Led Zeppelin I U.S. WHITE LABEL PROMO LP 1969

$

125

ALL AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL LED ZEPPELIN MEMORABILIA

Welcome to another rare item up for auction. I will be offering extremely rare vinyl LPs such as this one. Please take a look at my other listings. I will try to describe the condition of these extremely rare pressings, but please feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions. I understand that vinyl collectors are very particular and need a lot of specific information before purchasing/investing in recordings. I will do my best, with limited photographs, to explain the condition of each item in as much detail as possible.

Up for sale is an extremely rare UNITED STATES white label promo of Led Zeppelin I from 1969. It is marked "Sample Copy – Not For Sale" on the label. White label promos are limited runs given in advance to radio stations to promote album releases. These are very rare, sought-after vinyl collectibles.

The condition of the LP is VG- condition with scuffs and major scratches that may affect the playing condition of the vinyl. I have not treated the LP with any type of vinyl cleaner, which would brighten the overall look of the vinyl. This is a rare item that would be a great addition to anyone's collection.

Please note that the album jacket has minor wear and handling smudges. The album jacket is firm with minor cracks and dings on the edges, and a minor split at the top right corner. However, the overall look of the album jacket is good. The promo sticker on the album cover, which states "Promotional Copy – Not for Sale," is intact and in good condition. No matter what the condition, this is a historic promotional edition of the first album. It has been in my collection for many, many years and is truly an extremely rare Led Zeppelin vinyl item.

I am always interested in trading, particularly Led Zeppelin paper goods: ticket stubs, handbills and concert posters. Please let me know what you might have for trade. If you have any questions, please ask before bidding. Serious bidders only. Shipping and handling will be $12.40 in the U.S., and insurance is extra. International bids are accepted, but payment must be sent registered, so actual postage will be figured at the end of the auction.

Good luck! And, again, please let me know if you have any specific questions.