
ULTRA ULTRA RARE Danish 1. pressing of this Polish Jazz monster.
Krzysztof Komeda, Jan Wroblewski, Allan Botchinsky, Roman Dylag and Rune Carlsson.
Ballet Etudes, Crazy Girl and Alea were recorded in Copenhagen in 1963.
Metronome MLP 15132.
Vinyl is almost NM with few hairlines. Plays beautifully with very few soft and discrete tics and the faintest groove only heard in the most quiet parts. One mark causes 1 (one) click.
Labels are NM.
The cover I would grade to VG+ but only because it has a damage in one corner. Apart from that the cover would be EX+/NM- See the Pictures.
ULTRA RARE - DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS!! NO RESERVE AND LOW STARTING PRICE
Please notice that all records come from my personal Collection, where most of them have resided for many years. The would probably benefit from a professional wash and cleaning.
Attention! Attention!
Records sold for a price higher than 50 USD will be sent registered, which costs 24 USD to Europe and 28 USD for the rest of the world. This is for 1 record!
This is due to Ebay policy, that seller has to refund buyer his money, if buyer claims the record hasn't arrived, even though buyer has declined registered mail !!
Shipping & Handling for records under 50 USD.
Records are always packed carefully and shipped with the record out of the sleeve.
I live and ship the records from Denmark. It is not possible to ship at the costs given by Ebay. This is the actual costs:
Double albums counts as 2 LPs, Triple albums as 3 LPs etc...
(Shipping rates for records sent as letters, not insured)
12 “ LPs
Europe
1 LP = 12 $
2 LPs = 17 $
3-4 LPs = 24 $
Rest of the world
1 LP = 15 $
2 LPs = 24 $
3-4 LPs = 37 $
7” singles / EPs
Europe
1 7” = 6 $
2-3 7” = 9 $
Rest of the world
1 7” = 9 $
2-3 7” = 12 $
Mail me if you want the records send as packages (insured), but that will be even more expensive with Danish Mail.
The records will be wrapped very firmly, but I will not be responsible for any damage caused by the mail.