Ludwig
van Beethoven: String Quartet No.14, op.131
Performed by the Koeckert Quartet.
German DGG mono pressing with big tulip "Alle Hersteller" labels.
Article-no. LPM 18 187. Date on back sleeve: 9/56
Condition Cover: VG to VG+. Stitched gatefold with some ribng wear and bends. Split on top of spine. Still nicely preserved.
Condition Vinyl: Strong EX to NM. Spindle wear from one playing. Minimal amount of the faintest paperscuffs imaginable.
This really is on outstanding condition, since usually DGGs that were stored in this kind of gatefold with the insert on the inside always
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