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78 rpm: DEUTSCH IST DIE SAAR German WW2 Wehrmacht *-STANDARTE Choir (1934) WWII 78rpm
173.00 USD
390.00 USD
08 Jan 2022
21 Dec 2021
Best Offer
283
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Estonia
Used
Electrola
Military
Marching
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RECORD DESCRIPTION
Largely unknown recording, no selling history or any info about this record!
According to the catalog number it was released in 1934!
First time listed for sale in eBay!
Both songs with choir singing!
"Deutsch Ist Die Saar"
Singing by: Choir of The State Opera of Berlin, solist Gerog Höllger
Played by: M.-Z. der 15. SS-Standarte
Lead by: Obertruppführer Paul Hellmann
"Kyffhäuser Bundesmarsch"
Singing by: Choir of The State Opera of Berlin
Played by: Musikkorps III Batl. 9 Inf.-Regt. Spandau
Lead by: Obermusikmeister Adolf Berdien
CONDITION E- ( Some surface marks, but no noticeable impact on playback ! Audio quality strong 7/10, plays really great! Minimum groove wear visible, no crackle or needle jumps! Comes with rare original Electrola record sleeve in sharp condition!)
The record can be played also with a modern turntable, which has a shellac stylus.
COLLECTORS ITEM!
(I have also other WW2 German 78rpm records for sale.)
SHIPPING
WORLDWIDE REGISTERED SHIPPING 13.90 USD!
78rpm records are sent in special boxes, between cardboard layers and softening material around.
| GRADING |
N (new)
Unplayed and showing no signs of wear.
E (excellent)
Showing only slight wear. Playing surfaces still retain much of their original shine.
V (very good)
Somewhat more worn than an excellent record, slight grayness appearing in the grooves, especially in louder passages. Still a fairly clean and acceptable copy. Surface and extraneous noise is noticeable, but does not overwhelm the music. .
G (good)
Shows considerable wear and usage, grayness in the grooves, random mars and light abrasions from a sleeveless existence. Surface noise is audible.
F (fair)
Indicates the lowest grades of the condition code.
Plus and minus signs are used to indicate slight differences in the grading.