| Entry |
Titel |
Revision |
Stich |
1
Correctur-Abzug |
II
Correctur-Abzug |
Druckauftrag |
Lieferung |
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Componist |
Werke |
Ausgabe fur |
Editions Nummer |
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übergeben an |
Plattenzahl |
von Drucker |
von Revisor |
von Drucker |
von Revisor |
Datum |
Auflage |
Datum |
Auflage |
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Excelsior Album I |
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3600 |
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Waldheim |
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1911.09.01 |
25,000 |
1912.01.03 |
24,996 |
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260
Platten wurden am 20.IV.1947 am Kaindl zum Austausch gegen neue
Zinkplatten abgegeben. |
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Geidel |
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1911.11.01 |
10,000 |
1911.11.29 |
10,000 |
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" |
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1912.07.12 |
10,000 |
1912.09.23 |
10,000 |
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Waldh. |
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1925.07.02 |
1000 |
1926.01.30 |
1000 |
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vom alten Weags-Lager |
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1939.05.05 |
54 |
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"
" "
" verstampft |
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1939.12.31 |
30 |
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[No further orders
listed.] |
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Excelsior |
Album II |
Ges. & Klav. |
3700 |
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1912.08.31 |
20,000 |
1914.12.20 |
19,990 |
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1913.07.04 |
5000 |
1919.11.03 |
4838 |
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1921.09.09 |
2000 |
1925.08.28 |
1991 |
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[no further orders listed] |
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Excelsior Album III |
[Klavier] |
3800 |
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1914.11.20 |
4000 |
1915.04.04 |
4000 |
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260
Platten wurden am 20.IV.1947 am Kaindl zum Austausch gegen neue
Zinkplatten abgegeben. |
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1914.12.17 |
2000 |
1915.12.23 |
2000 |
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1916.04.12 |
3000 |
1917.12.05 |
3069 |
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1929.06.12 |
5000 |
1929.10.30 |
4967 |
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Kriegsbeilage |
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1914.12.28 |
100 |
1915.01.14 |
100 |
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[pencil:] |
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streichen |
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Note:
The chronology of the first two print orders for
both vol. 2 and vol. 3 is unusual: the second order
ostensibly predates the delivery of the first order. It seems
likely that the initial order was supplied in batches (perhaps a
response to the problems that Waldheim-Eberle had in printing
volume 1 on time) and that as soon as UE could estimate (on the
basis of initial sales) their likely medium-term requirements, a
second order was placed. |
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