Three Ebay Packages Unboxed Classical Vinyl Records European Labels And Unusual Hogwood Mozart LP

[@lesche-hobby]

Would like to see you share your favorite and most priced processions in your collection. Especially what's kept from your professional dealing days. Great videos

[@DadgeCity]

You have great taste. The first record is especially beautiful.

[@Mono-d7t]

very nice video as always, I am wondering if maybe you could do a tour of your gear like your setup, looking forward to more videos

[@VagueRANT100]

I like your boundless enthusiasm Stuart ! Every time you open a package it"s like Boxing Day ...the anticipation is quite contagious and when you get one with non aligned labels or a wee bit of snap,crackle and pop your disappointment is palpable....a bit like getting a set of handkerchiefs from a favourite auntie as your Xmas present.....though there is a Silver Lining....you can use this unwanted gift to clean your records!

[@hobhood7118]

The Mozart Concertos were originally released on L'Oiseau Lyre which was Decca. Presumably licensed to Musical Heritage for mail-order sales in USA.

[@lesche-hobby]

What's the relationship between L'Oiseau-Lyre and Decca? I saw some of their publications has London label on them. Particularly the early Mozart Symphonies e.g. OL 50119

[@AitchAitch999]

Interesting set of purchases…especially like the Leclair, I’ll have to keep an eye on your website to see if you decide to sell it!

[@dead_formats]

Most records have deviated label placements. The labels are placed on the record press without attention to orientation!

[@LPCLASSICAL]

@@dead_formats I will check a good sample of records and report

[@celtic-audiophile]

So is the location just your packing area or is that your main deck ?

[@LPCLASSICAL]

It is my main deck.