Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No.3

Herbert von Karajan conducting the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

Live Recording of a television broadcast on occasion of the celebration of 100 years of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in 1982.

German only ZDF/ Teldec stereo-pressing with grey labels from 1982.

Condition Cover: VG+. Laminated gatefold with light general wear. Light abrasions on inside, though.

Condition Vinyl: NM. Maybe played once or twice, virtually perfectly preserved surfaces.

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DHL Tracked, inside of the EU

up to 2 Kg:  20.00 C$

2 up to 5Kg: 25.00 C$

5 up to 10Kg: 32.00 C$

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DHL Tracked, Rest of Europe (e.g. Great Britain, Switzerland, Norway)

up to 2Kg: 25 C$

2 up to 5Kg: 42 C$

5 up to 10Kg: 55 C$

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DHL Tracked , Rest of World

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2 up to 5Kg:  70 C$

5 up to 10Kg:  85 C$

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Innerdeutsch:

2 bis 5 Kg:  6,00 €  als DHL- Paket

5 bis 10 Kg: 9,50 €   als DHL- Paket

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