78rpm Andrews Sisters Decca 1562 Bei Mir Bist Du Schon / Nice Work If You Can

$

25

Up for your consideration is a nice Andrews Sisters record on early Decca "sunburst" label 1562 doing one of their classics Bei Mir Bist Du Schon recorded in 1937.
Songs are:
1562-A - Nice Work if You Can Get It by Andrews Sisters 1562-B - Bei Mir Bist Du Schon by Andrews Sisters
See my record grading below.  I grade conservatively and it takes a real nice record to have either E grade next to it (I've never used E+!).

Condition:  VG+

Please see my other auctions for more records.  I will be selling more 78s show check back often.  Combine on shipping for multiple wins.

I'm a 78rpm record collector so know how to pack 78s properly for shipping.  For sets I don't ship the records inside the binder.  Everything gets shipped in the same box but it's safer for the records not to be shipped in the binder itself.  I can send up to 4 10" records media mail for $4 in the USA, 7 for $5, 11 for $6.   If interested in more or international please inquire.  
Thank you for looking and please don't hesitate to ask questions.
Condition for 78rpm records:

E+ = New stock, never been opened or played (have yet to see one of these!!)

E = Bright and shiny, no scuffs or scratches.  Looks new but has been played

E- = Still bright and shiny, shows some signs of handling but nothing that would create extra noise during playback.

VG++ = Showing a little more sign of wear, maybe a few light scuffs or minor scratches but nothing that would create extra noise during playback.

VG+ = Shows signs of wear with some scuffs and minor scratches.  Nothing that would create noticeable loud ticks during playback but will play with some background noise.

VG = This is a well played record with minor scuffs, scratches and maybe even some graying in areas.  However, the record still plays well and can be enjoyed.

VG - = Begins to have scratches that make the record quite noisy on playback and have noticeable ticks from scratches.

G = This is a record that, for some, can still be enjoyed until a better copy comes along.  Lots of scratches, may even make the record skip.  Possible hair line fracture. Likely this grade of record will only be listed if it’s a rarer record where the content or label is highly collectable.

P = This record is either broken or otherwise unplayable.  Again, this would only be listed if it were very rare and interesting for historical information.