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Up for sale is a highly collectible, original UK 1st stereophonic pressing (ED1) of Dvořák\'s \"New World Symphony\" and Smetana\'s \"The Moldau,\" performed by Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.This copy features the iconic original \"Blue and Silver\" Columbia label and the matrix stampers listed below. RECORD DETAILS:
- Label: Columbia (Stereophonic / Long Playing 33 1/3 R.P.M.)
- Catalog Number: SAX 2275
- Country of Manufacture: Great Britain (UK)
- Matrix / Stamper Side 1: YRX-1007-11
- Matrix / Stamper Side 2: YRX-1006-13CONDITION GRADING (Goldmine Standard):VINYL: VG+ (Very Good Plus) to VG (Very Good)
The vinyl retains a beautiful, mirror-like brilliant factory gloss. Under close inspection, there are only a very few faint cosmetic hairline scuffs and minor surface marks. (Please Note: This has been visually graded only.).SLEEVE: VG (Very Good)
The front laminated flipback jacket features bright, vibrant colors and a high sheen. Defects to note:
- There is a visible circular mark from a historic sticker removal on the front cover just above the \"Dvořák\" text.- The corner tips show moderate shelf wear, with some light fraying and laminate peeling. - The spine and seams are sturdy and completely intact with no splits. - The unlaminated back cover shows mild age related handling discoloration/foxing, and includes an old vintage retail price sticker ($2.35 EA) near the catalog number. UNPLAYED BY SELLER- SOLD AS IS - NO REFUNDS OR RETURNSPlease see photos for the exact item condition.BY offerDING ON/PURCHASING THIS ITEM YOU AGREE THAT IT MEETS YOUR CONDITION STANDARDS. ASK QUESTIONS AND CHECK PICTURES BEFORE offerDING/PURCHASING.
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