Sold Date: October 1, 2024
Start Date: September 21, 2024
Final Price: $899.99 (USD)
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NATHAN MILSTEIN "Bach Partitas And Sonatas (For Unaccompanied Violin)"
PCR 8370 3xLP Box CAPITOL US Original Mono D1 Scranton Pressing

***MONO***
Vinyl: Overall, condition is a very strong EX pushing NM overall across all sides, most sides appear unplayed, no visible markings on playing surfaces, nice luster on the vinyl, only a couple sides even have spindle markings on the center labels, please see photos.
Most sellers would probably grade this NM, but considering the value of this I am grading conservatively here. One side, noted below, has a couple very light marks on tracks 1 and 2, but I play-tested these tracks on my system and was not able to hear the marks (using a vintage but excellent condition Shure V15, not a high-end system but still worth mentioning).
Full run-out groove info and condition notes for each side below:
Side 1 - EX+ close to NM vinyl, no spindle wear to center label - P1-8370-D1 ⌂ (⌂ = Scranton "anvil/lathe" symbol) Side 2 - EX condition, a couple extremely light marks, only noticeable upon very close inspection - P2-8370-D1 ⌂ Side 3 - EX+ close to NM vinyl, nice center label - P3-8370-D1 ⌂ Side 4 - EX condition, one light spindle mark on center label - P4-8370 D1 ⌂ Side 5 - EX condition, 2 very light marks on areas of track 1 and track 2, please see photo, one spindle mark on center label - P5-8370-D1 " 2 ⌂
Side 6 - EX+ close to NM, no spindle wear, light label wear/disintegration, no signs of anything happening to this so I am concluding it was like this from the factory - P6-8370-D1 ⌂

Sleeve/box: Box is in Excellent condition overall, one small bit of corner wear/paper peeling on the upper right corner, no splits along the sides of box, no dings, minimal shelf wear, nice readable spine. Please see my detailed close-up photos for a close look.
Insert: Insert/booklet graded VG+ due to some light discoloration and very light bending which you can see clearly in the provided photos.
Additional Description: This was reportedly purchased by the previous owner from the estate of an employee of Capitol Records who worked there in the mid-late 1950s to the early 1960s. It has been stored vertically indoors by both previous owners and I have kept it on my shelf at home for a couple years.
Will be packed with extreme care, double-boxed and insured (assuming that is possible for your location).
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