This item / Dieser Artikel:
Nadja Tiller (A-Seite) /
Nadja Tiller, Kurt Meisel, Theo Lingen, Walter Gross (B-Seite)
Soundtrack aus dem Film "Drei Mann auf einem Pferd"
A: 1:0 für die Liebe /
B: Wozu braucht man Geld, wenn man gesund ist "
Germany late 1950s (1957) Polydor Sternchen Label
7" 45rpm Vinyl 2-track Single mit Firmenlochcover (flc) / company sleeve
D - Polydor (Sternchen) # NH 23 566 von 1957
(Vinyl / Sleeve):
Vinyl: VG (mässiger Zustand mit optischen Spuren)
marks, hairlines and scuffs with partial audio surface backround noises /
Sleeve / Cover (PS):
7" gebrauchtes Künstlerlochcover (klc) evtl. mit Spuren wie Beschriftungen,
Beschädigungen und/oder Sticker etc. / used 7" artist company sleeve could
have damages, writings and/or stickers etc. (see photos)
Labels: offizieller "R" Stempel A-Seiten Label, clean (see photos)
Das gültige Schallplattenbewertungssystem bei eBay (weltweite Angebote) beinhaltet
EX (VG++ / Excellent). Deshalb folgender Hinweis an Käufer die das konservative
System ohne EX (VG++) verwenden / bevorzugen. Mein EX (VG++) ist nicht
gleichbedeutend mit VG+. Und VG+ ist nicht gleichbedeutend mit EX (VG++). Bei
Unsicherheiten vorher Fragen stellen bitte. Oder im Zweifelsfall auf Gebote verzichten.
Danke für das Verständnis
The valid record grading system on eBay (worldwide listings) is including EX (VG++ /
Excellent). Therefore the following note to buyers who use / prefer the conservative
system without EX (VG++). My EX (VG++) is not synonymous with VG+. And VG+ is
not the same as EX (VG++). If you are unsure please ask questions beforehand. Or,
if in doubt, refrain from bidding.
Thank you for your understandings
MINT- (M-) – A perfect record and cover
EXCELLENT (EX) – The record and cover have no obvious signs of wear. No seam
splits, folds or creases but might have very slight signs of handling or very slight ring wear.
VERY GOOD (VG) – Visually the record may show signs of wear or surface marks such
as light scratches, paper scruffs or fingerprints. The record jacket or sleeve may shows
signs of use such as ring wear, a little fading, cut-out hole or cut corner, slight corner bend
or crease.
GOOD – The record may have smudges, scratches, paper scruffs and most likely have
some surface noise but still playable. The cover may have tape or stickers, corner
creases, split seams, writing, small tears, spots or stains. The record or cover may not
have all these imperfections but will have some.
Still Sealed (SS) – unopened
woc – writing on cover
xoc – crossmarks or other written signs on cover
wol – writing on label
xol – crossmarks or other written signs on label