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Rare 1st 1959 Us Original Rabin Pommers Mosaics Lp Capitol Sp 8506 Stereo D1 Vg

This item have been sold for $ 1500.00

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Auction Details:
Code ID
#53175
Ebay Item #
205487342332
Sold Price
$1500.00
Bids
2
Auction End date
22 May 2025
Seller Location
Brownsburg Indiana
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Item Description

This is one of the holy grail records of classical music and violin. A very rare, original first-pressing of the USA stereo version from Capitol Records. A truly great record in very good condition for your consideration.

Record Condition: VG
- Labels NM with No Spindle Marks on Either Side
- One Light Hairline Blemish on Side 2, Track 1 Noticeable on Photos
- One Short Blemish of about 5-6mm on Side 2, Track 2 Less Noticeable on Photos
- Bright Gloss, Lustre and Shine
- Flat/No Warps
Outer Sleeve Condition: VG
- Thick Cardstock US Sleeve
- Small Seam Slit in Top/Right Corner Spine Approximately 50mm in Length
- Excellent Gloss and Shine on Laminate Cover
- 3 of 4 Corners Relatively Sharp with No or Minimal Wear
- Full Dimensional Stereo Banner Bold and Straight
- No Signs of Stickers or Writing of Any Kind
- Slight Wear to Spine
- Very Slight Bend Upward 2-3mm of Lower Corners When Laid Flat
- No Creases or Stains
Inner Sleeve Condition: VG
- Some Yellowing
- Some Minor Creasing and Minor Tears
- Record Currently Stored in Mobile Fidelity Archival Sleeve

Michael Rabin - Mosaics
- USA Release
- Capitol Records
- Stereo LP
- SP-8506
- 1960
- First US Issue
- Rainbow Rim Label with Oval Logo at Left Side First Label
- 160g Vinyl
- Earliest Italic Stamper Codes with D1/D1 Suffixes
- Pieces by Chopin, Wieniawski, Mompou, Scriabin, Debussy, Sarasate, etc.
- Played by Michael Rabin Violin with Leon Pommers Piano.

Play Test Results:
- Recording/pressing is extremely impressive with excellent immediacy and clarity. Sound is crisp, well defined and has excellent presence. There is no distortion, groove burn or excessive noise throughout. Both highs and lows sound equally clear and impressive.
- Side 1 is nearly flawless except for the typical errant pops and clicks that one would expect from a record of this vintage.
- The light hairline blemish on Side 2, Track 1 causes some light repetitive pops and clicks throughout the track.
- The short blemish on Side 2, Track 2 also causes some repetitive pops and clicks approximately halfway through the first half of the track.
- The remaining parts of Side 2 are comparable to Side 1. It is nearly flawless except for the typical errant pops and clicks.
- Overall, the listening experience was incredible. I ve listened to tens of thousands of records, and I can certainly see why this pressing and recording are so prized and coveted.
- Without the flaws on Tracks 1 2, this record would easily be considered NM. I have graded it at VG and priced it accordingly to accurately reflect the condition.

PLEASE NOTE:
You are bidding on an original 1950 s vinyl record. It will not have completely silent surfaces, even in mint or unmplayed condition. If you are looking for absolutely perfect blemish-free reproduction, this was not ever designed or intended to achieve that result.

Please remember that older, used LPs such as this will tend to benefit from a proper, professional cleaning. This record has not been cleaned. Playback will almost assuredly improve if cleaned professionally.

This record is from a large, private collection of over 6,000 records. This is one of the most special and rare records in the collection.
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