LED ZEPPELIN III 3 Peter Grant Credit Wheel cover Plum Red Atlantic Vinyl LP
  £   50
  $   66

 


£ 50 Sold For
Oct 13, 2015 Sold Date
Oct 6, 2015 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Very rare first pressing of 1970 UK LP with the Plum and Red Atlantic label and the all important Peter Grant credit.

Gatefold sleeve is vibrant and clean.  The wheel is fully functional and the metal pin in place, which is unusual as most popped out very quickly.  Slight lamination creasing on the back and wear to one bottom cover, otherwise perfect.  The album was marketed by Polydor in the UK, so has the correct inner sleeve with the plastic bags warning; it is in good condition with no splits.  The vinyl is lovely.  There are very light marks only visible under bright light and a tiny scratch that does not effect play.  Towards the end of Since I've Been Loving You there is a mark that looks like a pressing fault it causes 2 or 3 light clicks, otherwise a very nice copy indeed.  This one is a keeper!

 

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: The record shall be sent to the lucky winner very well packaged and correctly stored outside of the sleeve. I ONLY SEND ITEMS REGISTERED!  No exceptions!  Collection for cash is welcomed.  Shipping to UK is £5.30 first class signed for, to the EU is £14 tracked and to the rest of the world is £19 tracked.  If you are not happy with the postage costs then please do NOT bid!  I only use LP boxes that fit 1 or 2 records, so each item won will be sent individually unless you are willing to pay for the extra packaging.  Please bear this in mind before bidding on more than one item.  The postage costs may seem high but I actually make a loss.  Royal Mail has recently increased their prices and I am forced to send registered due to Ebay’s policy of always refunding the buyer if the item should go ‘missing’.  Unfortunately, Ebay now take 10% of all postage costs in the final fee and Paypal take a further 5%.  Tracked mail to the EU costs £13 and worldwide costs £17.  So, the postage cost plus 15% is £13 + £1.95 = £14.95 and £17 + £2.55 = £19.55.  This means I am in fact under charging and not passing on the cost for packaging or my time and I am often waiting for over 40 minutes in a busy Post Office.  Therefore, I will not lower the postage price, please do not ask. Any other questions please enquire.

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