Vinnie Vincent “invasion” Thai Org Cassette >>rare<< Kiss Slaughter on 2040-motos

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VINNIE VINCENT “INVASION”

DETAILS

FORMAT: Cassette Tape
LABEL: Chrysalis/CBS Thailand
TRACK: 10 Tracks
SERIAL: BFV 41529
ITEM CONDITION: Used
PRESS: Original Album Edition, Made in Thailand

SHIPPING & HANDLING

Ship only registered air mail to US and Rest of the World.

US$7 for 1^st. CD/Cassette via Registered air mail and US$3 for each additional CD/Cassette.
Double CDs or Double Cassettes Shipping cost via registered air mail is US$10 and US$3 for each additional CD/Cassette.
Shipping and handling costs cover more than the basic postage cost; it pays for processing packaging, and handling.

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