SLS 851 GUSTAV MAHLER SYMPHONY 6 and 9 BARBIROLLI 3xlp Box with booklet
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28
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Description
MAHLER
SYMPHONY NO.6 PLAYED BY THE NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA
AND SYMPHONY NO.9 PLAYED BY THE BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
CONDUCTED BY SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI
RELEASED ON EMI LABEL CAT NO. SLS 851
BLACK & WHITE POSTAGE STAMP - ORIGINAL PRESSING
MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN
Condition
BOX - EX+ SMALL AREA OF COLOUR VARIATION WHERE TAPE HELD THE BOX CLOSED, THOUGH THIS IS NOT DAMAGE, IT'S JUST A DIFFERENT SHADE OF GREEN!
VINYLS - ALL 3 ARE BEAUTIFUL, NEAR MINT, NICE GLOSS AND CLEAN
BOOKLET - NEAR MINT, CLEAN, FINE
INNER SLEEVES - ALL ORIGINAL, CLEAN AND CRISP.
If you have any questions please just get in touch.
Please see postage and packaging prices below.
I will only use International Signed for airmail for this item which is faster and more secure.
Please note I always obtain and retain printed proof of posting.
Thanks
I can accept Paypal...I can also accept UK cheques and postal orders....
Shipping and Payment Information
Shipping - Prices are as follows -UK - £4.00 (1st class recorded delivery) Europe - £10.00 for international signed for (tracked)
Rest of World £14.00 for insured international signed for (tracked)
I am happy to combine of multiple purchases.
UK - £1.00 Extra per 12". Europe £1.40 Extra per 12". Rest of World £2 Extra per 12".
Box sets are counted per vinyl...eg. 3 vinyls = £1.40 + £1.40 + £1.40 for Europe shipping or £2+£2+£2 for Rest of the World shipping.
A few years ago it was possible to send 1 vinyl to Japan for under £6. This has now increased to between £6.50 and £8.00 depending on the weight of the vinyl pressing.
Notes and Miscellaneous Information
Vinyl Grading Guideline for Classical LP's.
Due to the age and rarity of classical and other old LP's and the challenge of grading them fairly I have arrived at a grading system which I apply solely to classical records as shown below. Quite often I will grade them on a track by track or 'band' basis given that some can be perfect whilst others may have the odd 'tick' or other sound. The basic grading guide can also be applied to all other vinyl records listed here.
I will always endeavour to provide good clear photos of the vinyl and the sleeve and will always be the actual item and not someone else's or a stock photo. I realise the doubts in buyers minds of 'buying blind' over the internet so I try to minimise this.
Mint I use this to describe items where the record and sleeve are sealed
Mint- The record and sleeve have been opened but never or rarely played and showing no visible wear in either case
Near Mint The record and sleeve are very close to new, the record will have been played but with no lessening in visible or audible sound quality.
Near Mint- The record and sleeve are very close to new, the record will have been played with no lessening in visible or audible sound quality with the exception of maybe one or two occassional soft 'ticks'.
Excellent+ The record will have a good clean surface and play perfectly well with visible signs of having been played. There may be passages of soft 'ticks' (where these are more than just 'soft' I will specify). There may in a few cases be one or two audible 'pressing pops' which will be part of the original pressing. An excellent sleeve may have some creases, laminate lift but will usually be very minor in nature.
Very Good+ The record will show signs of previous ownership as will the sleeve. There may longer passages of ticks (but will specify of these run into long periods). The sleeve may have some small pen writing (perhaps a name or a date) usually on the rear. Perhaps some small signs of wear.
I generally do not offer up for sale records which fall below Very Good+.
Good Luck and Happy Bidding!
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