Gramophone Magazine - Full Collection 1923-1976

$895 · Offered by Tamino Autographs

The Gramophone magazine is a UK-based monthly magazine dedicated to classical music, particularly to reviews of recordings, but with a large amount of content related to artists and composers. The first issue was in 1923, this publication is now 100 years old and has become a world authority in classical music. Treasured by a collector for over half a century, these bound volumes are full of interesting articles about classical music and opera recordings and performers, and a treasure trove of interesting information, photos, reviews, and more. All 53 volumes are bound, each one is approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, and thickness varies a lot depending on the volume. All magazines are in very good to excellent condition. Sold as a full only, and at a bargain price, will not be split into parts. These volumes are sometimes sold one at a time, at around $45 each, except the first ones - which are very hard to find - sold for quite more. FOR PICK UP IN NEW YORK ONLY, will not be shipped due to size, weight, and cost - This collection is stored in 5 rather heavy boxes, each one is 14 x 14 x 14 inches in size. Shipping cost will be refunded upon pickup. Sold at a bargain price.

• Binding: Hardcover

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