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A set of 28 boxes each containing 4 vinyl LPs, "Great Men of Music"
SKU: 0668-11173810
$300.00
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This beautiful collection of LPs featuring classical music from 28 composers was originally a "Time Life" mail order series from the 1970s. Each of the 28 cases contains four long playing vinyl records, in a quality pack with a booklet describing the life and works of each composer. Most of the cases have never been opened and some are still wrapped in their original plastic. (We have checked each case for completeness).
Note: each case of 4 records weighs 1.1`kgs. The total weight of the collection is, therefore, 32 kgs but the cases can be lifted in several bundles for safe and easy lifting.
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Used: as new
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