SXL 2287 DECCA UK Debussy Ansermet TAS FFSS
  $   82

 


$ 82 Sold For
Aug 16, 2010 Sold Date
Aug 9, 2010 Start Date
$   10 Start price
11   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
eBay Auctioned at
 
save auction  

Description


 

Sleeve: VG+ (no tears or splits, some spotting on front lower right, faint ringwear on rear of sleeve)

Vinyl: EX (barely discernible spindle wear, vinyl appears flawless)


Original pressing with b/w rear sleeve on the Decca label (UK pressing) catalog SXL 2287, wide label stereo pressing, includes original inner sleeve. Very rare audiophile title. 


DEBUSSY: Images for Orchestra
STRAVINSKY: Symphonies of Wind Instruments
RAVEL: Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte

Ernest Ansermet conducts the L'Orchestre De La Suisse Romande

 

SHIPPING:

I will not ship to Italy, very sorry!!

USA for 7"/CD = $4.00 1st Class Mail for first two, each additional .75 cents.  Delivery confirmation included.

USA for LP = $4.00 Media Mail for up to first five LPs. It goes to $6 for six LPs and up, which is good for any number of LPs in the USA. Delivery Confirmation included.  If you want it faster, I can quote you for Priority Mail.

CANADA/MEXICO for 7"/CD/LP = $4.00 for first 7"/CD, $8 for first LP. Each addt'l 7" $1.00, each LP $2.00.

EUROPE for 7"/CD/LP = First 7"/CD is $7.00, first LP is $13. Each addt'l 7"/CD is $1.50, each LP is $4.00.

ASIA/OZ for 7"/CD/LP = $7.50 for first 7"/CD, $15.00 for first LP. Each addt'l 7" is $2.00, each LP is $5.00.

 

Any record or combination of records that exceeds $100 in value will be sent insured at the bidder’s expense.  For a 1 pound box (ie approx one LP) overseas the minimum charge is $30, the specific charge to be determined at auction’s end.

 

Records are shipped in mailers with cardboard stiffeners,  with the vinyl packed outside of sleeve to prevent seam splits. 

 

PAYMENT:

Paypal only, unless other arrangements like local pick up are made.

 

VISUAL GRADING UNDER A STRONG BULB:

I use MINT/NM/EX/VG(+/-). I generally won't sell anything under VG.

Mint means brand new/unplayed or unopened:  this is for stock right out of the box only

Near Mint means it looks basically new, perhaps with the sort of negligible bin wear a record would get after a week in the rack; vinyl is shiny with zero marks.

EX means light wear to vinyl or sleeve, nothing distracting.

VG+ is a small seam split perhaps, or more wear on the edges, marks on the vinyl that sound noisy on very quiet parts, but no loud pops.

VG is a typical used record, wear on most edges, maybe a sizeable split seam, vinyl looks worn or plays with some noise, pops in more than a few spots but is NOT trashed i.e.; most European seller's VG+.

 

Folks with zero (0) or negative (-1, etc.) feedback: I reserve the right to toss yer bid on those items that seem to attract deadbeats. Email me before you bid to confirm your intent to pay. Sorry!

 

 


price rating
( 1 vote)