LED ZEPPELIN ALL 9 ORIGINAL STUDIO LPs STEREO 12” 33RPM 1ST PRESSINGS ONE OWNER

$

400

This is a collection of all nine studio LPs released by Led Zeppelin, all first pressings, all purchased new and all in very good to excellent condition. Pictures shown are the actual LPs. If you would like to see more pictures feel free to message me and I will be happy to reply with more as the limit here is 12.

All of the records that I have for sale are from my own personal collection and were purchased new and played exclusively on a high end turntable. They are play tested for an accurate description of quality.

#1 - “Led Zeppelin”, is the band’s first LP release on Atlantic Records, catalog number SD 8216, in stereo, released in 1969. The words “Mfg. By Atlantic Recording Corp.,1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.” at the bottom of the label denotes that this is the first pressing of this classic recording.

This 47 year old record has only a few minor marks on the playing surface that cannot be felt. There is typical stylus on vinyl sounds and occasional clicking but it sounds great at high volume.

The outer jacket has some corner wear and a small tear in the surface paper on the rear at the top center. All seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition with only some minor rub marks. The original printed inner sleeve has some seam splitting but is intact.  

#2 - “Led Zeppelin II”, is the band’s second LP release on Atlantic Records, catalog number SD 8236, in stereo, released in 1969. The words “Mfg. By Atlantic Recording Corp.,1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.” at the bottom of the label denotes that this is the first pressing of this classic recording.

This 47 year old record has only a few minor marks on the playing surface that cannot be felt. There is typical stylus on vinyl sounds and occasional clicking but it plays perfectly and sounds great at high volume.

The outer gate-fold jacket has some minor edge and surface wear. All seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition. The original printed inner sleeve has a small split on the bottom edge but is otherwise in excellent condition. 

#3 - “Led Zeppelin III”, is the band’s third LP release on Atlantic Records, catalog number SD 7201, in stereo, released in 1970. The words “Mfg. By Atlantic Recording Corp.,1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.” at the bottom of the label denotes that this is the first pressing of this classic recording.

This 46 year old record has a few marks on the playing surface one of which is a short scratch on side one which can be felt and causes some popping on song 2 into song 3. On the balance of the record there is typical stylus on vinyl sounds and occasional clicking but it plays perfectly all the way through and sounds great at high volume.

The outer gate-fold jacket has a perfectly working pinwheel. The jacket shows some minor wear on the corners. There are small staple holes where a price tag had been attached at the top left by the record store and there is a “demonstration” label on the front which the record store had applied. All seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition. The original printed inner sleeve is in excellent condition.

#4 – “Led Zeppelin IV”, is the band’s fourth LP release on Atlantic Records, catalog number SD 7208, in stereo, released in 1971. It includes what many feel is the band’s most famous recording: ”Stairway To Heaven”. The words “Mfg. By Atlantic Recording Corp.,1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.” at the bottom of the label denotes that this is the first pressing of this classic recording.

This 45 year old record has a few minor marks on the playing surface which cannot be felt. The surface is otherwise very clean. The record does make typical stylus on vinyl sounds and some light clicking throughout but it plays perfectly all the way through and still sounds great at high volume.

The outer gate-fold jacket shows only minor wear on the corners and some minor wear on the inside at the bottom. All seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition. The original printed inner sleeve is in excellent condition.

#5 – “Houses Of The Holy” is the band’s fifth LP release on Atlantic Records, catalog number SD 7255, in stereo, released in 1973. The words “Mfg. By Atlantic Recording Corp.,1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.” at the bottom of the label denotes that this is the first pressing of this classic recording.

This 43 year old record has a few minor marks on the playing surface which cannot be felt. The record does make typical stylus on vinyl sounds and some light pops and clicking throughout but it plays perfectly all the way through and still sounds great at high volume.

The outer gate-fold jacket is in excellent condition with only minor wear on the corners. All seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition. The original printed inner sleeve is in excellent condition.

#6 – “Physical Graffiti” is the band’s double LP release on the Swan Song label, catalog number SS-2-200, in stereo, released in 1975. This is the first pressing of this classic 2 LP set which is famous for the exquisite artwork and design of the original jacket and three inner sleeves. This is a true classic package.

At 41 years old, these records do show a few marks and also what looks to be clouding in some areas which appear to be part of the vinyl surface (probably due to less than perfect pressing methods or vinyl quality) however it cannot be felt and does not affect play. The records do make typical stylus on vinyl sounds, a few pops and occasional clicking but they play perfectly all the way through and still sound great at high volume.

The outer jacket has some corner and edge wear but all seams are solid. The record labels are in excellent condition. The three original printed inner sleeves are in excellent condition.

#7 – “Presence” is the band’s second LP release on the Swan Song label, catalog number SS-8416, in stereo, released in 1976. This is a first pressing of this classic LP.

This 40 year old record shows a few small surface marks which cannot be felt but is overall a very clean record. The record does make typical stylus on vinyl sounds and occasional clicking but it plays perfectly all the way through and still sounds great at high volume. The record labels are in excellent condition.

The outer gate-fold jacket has some minor ring wear on the front and back but all seams are solid. The original record company hype sticker and a record store promo label remain on the front. The original printed inner sleeve has a small seam split at the bottom but is otherwise in excellent condition.

#8 – “In Through The Out Door” is the band’s third LP release on the Swan Song label, catalog number SS-16002, in stereo, released in 1979. This is a first pressing of this classic LP.

This 37 year old record looks very clean and makes typical stylus on vinyl sounds and occasional light clicks. It plays perfectly all the way through and sounds great at high volume. The record labels are in excellent condition.

The original brown paper bag outer sleeve is still intact and is creased where it was folded for storage. The outer jacket has only very minor corner wear and looks like new. The original printed inner sleeve is in like new condition.

#9 – “Coda” is the band’s fourth LP release on the Swan Song label, catalog number 90051-1, in stereo, released in 1982. This is a first pressing of this classic LP.

This 34 year old LP looks and sounds like a brand new record. It sounds great at high volume. The record labels are in like new condition.

The outer gate-fold jacket looks like new. The original printed inner sleeve is also in like new condition.

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