Sold Date: January 1, 2019
Start Date: December 3, 2018
Final Price: £395.00 (GBP)
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David Oistrakh/Lev Oborin Beethoven Sonatas for Violin and Piano                   No. 9 'Kreutzer Sonate'                   No. 4
Philips 835 153 AY 1st stereo label Record is in VG+ condition with 3 or 4 fine hairlines and a small mark on side 1/track2 that causes a couple of light ticks for a short moment, otherwise superb condition. Cover is NM, very beautiful and rare!

Grading:
Please read the description well. Most records are graded visually under strong light, some of them I've been listening to, if so it is mentioned in the description.
Grading follows Goldmine Grading Standard. There is no EX, so a VG means very good! Mint: The record looks as new, there are no hairlines or else. Near Mint: If there are very few only finest hairlines, it is a near mint condition. Very Good: Very Good means very good, there can be a few hairlines, a few light ticks. Slight Warps are ok if they don't affect playback. Good: Classical Music should be at least Very Good (as it normally is), a Jazz record can provide fine listening if it is in Good condition with a couple of ticks in places. If you have any questions about the grading or the record you purchased, feel free to send a message.