HENRYK SZERYNG-LALO-SYMPHONIE ESPAGNOLE-ORIG STEREO D.G. (LP)-NM

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230

Featured LP Album: LALO-SYMPHONIE ESPAGNOLE Artist: HENRYK SZERYNG/WALTER HENDL Label & Number: RCA LSC-2456 (ORIG. STEREO D.G.) Vinyl Grade: The LP is in Near Mintcondition.

The thick lustrous vinyl is excellent and appears rarely played! This LP is from a private collection of impeccable quality.
Jacket Grade: Jacket is in NM/EX (+) condition.  

The original heavy jacket is nice! There is the tiniest impact on the lower right corner. The back is bright and clean with a tiny bit of tape residue on the middle top which does not interfere with liner notes.

N/N-  =  Virtually flawless in all aspects, with original sound fidelity. Record appears unplayed.

NM  =  Near Mint. Exceptional condition and sound fidelity, with minor (if any) visible signs of use.

EX+  =  Excellent Plus. Near new label and jacket appearance, showing careful usage. Topical surface marks may exist, such as paper sleeve marks, and other signs of incidental handling that will not cause intrusively audible surface noise. Audio quality far outweighs any marginal appearance flaws.

EX  =  Excellent Condition. Appearance shows moderate use, but a good degree of enjoyable play is available; the record shows reasonable care in handling. Audio is only lightly affected by intermittent surface noise, and music retains its full spectrum of fidelity, with no mistracking. What we call a listener's copy.

NM  =  an LP jacket showing little or no wear, with no marks on front or back. Seams, spines, corners are not worn to any degree. Lamination completely intact.

EX+  =  Record jacket that shows only light and topical wear, typically acquired during years of normal careful storage and usage. Reasonably fine appearance can be expected, with no repairs or seam and edge damage.

EX  =  a record jacket that has acquired a little more shelf and storage wear, still retaining its original structural integrity. Small seam split repairs, light corner and edge wear likely.

Note:  + or - may be used to indicate slight variations in quality within each rating.

Record jackets are equal to disc condition with exceptions noted. All efforts are made to accurately denote record and jacket conditions. Records are graded aurally and visually and are professional cleaned, when needed but above all guaranteed to conform to the grade assigned.