TELMANYI Bach Sonata Partita London LLA-20 3LP BOX Vega

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  TELMANYI Bach Sonata Partita London LLA-20 3LP BOX Vega
















All right folks, here is the prize of the collection!! An ORIGINAL EMIL
TELMANYI performing Bach's Three Sonatas and Three Partitas for
unaccompanied Violin with the VEGA BACH BOW! London set LLA-20 pressed in
the UK by Decca Records with intact original US box and packaging.. This is
a mono original from the early fifties on thick vinyl. Records have
individual catalog numbers of LL1021, LL1022, and LL1023.

I have graded each of the discs, which are in FANTASTIC CONDITION! LL1021:
Strong VG++. Overall, GLOSSY! in great shape! Just some very very light
sleeve markings. Side one has some very light surface noise at beginning but
decreases by the end of the disc. Side Two has no surface noise. Sounds
Fantastic! LL1022: Strong VG++. Both sides have some very light sleeve
markings but otherwise, GLOSSY!!! No marks!! each side has some very light
surface noise at first but decreases by middle to end of disc. LL1023: NM
Minus. GLOSSY! No Marks! Fantastic Shape! Side One has some very
faint Surface Noise at the beginning but decreases by end. Side Two has very
fine and light surface noise. I would imagine much of this surface noise is
from the recording and age of the discs. Box set has the original dowel rod
in place holding together three paper sleeves for the records. Box is
overall in STRONG VG condition! Has the following library markings to
indicate it came from a library: Catalog Number for the library taped on the
spine. Each disc has one small library catalog number taped onto the label
of one side. Small envelope for Library card is pasted on one of the paper
inner sleeves. The corners on the top box are split and somewhat taped
together. Front has some wear from age and scuffing. Top flap of box is
missing. Overall, this box is not in bad shape but it has seen better days.
Still holds the records ok and is strong and sturdy.

Obviously, an important collectible like this will be very well packaged to
make sure you get it in the best possible condition. International bidders
are welcome, but please keep in mind that the weight of the set and
necessary packaging. DUE TO THE SIZE OF THIS BOXSET AND THE
MAILING BOX I PURCHASED FOR IT, IT WILL HAVE TO BE SENT ALONE.
meaning, if you win any other records from me, they will have to be shipped separately
from this set.

Please email with any questions you might have before you bid!!!

The current auctions of classical albums I have all came from a University library collection and I will continue to keep listing more and more in the weeks to come. There are a few things that need to be noted about these records before you bid on them. Some of the albums have certain things on the jacket and album indicating it came from a library. Some do not have any college stamps or catalog numbers. If that is the case, I will say that in the description. Many of the older recordings i have for auction DO NOT have any library marks.

 Some of the records will have the following things on them indicating they are from a library:

1. bottom left corner of the front jacket will have a small white label with a typed catalog number. This is the library’s own catalog number.
2. One side of the actual label on the album will have that same small white label with typed catalog number. I have made no efforts to remove these for fear of damage left by the tape.
3. Sometimes, the jacket will have the library stamp on it. Usually this is on the back cover and I will note that. Not all have that though.
4. a small tiny envelope will be on the inside of the jacket, where the LP is stored. This is where they would put the small card you would fill out when you wanted to take this album to listen.
5. Lastly, most of these albums were stored in hard plastic sleeves over the jacket. I took these off. Because of those sleeves, the jackets were kept in immaculate condition. BUT, the library used tape to keep the sleeve on. The tape was placed over the open edges of the jacket (where you slide the LP back in). In some cases, I tried removing the tape. I was able to remove the tape but it left a sticky residue behind on the inside of the jacket. In some cases, I kept the tape on so it is not sticky. I will note the presence of tape or not in each description.
6. If it is a box set, then there is a catalog number from the library taped on the bottom edge of the spine.

So, because of these defects, all of my covers will be graded at VG+. But I will note if the cover is in EXCELLENT condition otherwise or if it is a clean, no library markings album.

So when I write the description, I will refer to the numbers above regarding what is wrong with the jacket. For Example:

Hans Werner Henze Ode to the West Wind/Violin Concerto. Vinyl is NM. Jacket is VG+. The jacket is in Excellent condition but it has the following library defects/markings : #1, 2, 4, 5. The tape is still intact inside the jacket. Not sticky

Lastly, I realize the grading of these records needs to be more conservative than rock or whatever LPs. I will not list any classical LP that has a scratch(es). I playgraded most of the records so any that had surface noise that was somewhat loud, I did not list. Some of these have very very light surface noise at times. I have done my best to accurately describe the record. I will be using a VG++ grade often here. Though many of these discs are in NM condition, some have been played a few times so there may be some very light marks on the surface. I feel a VG+ grade is too broad, so a VG++ disc is still going to be excellent but with a few scant scuffs maybe or a mark or two that can not be heard.

Please email me with ANY QUESTIONS or CONCERNS BEFORE YOU BID!!!! Especially regarding if you have any questions about what pressing and year it came out in.