Choosing vintage vinyl records can mean deciding whether the appeal lies in the music, the storybook format, or the condition of the accompanying pieces. The Vtg 3 Lot Movie Hits SEE, HEAR, READ Story Book Vinyl E.T. Star Wars, Wiz Of Oz leans firmly toward movie nostalgia and read-along fun: it gathers E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Star Wars, and The Wizard of Oz in one used lot, with spoken-word and musical elements.
Quick verdict
At USD 14.40, this is a focused pick for someone who specifically wants a three-title movie-story vinyl set rather than a conventional album. The English SEE, HEAR, READ format gives the lot a clear use case for listeners drawn to narrated children's records and film-themed story experiences. Its main trade-off is condition: the E.T. book has a badly worn cover, and its rear cover was taped on at one point, although all pages are present.
Who it suits
Choose this lot if the combination of familiar film stories and vinyl matters more than having pristine book packaging. It makes sense for shoppers seeking:
- E.T., Star Wars, and Wizard of Oz material together in one lot
- A children's music and spoken-word record format
- English-language SEE, HEAR, READ segments
- A vintage paper-sleeve presentation with an original cover
The set is less compelling when the E.T. book's cover condition would distract from the enjoyment of owning the full storybook component.
What stands out
The strongest point is the breadth of the theme within a compact concept. Rather than centering on one soundtrack or one character, the lot combines three well-known movie worlds. That makes it more versatile for a nostalgia-focused vinyl shelf or for someone who enjoys the distinctive mix of narration, reading cues, and music associated with story records.
The format also sets expectations well. These are 7-inch records designed around stories, not a standard full-length movie-score collection. That distinction is helpful for shoppers who want a spoken-word listening experience with musical elements and an accompanying read-along angle.
Meaningful trade-offs
Condition is the deciding factor. The records are identified as used, and the E.T. book has a specific packaging flaw: its rear cover was previously taped and the cover is in bad shape. The complete pages soften that concern for someone interested in the story itself, but the flaw remains important for anyone whose priority is a neat-looking book component.
There is also a format consideration. A 7-inch story record can be exactly the right choice for a short, themed listening session, yet it is a different proposition from buying vinyl primarily for extended musical playback. Here, the attraction is the movie-story concept across the three included titles.
E.T., Star Wars & Wizard of Oz SEE, HEAR, READ 3-Lot
Pick this used lot for its specific trio of movie stories and its English spoken-word, musical SEE, HEAR, READ presentation. The limitation is clear and concrete: the E.T. book's cover is in poor shape and has a rear cover that was taped previously, even though all pages remain.
Bottom line
This three-record movie-story set is best for a shopper who values E.T., Star Wars, and The Wizard of Oz nostalgia in a children's spoken-word vinyl format. The included E.T. book condition makes it a more natural choice for enjoyment of the stories than for a presentation centered on immaculate packaging.
