OISTRAKH/OBORIN-Beethoven violinsonatas 5 lp Philips
  $   705

 


$ 705 Sold For
Apr 29, 2007 Sold Date
Apr 22, 2007 Start Date
$   495 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
  Netherlands Country Of Seller
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Description

label: PHILIPS 835 150 AY - 835 151 AY - 835 152 AY - 835 153 AY - 835 154 AY.

Original first pressing on the first Dark Maroon label with HIFI STEREO logo on the label and on the jacket.

This is the even more sought after UK version, for wich record collectors says it sounds even better!

ED 1. Very hard to find. MINT CONDITION ! - 5 LP

Beethoven: the violinsonatas

no reserve

DAVID OISTRAKH, violin - LEV OBORIN, piano

Records: MINT / Jacket: VG+/MINT  

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Outside Europe:

0-500 gr: 11 US$ standard – 15 US$ priority

500-2kg: 16 US$ standard – 27 US$ priority

2kg-5kg: only priority: 39 US$

5kg-10kg: only priority: 60US$

 

 

Grading i use:

SS (Still Sealed) - in factory fresh condition

M (Mint) - A record which shows no obvious signs of wear. The sleeve has no more than minor defects such as almost invisible ring wear or other signs of MINOR handling.

VG+ (Very Good Plus) - even a superficial mark that doesn't affect play moves an otherwise M- record to VG+. Only well cared for records are graded VG+. Surfaces may have slight signs of wear or light scratches that don't effect listening quality. Minor cover wear is also acceptable. This grade should be sufficient to satisfy all but the most demanding collector.

VG (Very Good) - a used, reasonable copy. There will be obvious signs of wear and some surface noise, but still plays quite well. There might be a sticker or writing on label or sleeve or tape but not all of these problems.

VG- (Very Good Minus) - more significant wear and marks and usually noticeable surface noise especially during quieter passages.

G+ (Good Plus) - A record in this condition can be played without skipping although it will have significant surface noise, scratches and visible groove wear. A sleeve will have significant wear such as seam splits/tape/writing/ring wear. 




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