VIGRASS & OSBORNE‎ / QUEUES with MUSICIAN'S SHEET MUSIC trifold 1972 UNI 73129

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VIGRASS & OSBORNE‎  QUEUES   1972 UNI 73129
VINYL: EX looks & plays a strong EX just short of NM SLEEVE: VG+ great shape except for some white spots at the top of the inside of the 3rd sleeve, where part of the black color is scuffed off (I show it in the pix) INCLUDES LYRICS INSERT the records are in MFSL audiophile inner sleeves.
WITH PROFESSIONAL SHEET MUSIC for 3 of the songs. The sheet music is for the 3 songs- 1)"Men of Learning" 2)"Virginia" 3)"Mississippi Lullaby" The sheet music is marked "Not for sale or distribution" I assume it belonged to a musician or someone in production that had something to do with either making the album or playing with/backing up the group. Quite possibly someone listed in the credits below. I don't know. I got it in a Santa Monica thrift store along with a couple other albums that contained music that I already sold.
On "Men of Learning" is written a note in ink, "Hit to be" etc. 
VINYL- NM play graded SLEEVE- EX  (red marker around song Footloose & promo sticker) ORIGINAL INNER SLEEVE top corner edge has 1" split.

Tracklist

A1       Men Of Learning       

A2       Don't You Worry       

A3       Ballerina         

A4       Mississippi Lulluabye           

A5       Virginia           

B1       Sail Away        

B2       Forever Autumn        

B3       An Invitation  

B4       Remember     

B5       The End  

Credits

Backing Vocals – Barry St. John, Doris Troy, Harry Vokales, Jimmy Thomas, Judith Powell, Liza Strike, Rob Freeman (3)

Bass Guitar – Pete Morgan

Composed By, Arranged By, Producer – Jeff Wayne

Drums – Barry Morgan

Guitar – Caleb Quaye, Chris Spedding, Clive Hicks, Martin Kershaw

Keyboards – Alan Hawkshaw

Percussion – Alan Graham, Ray Cooper, Terry Emery

Synthesizer [Moog] – Jeff Wayne

Vocals, Lyrics By – Gary Osborne, Paul Vigrass

NM (Near Mint): Record and cover appear virtually unmarked.

VG++ : Looks and/or plays just short of NM

VG+ : Used but not abused. Will likely have some relatively slight  audible imperfections.

VG : Many only surface lines or may have a small scratch that doesn't skip.Background sound 

but still enjoyable. Cover defects will be noted.

VG-: significant background sound from various defects but music always quite audible above it. Cover has some damage that will be noted.