MIA POBER G. IPSILANTE ( Piotr LESHCHENKO ) TOSCA PO RODINE tango

$ 85

$ 85 Sold For

Feb 27, 2018 Sold Date

Apr 30, 2017 Start Date

$ 380 Start price

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Description

10" ,SCHELLAC ,78rpm

Electrecord # 1610

ROMANIA , 1945

MIA POBER / ??? ?????

a/ ????? ?? ?????? / Tosca po Rodine / tango (G IPSILANTI )

b/ ???? ????????? / Teni minuvshego /romance Harito

G IPSILANTI / violin KOLYA CHERESHNYA

IPSILANTI was the conductor of orchestra that belonged to Peter LESHCHENKO .

In 1944 verses were brought them on that they wrote down music .

Peter LESHCHENKO the first carried out and wrote down this romance, but so a fate bossed, that exactly a record in execution Peter LESHCHENKO was not saved .

The record of MIA POBER, was saved only that was second wife G. IPSILANT? and at that time chorister in the same restaurant "LA LESCENCO " .

( The first was ALLA BAYANOVA )

I dont COMBINED this RECORD!

MY GRADING

NM (Direct sunlight) This record is almost perfect. There are no minor signs of wear and very minimal defects on the sleeve (cover), though there may be slight handling signs, such as finger smudges
(78 rpm or before 1956 ( daylight ) - Never Saw !
EX ( Direct sunlight ) The record has been played , There should not be surface marks or scratches
( 78 rpm or before 1956 (daylight ) Still very shiny, near new looking, with no visible signs of wear, but a few inaudible scuffs and scratches . In very bright light, visible light scrapes from long storage, the poor quality of the inner envelope.
VG+ ( Direct sunlight ) Generally the same as excellent, as these are interchangeable, though the VG plus rating may include records with slight warps that do not affect the sound.
(78 rpm or before 1956 ( daylight ) light scratches possible
VG ( Direct sunlight ) It has surface scratches. Surface noise is evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during the song's intro and fade, but will not overpower the music otherwise
(78 rpm or before 1956 ( daylight ) A few inaudible scuffs and scratches.