Hi all,
I have a signed record of Richard Tauber's Die Tote Stadt. I am curious about the worth of this record.
Signed Record of Richard Tauber's Die Tote Stadt
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Re: Signed Record of Richard Tauber's Die Tote Stadt
It's signed in the wax, so it's probably no different from any other copy. The disc itself iisn't common because it's a late acoustic - they tended to have short lives in the catalogue.
It's unlikely that you can retire on the proceeds -
https://www.popsike.com/Odeon-Lxx-80944 ... 04848.html
It's unlikely that you can retire on the proceeds -
https://www.popsike.com/Odeon-Lxx-80944 ... 04848.html
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Re: Signed Record of Richard Tauber's Die Tote Stadt
It was common practice for artists, especially those who recorded for the Lindstrom group, to autograph the wax.
They believed it to be a precaution against piracy.
Records individually autographed on the label are a different matter and can be worth more than an unsigned copy.
They believed it to be a precaution against piracy.
Records individually autographed on the label are a different matter and can be worth more than an unsigned copy.
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Re: Signed Record of Richard Tauber's Die Tote Stadt
Yes, many fonitipias are also signed on the wax. And the Columbia 863 by John McCormack is signed too, as it was an Odeon matrix.
Inigo