NAVARRA SANCAN Beethoven Chamber Music FRENCH 3 LP SET CFD 2390/1/2 STEREO
  $   204

 


$ 204 Sold For
Jan 10, 2016 Sold Date
Jan 3, 2016 Start Date
$   150 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
  France Country Of Seller
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Description

SET OF 3LP's from ANDRE NAVARRA & PIERRE SANCAN issued in the 1960's on the label LE CLUB FRANCAIS DU DISQUE, Ref : CFD 2390/1/2 (Stereo)

Title : LUSWIG VAN BEETHOVEN - Musique de chambre pour piano et violoncelle

Made in FRANCE – W/Textured inner sleeve.

Cover : EX    (Clean. A tiny task on front)

Record : From EX to NM   (Very clean. One side is EX with a tiny surface mark, the rest is NM. Plays near perfect)

 

 

 

Please note we are not based in the US. So, if you live in this country, the cost of shipping for this item is not $4.00

 

Weight of this item + Packaging : 1.400 KG (See bellow for shipping cost)

 

 

Payment

Paypal – Bank transfert (Euros) - Chèque Bancaire (pour la France uniquement)

Postage

Vinyl is always separated from cover, to avoid cover damage. All items are well packed.

78 RPM records are wrapped in a bubble wrap, placed in a cardboard sandwich, and placed a new time inside and oversize box with peanuts.

All records, or order of several records, from an amount over 40.00 Euros / £30.00 / $40.00 are automatically sent with tracked shipping. Under this amount untracked shipping is OK, just ask if you want to add registration.

Outside Europe, an invoice will be added to the parcel with the right amount of the record(s). Sorry we don’t reduce the value for the customs.

 

Shipping cost :

 

                             A                            B                             C

 

0-2 kg                   $18                        $25                        $40

2-5 kg                   $25                        $30                        $60

5-10 kg                 $40                        $50                        $110

10-20 kg               $60                        $80                        $170

 

A = Europe

B = Eastern countries (Russia, etc…)

C = Rest of the world




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