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“Symphony No. 7, by Jean Sebilius,” conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham (1942)

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Front cover credit, close up. Steinweiss, Alex (design). Sir Thomas Beecham conducts, “Symphony No. 7, by Jean Sebelius,” 1942. Columbia Masterworks (M-524). 78-rpm cardboard cover, 10 X 10in. (25 x 25 cm).
78-rpm shellac, Alex Steinweiss, Columbia Masterworks, mid-century modern

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