Oistrakh Violin Encores

Label: Angel
Number: S 35354
Year: 1950s
Country: UK
Jacket: VG    some foxing on back/sticker residue and staining/seam breach on top and bottom at opening, 2 to 3 inches each
Vinyl: Ex
Additional Notes/Contents: Includes dowel. Cleaned on a VPI record cleaning machine. 


Canada is $16 for a single record.

International shipping prices:
1 Record is $21.00
2 140 gram Records are $26.00
3 140 gram Records are $31.00 4 140 gram Records are $36.00

Each additional record add $5. Heavier vinyl please add $2 more for 3 or more records. 

International bidders *****PLEASE NOTE******

First Class International Shipping has no tracking and no insurance. If you want the package insured, the package must be sent Express mail International. All packages over $100 require Express shipping.

All customs taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.

Grading:

Excellent (Exc.) A record that has been played many times with proper care. Or, a record that has been played few times but not stored properly. There may be slight scuffs or hairlines that do not greatly impair the sound of the record. Jackets may have some ring/spine wear and discoloration. Inner sleeves/booklets may have some slight wear.

Very Good (VG). A VG record will play through without skipping, but there will noticeable surface noise. There may be a scratch on the record that is audible for several revolutions. The jacket may have seam splits and soiling.

Very Good Minus(VG-) A VG- record will have surface noise that may overpower the music at times. It may skip on a scratch. The jacket will have several problems, including seam splits, soiling, writing and tears.

Near Mint (NM). This is a record that has been played just a few times or was handled and played with great care. The jacket will also show few signs of being handled.

Very Good Plus(VG+). You will probably hear some surface noise between tracks or in quiet sections of a VG+ record. This is a record that was played several times without proper care or was played numerous times with adequate care. Though there may be pops and tics at times, the record should be enjoyable to listen to. The cover and the labels may show some writing, or have stickers or residue attached. Spine and ring wear on the jacket will usually be evident.