Sold Date:
December 13, 2020
Start Date:
December 6, 2020
Final Price:
$51.00
(CAD)
Bid Count:
5
Seller Feedback:
1084
Buyer Feedback:
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Piotr Tchaikovsky: The Violin Concerto, Capriccio Italien
Performed by Christian Ferras with Herbert von Karajan conducting the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
German DGG stereo-pressing with big tulip "Made in Germany"- labels, presumably from the late 60s.
Article-no.: SLPM 139 028.
Condition Cover: EX. Light general wear.
Condition Vinyl: Strong EX. Side 1 has a small scratch at the beginning which causes a couple of subdued repetitive tics. Apart from this, it's virtually perfect.
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