Condition Description: 
VG, pre-owned condition. No used record is perfect, whether the flaws are visible inaudible/audible scuffs, scratches, or fingerprints and possibly background noise of varying degrees. Some minor warping may exist that will not affect playback. I do my best to disclose the flaws that I do see or come across but please be aware there are times where they may be missed.
This record looks and sounds great. There are a few minor scuffs and scratches that mostly are inaudible. Inner sleeve is a holed center paper sleeve. The outer sleeve has little wear. Please see photos. 

Label & Catalog Number:
Longines Symphonette Society – LWCP 3
   
Artist: 
The Longines Symphonette
   
Title:
Masterpieces Of Music 
   
Tracklist:
A1        Warsaw Concerto
A2        William Tell Overture
A3        Blue Danube Waltz
A4        Clair De Lune
A5        Polonaise

B1        Fascination
B2        The Mikado (Selections)
B3        Serenade To Autumn
B4        Scheherezade (Part 4)
B5        Moonlight Sonata
   
Notes:
This record was a free offer promotional created expressly for Fab Detergent. See images for 1968 newspaper ad. This was #3 of 3 "LWCP" label numbers.

Sleeve front lower right has 'A GOLD MEDAL PRESENTATION PRODUCED IN 'LIVING SOUND'' and the logo.
lowest part has the; The Longines Symphonette (R) Society
SYMPHONETTE SQUARE * LARCHMONT, N. Y. 10538 record has black label with living sound logo on top.
Label LWCP 3 (LWS 334)

Inner Sleeve:
Paper

Outer Slipcover Sleeve:
New

Ultrasonically Cleaned:
Yes

Most records will be ultrasonically cleaned unless they appear to be new, or for whatever reason I chose not to clean them. Please keep in mind that while this is the preferred way to clean vinyl, it's not guaranteed to clean records 100%. There may be occasions where gunk or greasy fingerprints may still remain on the record. I'll let the buyer use their preferred cleaning method to finish cleaning the remaining soil ultrasonic cleaning doesn't get to.
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All records will be shipped with an inside sleeve whether it's new or original and a plastic outer cover to protect from shipping scuffs. Then it (they) will be placed inside a very high quality protective packaging to ensure no shipping damage occurs once your package is in the shipper's hands.

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I do the best I can in sampling each record for quality of sound. Unfortunately I cannot listen to every
one all the way through but I do select a section of the album that appears to be the worst and make
a judgement from that. That's not to say that it will be the worst quality of sound, but it will physically
look like it should be.

Please note that we are not a grading nor record collecting professionals. We use our best judgement using the grading system shown below. Please refer to the photos of each item to see the condition for yourself and ask questions if you have any.
As an example; if there is an item that somebody might grade with a + or ++, we will give it the same grading, removing the +'s. ie. "VG++" becomes "VG" according to our system.

Here are the general grading rules we use. Again, no + conditions will be applied:

Mint - Sealed, assumed perfect record inside the sleeve.

Excellent  (EX) - The record shows some signs of having been played but there is no deterioration of sound quality despite noticeable surface marks and an occasional light scuff and/or scratch.

Very Good (VG) - The record has obviously been played many times and has mild scuffs and/or scratches and displays lessening of sound quality.

Good (G) - The record has been played so much the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated perhaps with some distortion and scratches.

Fair (F) - The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise. It may even jump.

Poor (P) - The record will not play properly due to scratches, bad surface noise, etc.

Bad  (B)- The record is unplayable and might even be broken and is only of use as a collection filler.

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Inlay condition - This will be used for items that originally came inside the album; pictures, stickers, literature..etc.

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