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09-01-2007, 7:34 PM
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| How to spot a first pressing
I've found some old LPs in the attic, not all in the best condition. I've been told old classical LP's can be worth selling on ebay. One is an HMV with a white and gold label, is this a first pressing? Another is red and grey (10"), what about this? The white and gold one is called Operatic Duets, and has a few scratches, but would be very playable, anyone any specualtion to it's value? Is there a site or resource I can be steered towards to answer these label questions? Thanks Harry |
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