18015/16 SCHUBERT/HAYDN/FURTWANGER

$

1,075

COMPOSER: SCHUBERT AND HAYDN

COMPOSITION:SYMPHONY NO 7 AND SYMPHONY NO 88 G-DUR

ARTIST:FURTWANGER AND BERLIN PHILHARMONIC

 LABEL:DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON

CONDITION:

Recording:NM

Sleeve/ Box :EXCELLENT

 GERMAN Pressing

COMMENT: SIMPLY STUNNING COPY. TWO LPS IN GATEFOLD,THE RECORDS MAY ACTUALLY BE MINT

CRITERIA:

ALL ITEMS ARE PLAYED VARIOUSLY ON A MICHELL GYRO DEC.

ALL ITEMS ARE CONSERVATIVELY DETERMINED FOR QUALITY

NM: Means that the vynal has rarely been played and displays all properties associated with a new item ie clean and shiny.

For the cover/box it means that apart from an occasional crease the item is as new

VG++        Means that there may be light scratches and marks and that there may be some audible crackles

Please be aware that many of the recordings of this vintage were released with background noise,car horns etc in the background. Copies of the reviews of the period in Grammaphone Magazine attest to this.

For the sleeve/box a few minor tears or even some writing (price stickers are particularly rampant down here..

VG+ Crackle and obvious marks to vynal

PAYMENT

I PREFER PAYPAL OR CASH IN $US/ENGLISH POUNDS OR EUROS. HAPPY TO DISCUSS OTHER FORMS OF PAYMENT HOWEVER BE AWARE THAT THE COST OF CASHING OVERSEAS CHEQUES DOWN HERE WILL COST YOU ANOTHER $US10

AUSTRALIAN BUYERS MAY PAY BY CHEQUE, MONEY ORDER OR DIRECT DEPOSIT.

POSTAGE COSTS

ALL SHIPPING IS DONE AT COST ONLY.I PREFER FIRST CLASS AIRMAIL

USA

1 LP=$US15, 2 LPS=$17, 3 LPS=$US19 4LPS= $US20

BOX SETS WILL BE INDIVIDUALLY PRICED

UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPE PLEASE ADD ONE DOLLAR TO THE ABOVE PRICES

HONG KONG,TAIWAN, CHINA, KOREA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA

FIRST LP=$US10, 2LPS=$14,3 LPS=$16, 4LPS=$18

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMERS

1 LP WILL COST ABOUT $8

A NOTE ON AUSTRALIAN PRESSINGS

It is my intention to offer a Number of Australian Pressings over the coming months.

I am of the view that they are at least as good as the English Pressings and in fact many are English Pressings with a local label. Most come in the English sleeve. This idea of re-labelling pressings is a throwback to our colonial heritage, it is only in the last decade or so that Australians have been able to import direct from the US in terms of books, records etc.

Australian Pressings are considerably cheaper at the moment but I cannot see this lasting much longer.

Best wishes,

Dr Tibby