Manfred Mann Chapter Three early press excellent
  £   31
  $   41

 


£ 31 Sold For
Feb 19, 2008 Sold Date
Feb 9, 2008 Start Date
£   10 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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MANFRED MANN Chapter Three.

TRACK LISTING - SIDE A - 1. Travelling lady, 2. Snakeskin garter, 3. Konekuf, 4. Sometimes, 5. Devil woman  SIDE B - 1. Time, 2. One way glass, 3. Mister you're a better man than I, 4. Ain't it sad, 5. A study in inaccuracy, 6. Where am I going. 

1969 - Vertigo VO3 - UK original issue LP in gatefold sleeve on swirl label .

 

 

Artist:                                    Manfred Mann 

                  

Record Name:                     Chapter three

 

Record Label / Date:          Vertigo 1969

 

Matrix - side 1:                     VO3 847 902 VTY 1Y//3

Matrix - side 2:                      VO3 847 902 VTY 2Y//3

 

Overall description:                Excellent

 

Vinyl:                                   Plays perfectly - just a few paper scuffs

 

Front cover:                        Rubbing round the edged due to age - front pretty good

Back cover:                         Much the same
Inside cover:                       Rubbing top and bottom - no tears or creases

                      

Label – side 1:                    Swirl unmarked except for spindle marks

Label – side 2:                     Spotting and spindle marks - slight

 

Inner sleeve:                       Plain white - not the original swirl

 

 

I have a collection of 150 LPs mostly 60s and early 70s with lots of first and early pressings – some mono. All 1 owner - me! I have been moving them from cupboard to cupboard over the past years and I will be selling them over the next few months on e bay.

They have been really well looked after. I never touched the vinyl, handled by the edges and always stored them with the open end of the inner sleeve tucked in - played on good quality hi fi -Thorens td 150.

With the result that many of them have survived in extremely good condition – the majority of the records sound and look just like new and can be graded   as mint and many of the covers depending on the construction have lasted well .I grade the vinyl under a halogen light and if it is described as unmarked, that’s how it will be.

I have graded them according to The Record Collector Magazine grading system.

They will be well packed for posting in cardboard and plastic. I haven’t kept them this long to have them damaged in the post.

 

Good luck with bidding.

 




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