LED ZEPPELIN I Album 1969 UK 1st Pressing Serial No. 588171 RARE NR

£ 730

$ 967

£ 730 Sold For

Apr 6, 2013 Sold Date

Mar 27, 2013 Start Date

26 Number Of Bids

Great Britain Country Of Seller

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RE-LISTED DUE TO NON PAYING WINNING BIDDER.
WHY DO THAT? IT SPOILS IT FOR EVERYBODY, ESPECIALLY THOSE AFTER SUCH A RARE ITEM.
PLEASE BID ONLY IF YOU INTEND TO PAY WHEN YOU WIN.

Looking for my old vinyl records over the weekend at my mums I came across a box of old albums of my dads in the cupboard.
Inside I found some old Led Zeppelin albums including this one, which having recently seen the Danny Baker show on BBC realised that it could be a rare first pressing.
Doing some research on the internet and it is indeed a rare first UK pressing, at least as far as I can tell.
Everything that is on the internet regarding the rare first pressing applies to this copy. If you have any questions don't hesitate to get in touch with me. I can send you more photo's if you want them.

I'm selling this on behalf of my dad as he wants to raise some money for a holiday.

The cover is the turquoise writing version with the serial number 588171 on the album label and back cover.
Matrix numbers are 588171 A//1 and 588171 B//1
The label shows Superhype Music publishing credits on both sides.

The cover is in good condition, but showing some creasing. It is 44 years old after all. See photo.
There are signs of surface scratches on the vinyl from being previously enjoyed.
I would rather you came to view the album yourself before bidding, as I know condition descriptions vary depending on personal opinion.
I would describe it as fair condition. It plays well on my system, with some pops and crackles. This isn't a high end system so you may find different on yours.
So here's your chance to own a copy of a rare vinyl album 99p start NO RESERVE.

Depending upon price achieved the postage may vary. Special delivery with £500 of insurance is coming up at £6.35, I don't want to send an expensive item with no insurance as I don't want anyone to be out of pocket, if it were to be damaged or lost in transit.

I'm away for a few days over the bank holiday weekend so may not get back to answer any questions straight away, but will endeavour to answer them as soon as possible.