Bach Janigro Veyron-Lacroix THREE SONATAS Westminster
  $   37

 


$ 37 Sold For
Oct 3, 2010 Sold Date
Sep 26, 2010 Start Date
$   10 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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You are bidding on the LP shown. This is a Vintage 12", 33 & 1/3 rpm Vinyl LP! It is NOT a recent reissue! All records Graded BY EYE ONLY!

This LP is from a small collection I bought recently. It includes a lot of sealed LPs. The former owner bought mostly budget and smaller label records during the 1950's and 1960's. He must have been very price conscious! Mostly he bought Stereo, thankfully. Good news for us is that he seems to have played them only a time, maybe two. The Vinyl in these LPs is in Top Grade condition. It would hard to find better copies. They really gleam and shine and it's hard to find even spindle marks on the label. There were no fingerprints, scuffs etc to speak of! Bid with confidence that the condition will be very high! He was a little rougher with the sleeves, so there is sometimes some rubbing and seam wear. The 2nd grade is for the sleeve-please take note.

Many of the featured Soloists on these LPs were 'under recorded'-they never made it to the major labels for whatever the reason. It is often hard to find their recordings and they have small bodies of work, giving them a bit of 'Cult' Status. Some major names are here too. Enjoy!

Westminster XWN 18627. MONO. A Deep Groove Copy. A very clean copy. The Vinyl is bright and glossy. Probably only played a time or two. A High Grade Collector's Copy. The Vinyl is SHARP! SHARP! SHARP! General cover wear, some seam splitting. NM/VG+

Antonio Janigro and Robert Veyron-Lacroix perform Three Sonatas for Cello and Harpsichord by Bach.

If you have any questions about the label, dead wax markings or any other points of issue please ask away! Also ask if the names of the soloists/Orchestras or pieces performed are not clear in the scan. As early on as possible. Last minute questions are sometimes missed! Please view my recent feedback to see how other e Bayers grade my grading!

Records are graded by Eye ONLY! (Unless I indicate otherwise). My highest grade is NM. I don't call anything Mint (I call it 'sealed'!!). I don't call anything a scratch unless I can feel it with my fingernail. Very fine 'lines' that are more like scuffs as far as their impact on the vinyl, but have a more linear shape than the usual amorphous scuff I call 'hairline' marks. I grade under a mixture of fluorescent and natural light in a bright white room! The sequence I use for summing up the condition is RECORD/SLEEVE. My scanner does not scan a full 12" Record sleeve, so the sharp eyed among you will notice that a thin sliver of the cover seems to be missing. Rest assured, it is there and in the same condition as the portion you can see! On some very dark LP covers quite a bit of the sleeve does not turn up on the scanner. Disregard these artifacts of the scanning process-everything is as it should be. Any flaws will be noted in the description.

This is one of many LPs we are auctioning this week. 2010 and 2011 will feature many  LP Auctions from us. We have at least a couple of thousand to sell.  Rock, Jazz, Blues, Psychedelic, Spoken Word, Classical, Soul, Country & Western, Vocalists, etc etc etc! Please mark our eBay Auctions and check back weekly!

I am a Used and Rare Bookseller by Trade, but I have bought and sold Records for over 30 years. I've sold Records on eBay a number of times, and so far I have never gotten any negative feedback from a Record Buyer. In an earlier job as a Record and Book buyer for a large Bay Area Book store, I handled many tens of thousands of Records. Feedback I've gotten in earlier auctions seems to indicate that the record buying public thinks my grading is accurate. I tend to buy only records in pretty sharp condition as to save myself the problems associated with listing more marginal grades. Please take a look at my feedback.

Shipping will be $4.00 (Media Rate) for shipping to the US. Priority Mail is $8.00. Air Mail International shipping is $12.00 ($9.00 Canada). If you order more than one LP, please wait for an Invoice before paying. Often several LPs can be sent for the same cost or for a nominal increase to US addresses. Overseas expect to pay $16 shipping for 2 LPs, $20 for 3, $26 for 4 and $31 for 5. Those are estimates, sometimes they are a bit lower depending on the weight of the LP. 2 LP sets count as 2! OVERSEAS customers who want registration Insurance etc must pay extra! Inquire...Postage is not a profit center here. I try to cover my materials and postage costs only. California Residents MUST add 9.75% Sales Tax or provide a valid California Resale Number. No exceptions!

Records are shipped in the folding 12" LP Mailers. The Records are taken out of the sleeves and everything goes into a plastic bag. I pad it with two 12" square sheets of thin bubble wrap. I pack and ship hundreds of items in a month, so they will be packed securely!

Thanks for looking!


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