Sold Date: June 10, 2024
Start Date: May 31, 2024
Final Price: $26.99 (USD)
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ITEM --- This is the 1959 "Original London Records FFSS Pressing / LP/Vinyl / #CS 6086" of the album "Bartok Concerto for Orchestra" from Ernest Ansermet and the L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande that is no longer in print (OOP).  Please see all photos and matrix / runouts (in overall description)!
Very first original press (1E) in Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound and a London Blueback!
Grading / Condition: Jacket / Sleeve / Cover - in great condition overall, some normal shelf wear, colors still pop/standout and comes with the original sleeve Record / Album - in fantastic shape, great shine, no visible scratches, in near mint condition and the labels are in great shape as well
Note --- I'm beginning to list from my own private collection (smoke free / one owner / +30 years) of over 4,000 records (ALL genres, Sealed / Used including Latin, Jazz & Classical).  This is one such example with many more being added over the next several months, so sign up for our newsletter and don't miss out.
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