EGERLÄNDER MARSCH w/ CHOIR German WW2 Wachregiment Berlin F. AHLERS (1938) 78rpm
  $   150

 


$ 150 Sold For
Dec 25, 2025 Sold Date
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Description

Original 1938 Telefunken 78rpm military march recording.
A classic pre-war German issue on Telefunken’s blue label, featuring two well-known ceremonial marches performed by a professional military ensemble. Issued shortly before the outbreak of WWII.

Side A – “Egerländer-Marsch”
(Wenn einst uns ruft die heil’ge Pflicht)

Performed by the Musikkorps Wachregiment Berlin

Under the direction of Stabsmusikmeister Friedrich Rülers
With male chorus

A powerful and disciplined march performance, combining strong brass with choral elements.

Side B – “Aller Ehren ist Oesterreich voll”

Performed by the Musikkorps Wachregiment Berlin

Under the direction of Stabsmusikmeister Friedrich Rülers

A solemn and patriotic march, continuing the ceremonial tone with steady rhythm and authoritative orchestration typical of period military recordings.

CONDITION VJM grading: E (-)

Record:
Clean, glossy copy with only light scuffs visible under strong light. No deep scratches or cracks. Well-preserved shellac for its age.

Playback:
Plays absolutely great on both sides with strong volume and clear sound. Only minimal, unobtrusive surface noise; music remains dominant throughout.

Sleeve:
Original Telefunken company sleeve included. Complete and intact, showing normal age-related wear but well preserved overall.

SHIPPING

19.90 USD worldwide registered shipping!

Professionally packed in strong boxes, between thick cardboard and soft material for full protection.

No extra cost for additional records - unlimited combined shipping at one flat rate.

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NOTE

Be sure to check my other listings for rare WW2-era German 78rpm records - several similar titles available!

Sold strictly as a historical collectible. No political or ideological meaning implied.


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