Ducretet Thomson Debussy Inghelbrecht Vol. 1,2,5
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DUCRETET THOMSON 320 C 151, 320 C 152, and 320 C 155 -- Debussy, Symphonic Works. D.E. Inghelbrecht conducting the Orchetre National de la Radiodiffusion Francaise. Volume 1: La Damoiselle Elue, Noel des Enfants Qui n'ont Plus de Maison, L'enfant Prodigue. Volume 2: Prelude a L'apres-midi d'un Faune, Images. Volume 5: Le Martyre de Saint-Sebastien.
There is no reserve on this item, and there is no 'Buy It Now' price. Payment must be made within 3 days of the completion of the auction, and I will ship within 24 hours of receiving payment. Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you!
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GRADING STANDARDS:
Mint - Never played prior to grading with perfect dead quiet surfaces. Sealed records are not necessarily mint, since they may have been manufactured with pressing defects or poor-quality vinyl formulations. I almost never give this grade.
Near Mint NM -- Record has been previously played, but sounds as new. A tiny bit of surface noise and/or a few light tics or pops are acceptable if these were likely present in the record when it was originally manufactured. No scuffs, scratches, or other visual marks.
Excellent EX -- Record shows some signs of wear, with light surface noise and/or some tics and pops and/or a scratch which sounds very briefly and quietly. These flaws are sufficiently minor that the do not distract from the music. Visually, there may be some light scuffing and/or one or two short light scratches
Very Good+ VG+ -- Record shows signs of wear, with light surface noise and/or some tics and pops and/or a scratch which sounds briefly. These flaws are sufficient to occasionally distract from the music, but note that the record is completely playable and will still provide a great deal of listening pleasure. Visually, there may be some scuffing and a few light scratches.
I generally do no sell records that grade below VG+
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