Edison 52227, 2 bands play hot: Al Lynn/Duke Yellman

$

669

Edison 52227, Al. Lynn's Music Masters: "Symphonic Raps"/Duke Yellman and His Orchestra: "I'm More Than Satisfied", grade: E+ (two hot instrumentals!)

(This is one of several nice Edison Discs I'm offering. Buyers are presumed to be familiar with the special playback requirements for these "vertically recorded" discs)

GRADING: "N-" means record has full shine, no wear, few signs of use; 'E' means record has most of original shine, shows little wear, but signs of use: minor marks, scuffs, very light scratches, consistent with the grade (anything more consequential is noted specifically); "V" means obvious wear and use, little or no shine remaining, but should play well (recorded sound clear, static and extraneous noise is present, but does not overwhelm); "G" means heavily worn, with static and extraneous noise impairing listening; "F" and "P" mean very worn to excessively worn, with listening difficult to impossible. "+" (plus) or "-" (minus) is used to indicate a somewhat better or worse grade. Defects such as cracks or edge chips are noted, but some minor scratches, scuffs, and marks not likely to cause playing problems, and minor label damage and impairments, not disfiguring, may not be noted for lower grade records, where consistent with the grade (anything more consequential will be noted). My grading is primarily visual. Where reference is made to the playing quality of a record, I tested (partially played) or played it on an Audiotronics 300-E Classroom Record Player (except Edison discs, which are tested/played on a Dual 1209 turntable, using appropriate cartridge and stylus.

My photos may have blurriness, glare, reflections, and shadows, or may be poorly centered. These photographics faults do not constitute or mask defect which I have not mentioned in my descriptions. LPs photographed in shrink or plastic wrap may appear particularly unappealing.

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OVERSEAS bidders are welcome, but should be aware of the possibility that, for records of minimal value, the cost of mailing could exceed the value of the records. In such cases, winners will be expected to pay promptly; I will no long accede to requests that records be held to combine with future purchases, unless bids have been entered on items currently running. Payment by PayPal is preferred. Winners of large groups of 78s should expect to pay substantial amounts for postage. There is also the possibility that parcels may be detained/delayed in customs, and subjected to inspection and assessment of duties. I will not be responsible for any costs or damage caused by such governmental actions. I use sturdy cardboard boxes (for 45s and LPs, as well as 78s, where appropriate), and will not use lesser, inadequate packaging in oorder to reduce postage.