PINK FLOYD DARK SIDE OF THE MOON LP 1st press complete NM- Wally Traugott

$

80

SHIPPING--extra shipping after first LP is  $1-2 more in USA,
INTERNATIONAL BUYERS- THE NEW US POSTAL RATES are harsh. BUT NOW WE  CAN AT LEAST OFFER THAT 2ND AND SOMETIMES THIRD LP ADDED ARE USUALLY NO EXTRA CHARGE- SO CONSIDER OUR OTHER LISTINGS TO JUSTIFY THE HIGH SHIPPING FROM USA ...DIVIDED BY TWO OR THREE FOR THE SAME PRICE, IT'S NOT SO BAD, but for one LP it's just stupid. SORRY.
it all depends on the weight of specific LPs/items. in short, this rate is for anything up to two pounds inc. packing...so sometimes it's only one extra LP at no charge as the 3rd LP will tip it past two pounds.
 so of course you cant get three or even two double albums for this price. but maybe a double and a single
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PINK FLOYD DARK SIDE OF THE MOON WITH POSTERS STICKER LP

although this LP  probably has the most false claims of 1st press
I believe this copy actually clearly qualifies 

• Matrix / Runout: (Scratched Side A): SMAS 1-11163-F20 #1
  
• Matrix / Runout: (Scratched Side B): SMAS 1-11163-F1 small uppercase2 #2  wly

Wally Traugott [Wly or Wally] - Mastering engineer at Capitol Records, generally worked on the "F" Neumann lathe at Tower Mastering in Hollywood, California. Also cut some lacquers on the "H / J" Scully lathe 1973-1975

F is the letter that refers to the lathe used to cut the lacquer. In this instance, the lacquer was cut using the "F" Neumann lathe at Tower Mastering.

1. The 20 following the F is the specific lacquer / stamper number.
2. #1 is the mother number.
3. Wly indicates that Wally Traugott was the mastering engineer who cut the lacquer.