Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I, Original 1969 vinyl LP Atlantic Red/Plum A1/B1
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Description
All my LP's, Albums & Singles are being sold off from my own private collection, all of which have
been cared for, are stored in poly sleeves and shelved correctly. I've graded and priced
my collection conservatively. I'm happy to answer questions you may have, provide further photos
and can also provide audio samples on request.
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin (1969) (LP, Album, 2nd Pressing, Variation 1)
Media Condition: Excellent (EX)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Still very shiny, the album has no signs of wear, scuffs and/or scratches but does play with some minimal surface noise, only audible in very quiet parts of the album.
The cover has the grey stripe and is in extremely good condition only showing slight shelf wear. The lamination is complete, there are a few superficial creases to the front and back cover as usually seen for an LP of this age but nothing serious, the spine is completely intact and can be read clearly. Complete with the original poly-lined inner sleeve.
INFORMATION
2nd Pressing, Variation 1: Orange Sleeve Lettering with grey stripe. Atlantic Orange & Plum Labels. Warner Bros./7 Arts publishing credit.
This is the Led Zeppelin second pressing, Variation 1, with 'Warner Bros./7 Arts . Jewel Music' in two lines (labels)
The sleeve incorrectly lists the playing time of, How Many More Times as 3:30.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Variation 1: A side stamped runout, except 8 before 171 is a scratched out number hand etched, 8 is the number scratched): 58#8171 A//1 1 2 24
- Matrix / Runout (Variation 1: B side stamped runout, except 8 before 171 is a scratched out number hand etched, 8 is the number scratched): 58#8171 B//1 1 1 4
NOTES Please note, the 1st Pressing has the same catalogue number, but with turquoise sleeve lettering and a Superhype publishing credit. There are also first pressings in existence with orange lettering and a Superhype publishing credit (Led Zeppelin). Later pressing have a different catalogue number (K 40031).
Warner Bros./7 Arts one line publishing credit, Orange Lettering
Gradings Explained
All records get a visual grading, and are listened to in order to check playback quality of the vinyl.
I grade all my items Conservatively according to The Rare Record Collector Guide.
I only grade items as Mint if they are sealed.
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