From Wikipedia:  Leonard Bernstein (August 25, 1918 – October 14, 1990) was an American composer, conductor, author, music lecturer, and pianist. He was among the first conductors born and educated in the United States of America to receive worldwide acclaim. According to The New York Times, he was "one of the most prodigiously talented and successful musicians in American history."  He may possibly be the best known conductor in the world.

IMPORTANT: I’m just in the beginning of listing over 2,000 LaserDiscs.   Some are really rare and entertaining (like some old bands, classical performances, and movies you just can't find in other formats).  Please check them out by clicking on "Sellers Other Listings".  Please feel free to contact me if there are titles you are looking for that I haven't yet listed for sale.  Most of them I've personally checked out and they play great unless of course they are brand new and factory sealed.  All of my pictures are of the actual disc covers and clearly show their condition (a picture’s worth a thousand words).  Only a small number of them have and show creased corners and disc ring wear.  They are all currently protected in thick (4 mil) plastic vinyl record covers and they all have protective inner sleeves which curtails any further wear since I bought them.  Some of them still have the factory plastic packaging too.  Several discs have a yellow sticky note on the bottom which provides me some information and they will come off before I ship the item.  Some discs have price stickers on them which I plan to leave on for your own historical amusement.  'punchouts' are noted.  You can usually remove the price stickers with a hair blow-dryer if you prefer not to have them.  Personally, I love laser discs.  Their covers are often amazing works of art which is something I really miss on the smaller DVD or CD cases.  LaserDiscs are especially appreciated by audiophiles who love the superior 'uncompressed' sound.  I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

LaserDisc technical trivia: 
Did you know the spiral track of a Laserdisc is 42 miles (67 km) long?
CAV  'Constant Angular Velocity' or Standard Play discs supported several unique features such as freeze frame, variable slow motion and reverse.
CLV  'Constant Linear Velocity' or Extended Play discs do not have the "trick play" features of CAV.  They offer simple playback unless you own a high-end LaserDisc player which incorporates Digital Frame Storing.
LaserDisc sound:  CX is a Pioneer invention to create Noise Reduction System on the analog track which prevents sound from invading the visual picture.
Sound can be stored in either analog or digital formats and in a variety of Surround Sound formats:
NTSC; LaserDiscs carry two analog audio tracks, plus two high quality uncompressed PCM Digital Audio tracks and new discs often offer AC3.

Shipping is USPS ‘media mail’ in the USA and likewise USPS ‘same rate’ territories.  …and YES, I will gladly add additional discs you purchase from me to your order at a discounted shipping rate of just $.75/disc. if they are purchased within the same business day.  I do my best to get every order out in the following morning’s mail.  If you are out of the USPS Media Mail area, your International shipping will be the actual USPS calculated shipping amount for your total order.  Please let me calculate that amount and send you a PayPal invoice before paying for your item(s).  Please feel free to ask me questions about any of these items and I’ll do my best to answer them promptly and accurately.

BONUS:  While they last, if you live in the USA or likewise USPS 'same rate' territories, I will include one FREE movie LaserDisc from a collection of non-jacketed product.  Just email me before I mail out your purchase that you are interested and I'll send you a list of the remaining titles and I will postpone your order till you inform me of your choice.

Good Luck!  

…Thank You for your purchase!  Enjoy!