THE ROLLING STONES: Let It Bleed - LP + inner *EARLY UK STEREO PRESS *EXCELLENT

	£		19
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THE ROLLING STONES 'Let It Bleed'  
A super copy - Clearly well cared for - Fully play graded - 13 photos below

EARLY UK STEREO PRESS WITH THE 'BOXED' LABELS; DATES 1970-72
SKL 5025 CATALOGUE NUMBER; P-4W / P-3W MATRIX
ORIGINAL FRONT LAMINATED UPTON PRINTING SLEEVE WITH MONO/STEREO 'PEEP HOLE' TO THE REAR
*FULL RELEASE DETAILS CAN BE FOUND BELOW THE PHOTO GALLERY
CONDITION REPORT & PHOTO GALLERY AUDIO EX/EXCELLENT(-); this has been completely play graded from start to finish at volume and both sides played through really nicely. The clarity of the audio was great throughout; bright and crisp without a hint of distortion. K
There was some light background crackle and static in places but nothing that I felt was overly intrusive. I didn't hear any pops at all across either side. Some light dust clicks here and there which could be heard on a brand new record anyway.
Great audio throughout; sounded really good.
VINYL (VISUAL): VERY GOOD(+); the vinyl retains a nice sheen but does have fine hairlines, wispy sleeve removal marks and some light superficial marks. Nothing heavy or feelable though and certainly nothing that had any effect on the audio which was great. 
LABELS: Both look great; bright and clean with just light spindle and needle marks consistent with the record having been played. No scuffs, tears or writing.
SLEEVE: EX/EXCELLENT(-); the sleeve is a very presentable example. It has some light creasing to front and back + some light ring wear to the rear. The spine has just very light wear but is firm and straight with all text still clearly legible. Just very light wear to the opening edges. Looks really nice overall.
INNER: This is the original inner sleeve which shows credits for the LP (Bach Choir credit blacked out). Later copies came with just a standard Decca company inner. It is notoriously fragile being made from very thin paper, but this copy is in very presentable condition with just creasing/signs of handling. No rips, tears or splits.

*INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING RATES + TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPEAR BELOW THE PHOTO GALLERY. THE DEFAULT RATE SHOWN IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE OPTION. PLEASE WAIT FOR MY INVOICE IF THE SALE VALUE IS BELOW £50. THANK YOU*

*UK BUYERS PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL ITEMS WITH A FINAL SALE VALUE IN EXCESS OF £46 MUST BE SENT VIA SPECIAL DELIVERY WITH NO EXCEPTIONS AT THE RATE SHOWN. IF THIS IS THE CASE, PLEASE DO NOT PAY UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED MY INVOICE. THANK YOU*

         

RELEASE DETAILS

LABEL: Decca

YEAR OF RELEASE: 1969 (this pressing dates from 1970-72)

COUNTRY OF RELEASE: UK

CATALOGUE NUMBER: SKL 5025

MATRIX NUMBERS: XARL-9363.P-4W / XARL -9364-P-3W

MOTHER / STAMPER CODES: 2D 11 / 1 GM

VINYL WEIGHT: 150g

GRADING

Unless otherwise stated, all of my records have been play tested before listing using a Rega P3-24 turntable with Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge & stylus. I describe honestly and accurately but please bear in mind that I am only human and such things are always subjective. I tend to grade records conservatively and believe that my feedback speaks for itself. 

 Please take confidence from the fact that I have been a collector myself for over 20 years (please check my feedback as a buyer) and know only too well how disappointing it is to receive an inaccurately described record.

I also grade visually using a strong halogen lamp.

I use the Record Collector grading system as shown below.

POSTAGE / SHIPPING

I post worldwide and pack all records in custom made (stiff) card mailers and add extra packaging inside to ensure a safe delivery. I will provide a protective polythene sleeve and the record and inner will be removed from the outer sleeve to prevent seam splits in transit. I want your record to get to you in the condition that it was when it left me.

For any records that come with printed inner sleeves, I will also provide an additional plain inner.

As a general rule, shipping will be discounted ie. I lose money on the costs of buying my packaging. I do not profit from this; please remember that my costs are not simply those shown on the stamp!

Shipping rates quoted are valid up to a total sale value of £2500 within the UK and £500 for overseas buyers in the territories shown below:

EUROPE: UP TO £25; £5 / £25-£49.99; £10.20 / £50-£500; £13

NORTH AMERICA & JAPAN: UP TO £25; £8.25 / £25-£49.99; £13.50 / £50-£500; £16

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND: UP TO £25; £8.50 / £25-£49.99; £14 / £50-£500; £16.50

BUYERS OUTSIDE OF THE ABOVE TERRITORIES SHOULD NOTE THAT THE SAME RATES APPLY BUT ONLY UP TO A MAXIMUM VALUE OF £250

UK buyers please note that any item or items with a total value of £46 or more will be sent by Special Delivery with no exceptions. Please ask for a quote or wait for my invoice if the final sale is more than £2500.

Overseas buyers please note that any item or items with a total value of £25 or more will be sent by International Signed For with no exceptions. Please ask for a quote or wait for my invoice if the final sale is more than £250/£500.

CUSTOMS DECLARATIONS FOR OVERSEAS ORDERS: Please note that for overseas orders from outside the EU I am obliged to complete a customs declaration and must enter the true value of the package's contents on the declaration. It is the BUYER'S responsibility to ensure that all import duties are known and paid.

Please send me a message if anything is unclear and I will be happy to help.

RECORD COLLECTOR GRADING SYSTEM

MINT: The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint.

EXCELLENT: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and / or creasing.

VERY GOOD: The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable.

GOOD: The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches. The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration, etc.

FAIR: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise; it may even jump. The cover and contents will be torn, stained and / or defaced.

POOR: The record will not play properly due to scratches, bad surface noise, etc. The cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing.

BAD: The record is unplayable or might even be broken, and is only of use as a collection filler.

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