Led Zeppelin II rare LP vinyl Atlantic red & plum 1st press cat number 588198

	£		31
	$		41

Led Zeppelin II on the first pressing red and plum Atlantic label. Catalogue number 588198.

The gatefold sleeve is in very good condition with just the usual shelf marks.

The inner sleeve is the white sleeve with the clear plastic centre.

The vinyl is in very good condition and the only thing that prevents me from saying it's excellent is that there's a few light hairlines on it. The matrix is the A6/B4 combination. This version has The Lemon Song listed as Killing Floor on the label.

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