FIVE 5 EARLY 50s DAVE BRUBECK 10" FANTASY EPs 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, 3-5, 3-11 BIN OBO

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  Description:
This group just came out of a local estate and were collected together. I am a general art and antiques dealer and also collect vinyl at estate sales. These early 1950s records were taken care of and played carefully. They are not mint but are in acceptable condition.  Please ask questions before bidding.
1)  The Dave Brubeck Trio - Distinctive Rhythm Instrumentals Jazz, Cool Jazz LP Microgroove Fantasy 3-1 Mono    2) Dave Brubeck Trio - Distinctive Rhythm Instrumentals 10" - Fantasy - 3-2  Mono 3) Dave Brubeck - Distinctive Rhythm Instrumentals 10" - Fantasy - 3-3    4) Dave Brubeck Quartet - S/T 10" - Fantasy - 3-5 Mono DG 5) Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz At Oberlin 10" - Fantasy - 3-11 - Red Vinyl Mono   This is a 10" 33RPM red vinyl record "Jazz at Oberlin" by The Dave Brubeck Quartet released by Fantasy Records in 1953.  There are two stamps on the inner ring on both sides of the record: "F-5017 & F-5018" and an E inside a diamond.  There is no inner sleeve. I cannot claim any expertise in record grading but after carefully reading the Goldmine Grading Guide, my best judgment about the condition of the records and sleeves is as follows:  records VG+:  the records are fairly glossy, has no warps, have minor signs of wear: minor scuffing on edges and inner ring, a few very light scratches, minor discernible wear around the center hole on front/minor on back; no writing or other damage to the label  sleeve VG:  a bit of ring wear, seam splits along bottoms and tops. All are in new inner sleeves.   




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