Artist: Gilbert BecaudTitle: Becaud A L’Olympia (Original Recording made live on the night of the premier, February 3, 1966, at The Olympia) This record is graded VG+ (or better). If storage marks are present, they are light and will not affect play. Shiny vinyl, bright clean label, a very nice copy of this record. Please refer to the photos for sleeve condition. You may not find any issues but keep an eye out for tape, writing, soft corners, sticker rash, drill holes, notches, and ring wear. This photo is exactly the vinyl record you will receive. It is not a stock photo. Please zoom in to assess the sleeve condition. If you would like more details, please ask. We encourage you to inspect your items upon receipt and report any discrepancy immediately. Returns over quality are humbly accepted. Thanks for having a look. We will be posting thousands of records over the coming weeks. Follow us for updates! A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT RECORD GRADING Grading records is a subjective process. If you disagree with our assessment, please contact us for return postage and a refund of your purchase. Records are visually inspected; we grade the vinyl as follows:Sealed: The vinyl is graded as „Mint.“ It is unopened/unplayed/intact. Any splits or holes in the shrink will be noted. Near Mint: The record has no obvious signs of wear. Both the vinyl and the label are clean and bright. Part of an exceptional collection, curated with care, carefully handled, and properly stored. Very Good Plus: A minimal amount of storage wear or play wear may be present. They will be superficial, difficult to see, and will not detract from sound quality. Very Good: Pronounced storage wear and, maybe, a few superficial scratches are present. There may be some noise during playback but no skips.Good Plus or Good: This record will only be on offer because it is particularly scarce or otherwise seems like some enjoyment can be had regardless of any abuses or improper storage suffered. Check the description explaining why this rating was applied.
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Enrico Macias A L’Olympia Pathé LP Vinyl 12″ 33 RPM Chanson Live 1964
Enrico Macias A L’Olympia Pathé LP Vinyl 12″ 33 RPM Chanson Live 1964
PATHE 1919 RUDOLPH GANZ PIANO Kreisler Liebesfreud/ Schubert Rosamunde 27028
Kreisler : Liebesfreud (Acoustic Pathé recording). / Schubert-Ganz „Rosamunde Ballet Music“. From his 1919 New York Pathe Recording sessions. Orig Issue PATHE VERTICAL SAPPHIRE 10.5″ 78 rpm record. Rudolph Ganz (born 24 February 1877 in Zurich, Switzerland, died 2 August 1972 in Chicago, USA) was a Swiss pianist, conductor and composer.
1920s Pathe X 5427 ed1 SCHMIED ART DECO LABEL Ruhlmann: Wagner: Tannhauser March
(Art deco labels designed by Francois-Louis Schmied, 1873-1941). Artist: Symphony Orchestra conducted by Francois Ruhlmann (1868-1948). Item: Tannhauser: March of the Guests, parts 1 (with choir) and 2 (Wagner).
20s Pathe X 5433 ed1 SCHMIED ART DECO LABEL Ruhlmann: Wagner: Lohengrin, Singers
Item: Lohengrin: Wedding March, Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg: overture pt. 3 (Wagner) Label: Pathe (rare first edition, 78RPM record somewhat below 12″, art deco labels designed by Francois-Louis Schmied, 1873-1941) Catalogue number: X 5433 Artist: Symphony Orchestra conducted by Francois Ruhlmann (1868-1948) Country of release: France (1920s) Condition: Sides are VG++/NM-, respectively (graded visually, age considered) Postage (tracking number): Europe: $12.00 Everywhere else: $25.00 European sales include 21% Dutch VAT.
ANDRE BAUGE „Le Barbier de Seville“ 12″ PATHE ART DECO LABEL X-7118 [78]
ANDRE BAUGE – Baryton de l’Opera Comique. PATHE ART LABEL X-7118. Pathe Art Deco label design by Francois-Louis Schmied. „LE BARBIER DE SEVILLE – Air de Figaro. 11 1/2“ 78 rpm Shellac Record. Original issue, recorded in Paris, France, circa 1927 / 1928.
ALBERT HUBERTY „Les Huguenots“ 12″ PATHE ART DECO LABEL X-7134 [78 RPM]
ALBERT HUBERTY – Basse de l’Opera. PATHE ART LABEL X-7134. Pathe Art Deco label design by Francois-Louis Schmied. 11 1/2″ 78 rpm Shellac Record. Original issue, recorded in Paris, France, circa 1928.
ALBERT HUBERTY „Herodiade / Faust“ 12″ PATHE ART DECO LABEL X-7123 [78 RPM]
ALBERT HUBERTY – Basse de l’Opera. „HERODIADE – Air de Phanuel „( Massenet ). PATHE ART LABEL X-7123. Pathe Art Deco label design by Francois-Louis Schmied. FAUST – Serenade ( Gounod ). 11 1/2“ 78 rpm Shellac Record.
YVONNE GALL „JOCELYN – Berceuse“ 1927-1928 12″ PATHE ART DECO LABEL X-7172 [78]
„JOCELYN – Berceuse “ ( Godard ). PATHE ART LABEL X-7172. Pathe Art Deco label design by Francois-Louis Schmied. YVONNE GALL – Soprano de l’Opera. Original issue, recorded in Paris, France, circa 1927 – 1928.
ALICE RAVEAU „Samson & Dalila“ (EE+) 12″ PATHE ART DECO LABEL X-7222 [78 RPM]
ALICE RAVEAU – de l’Opera Comique. „SAMSON & DALILA – Mon coeur s’ouvre a ta voix /. PATHE ART LABEL X-7222. Pathe Art Deco label design by Francois-Louis Schmied. 12“ 78 rpm Shellac Record. Original issue, recorded in Paris, France, circa 1931.