Check the listing for details. Schwann Long Playing Record Catalog. August, 1964 issue, incomplete. Condition: Acceptable. Listed at 3.00 USD. Schwann Long Playing Record Catalog. May, 1962 issue. Schwann Long Playing Record Catalog. August, 1964 issue. Poor condition, tape on spine: acceptable if you don't mind that half the catalog is missing. The first 154 pages are complete, basically all the classical listing plus new listings, up to the beginning of spoken and misc. recordings. This copy was a place holder in my collection until I got a complete copy, but my main interest is the classical listings so it was OK. See first and second picture. Other pictures are other catalogs listed in separate listings. NOTE: I collect Schwann Catalogs from the early 1950s through the 1980s, but I also have been downsizing the collection, and have more issues for some years than I feel I really need to keep in the collection. They aren't duplicates, like the ones in my ebay listings, but if you need particular issues, I may be willing to sell some non-duplicate issues. If you need some specific issues, click on "Contact Seller" in the upper right corner of this listing and tell me what you are looking for. I'll look at what I have and make you an offer if I have some you want; if I don't have any of your wants available, I'll let you know that, too. Buying several catalogs at the same time greatly reduces shipping costs, and I can make a special listing and send you a link. The Schwann Record Catalog was THE reference source for VINYL, Long Playing 33 1/3 rpm records from 1949 into the 1980s and beyond. The catalog was published monthly and included new releases and currently available records in the USA. Classical recordings were listed in alphabetical order by composer and title and primarily by artist for other music categories. It also published a series of Artist Issues, at least 17 volumes between 1953 and 1990, which listed Classical records by artist instead of by composer and title. Starting in the 1960s it also published more or less semi-annual supplemental catalogs listing imported records, and later, mono recordings and various other recordings that were eliminated over the years from the regular monthly catalog but still in print. Shipping is $5 in the USA. If you win several catalogs, please ask for a combined invoice I will combine shipping and send an invoice with reduced shipping charges. If you don’t ask for a combined invoice and just pay for all winning bids together with multiple shipping charges, I will still ship them together and issue a partial refund, but ebay charges me higher fees that way, so the refund will be smaller. Free local pickup can also be arranged if you are willing to drive to the Catonsville Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library.