Sold Date: January 2, 2021
Start Date: November 19, 2020
Final Price: $19.50 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 1988
Buyer Feedback: 51

  This listing is for an unopened Superaphon album of Yuriko Kuronuma and Alfred Holecek performing Martinu Sonata no 3 and 5 mardrgals.  The jacket has a discount bin clip to the lower right hand corner and a Tower Records price sticker in the upper left.  Jacket has some slight compression folding to the upper corners caused by the shrink wrap shrinking over the years.  Beautiful crisp graphics and no fading.



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The LP listings are from my personal record library.  We are hoping to list over 500 sealed albums and 600 rare and seldom seen European and Eastern block records from the personal collection of Robert Salmon.  He and his wife Jerri ran Benedict and Salmon Record Rarities in San Diego for many years and are well known world wide for their auction catalog of rare autographs and records.  Bob was a consumate collector and most of his collection was in pristine condition and included many seldom seen titles.  I ended up with much of his personal collection along with over 100,000 LP records when the store was closed in 2003.
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