PICTURE DISC 78 ENRICO CARUSO '30s RCA Opera Classical
$
263
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Description
ENRICO CARUSO
RCA PICTURE DISC
10" 78 RPM Black and White Art Deco
Original Early 1930's Very Rare
RCA # 17-5001 A side: A Granada B side: Noche Feliz
Condition: Excellent-well taken care of. Couple of light scratches. No other apparent flaws of any kind. Good gloss-slightly better on one side. I do not have a 78 player so I could not hear it. The shellac looks like it should sound and play great.
I pack very well. Insurance/delivery confirmation at extra cost.
******************MY GRADING CRITERIA ****************
I generally grade conservatively. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH ONE OF MY ITEMS, I AM EASY TO DEAL WITH and a simple email can remedy the matter. Record labels are always described separate from the vinyl. Flaws with any item are always described in detail. All records are visually AND audibly graded. All items are ORIGINAL unless stated otherwise.
Near mint or mint (-) Vinyl: Played once or twice. Close to new. No discernable scratches or other imperfections. Sleeves or covers: Also close to new. Will have no discernable flaws.
vg ++ Vinyl: A couple of light scratches. Very glossy, plays clean. Sleeves or covers: No serious imperfections. May have a minor imperfection or two.
VG+ Vinyl: A few surface scuffs and/or light scratches. Plays clean. Sleeves or covers: A few minor imperfections (small writing, minor wrinkles, a small tear or two or a small stain)
VG Vinyl: Has obvious surface scuffs and/or surface scratches. Plays ok with minor background noise. Sleeves and covers: Noted imperfections that will detract from the visual enjoyment (obvious writing, staining, tears, wrinkles, etc.)
VG - Vinyl: Generally used condition that should still play through if you don't mind all the backgrond noise (tics, pops, hiss...) This grade generally reserved for rare items. Sleeves and covers: Difficult and painful to describe. . .
