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Media Condition:Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition:Very Good Plus (VG+)

Comments:
EX vinyl and jacket, no flaws. Ask for pics, vinyl has been cleaned and resleeved in a rice paper inner. ships with care in a whiplash mailer from a brick and mortar record store.

Notes:
A High Fidelity RecordingRed colored labels with unshaded dog logo.Side 1 (“Italian”): taken from the broadcast of February 28, 1954.Side 2 (“Reformation”): taken from the broadcast of December 13, 1953.[Liner: Mendelssohn’s “Italian” and “Reformation” Symphonies were both taken from broadcast performances which originated in Carnegie Hall, New York City. This High Fidelity recording has been prepared from a wide range, high quality magnetic tape original. The transfer from tape to disc was made with equipment which ensures the complete frequency range, a uniform response from the outside to inside of the disc, a minimum of distortion, and quiet surfaces.Copyright 1955, Radio Corporation of America

Track List:
. Symphony No. 4, In A, Op. 90 (“Italian”)
. Symphony No. 5, In D Minor, Op. 107 (“Reformation”)

Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Pressing Plant ID I
Matrix / Runout E4RP-8194
Matrix / Runout E4RP-8359
Matrix / Runout E4 RP8194-9S I B1
Matrix / Runout E4 RP8359-10S I B5

Copyright (c) Radio Corporation Of America
Recorded At Carnegie Hall
Pressed By RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis

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