Budapest String Quartet – 5 Beethoven Quartets on Early Issue Columbia 5 LPs NM
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This is the 2nd half of this Columbia – Budapest SQ – Cycle. See my other Beethoven/Budapest String Quartet auction running concurrent to this one for the Columbia cycle (5LPs) of “Early-Mid” Beethoven Quartets that are also in pristine shape. These 54-year-old Columbia Masterworks records are all “2 Eye” Stereo LPs. No hesitation grading all five NM on both the LPs and their jackets. Three of the albums are encased in their original shrink wrap while the two looks glossy new (I’ve added new jacket sleeves to these two albums).
The Records have been extremely well cared for and were stored high and dry. All records lay absolutely flat w/o the even slightest hint warp. Coming out of their original “half-round’ poly-bag sleeves, all records are glossy clean and play dead quiet. Little to no evidence that they have been played much at all.
Beethoven Cycle of Late Quartets performed by the Budapest String Quartets
Joseph Roisman and Alexander Schneider, Violins
Boris Kroyt, Viola; Mischa Schneider, Cello
Beethoven: – Quartet No. 12 in E-Flat Major, Op. 127
Columbia “2-Eye” Stereo – MS 6383 – U.S. - 1963
Beethoven: – Quartet No. 13 in B-Flat Major, Op. 130
Columbia “2-Eye” Stereo– MS 6384 – U.S. - 1963
Beethoven: – Quartet No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 131
Columbia “2-Eye” Stereo– MS 6385 – U.S. - 1963
Beethoven: – Quartet No. 15 in A Minor, Op. 132
Columbia “2-Eye” Stereo– MS 6386 – U.S. - 1963
Beethoven: – Quartet No. 16 in F Major, Op. 135
Grosse Fuge in B-Flat Major, Op. 133
Columbia “2-Eye” Stereo– MS 6387 – U.S. - 1963
This 5-LP record set will be well-packed and promptly shipped upon receipt of payment. Ostensibly, this auction is geared for the domestic U.S. bidder. However, I will mail this set off to eBay’s 3rd party shipper for worldwide conveyance should an international bidder win this auction. My apologies in advance for this expensive and convoluted route, but I have to bow out of the International mailing from my end.
Otherwise, A U.S. winner of this auction will pay $3.75 for a media mail shipment.
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