LSC2541 byron janis & reiner / liszt & rachmaninoff
  $   82

 


$ 82 Sold For
Dec 4, 2005 Sold Date
Nov 27, 2005 Start Date
$   50 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
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RCA shaded dog living stereo LSC2541 with stamper numbers 1S/1S. byron janis, piano, and fritz reiner conducting the chicago symphony orchestra in liszt's todtentanz and rachmaninoff's concerto no 1 in F-sharp minor op 1. the recording engineer was lewis layton. a very hard to find great living stereo. this record is graded M- in a VG++ jacket. record grading as follows: mint (M) is a perfect, unplayed, unblemished record (few, if any, records will meet this criteria). mint-(M-) is a near perfect record, no audible imperfections should be present and will have high sheen and luster, perhaps a minor cosmetic sleeve scuff, but generally not even that. VG++ is ever so slightly below M-, still should be audibly perfect, though it will display some unaudible cosmetic marks. VG+ will still have the good sheen and luster but will have minor audible sounds generally from a small scratch or a stain occuring at the time of the record pressing. VG records will display both cosmetic and audible imperfections but will play through completely from beginning to end. records that i would grade less than VG will rarely be up for auction, unless it is extremely rare and then i would describe any imperfections in detail. jackets are graded as follows: M- is in wonderful condition with no writing, no splits, no holes, no tears. VG++ is slightly below M-, with a small mark, crease, tear or smudge. VG+ is a more worn looking jacket that may also include seam splits, writing on jacket, stains, heavier scuffing, tearing or smudging. VG is a jacket that is still fully complete but shows many signs of wear, writing, staining, scuffs, tears etc. i was a quality control manager for a record pressing company many years ago and have a serious collection of many, many, many thousands of records that i expect to auction off over the next couple of years. these records have been collected by me from a few sources. from the pressing facility directly, from buying out other fine collections and from buying out collections from fellow record industry enthusiasts. initially, i will only be auctioning classical records with some rarer soundtracks. shipping and handling in the USA is $5.00 (groupings of multiple records will add only a small increase). overseas shipping and handling will will be arranged with the high bidder.


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