PINK FLOYD Wish You Were Here 1975 1st Press LP PC-33453 HYPE STICKER & POSTCARD
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Up for sale is one (1) Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 1975 1st Pressing LP with the original THE ORIGINAL HYPE STICKER AND THE ORIGINAL POSTCARD. First pressing from 1975 on Columbia Records (#PC-33453). NO BARCODE. The Hype Sticker is affixed directly to the cover. THE WHOLE PACKAGE IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE.
INCLUDES THE ORIGINAL POSTCARD, which is almost always missing.
The vinyl is in Very Good condition, but has some visual surface marks. For the most part these are unfeelable marks and do not affect play. The surface marks are not as bad as they look and do not affect playback.
As is typical with Floyd LP's there is some surface noise along the way(mostly during the quiet parts).
I recently played this LP and it sounds great.
Nice fairly clean labels with some very minor spindle marks and there is a large 1 written in permanent marker on Side 1.
The cover is in very good condition with typical wear from age, including, but not limited to minor corner dings, scrapes, some stains, fade spots, and ring wear, etc... There is the name Joe written two times in pen on the front cover. This cover typically does not age well, but this one is in great shape. There are no split seams or cut-outs.
The Hype Sticker is affixed directly to the cover and is in great shape.
DEAD WAX INFO:
SIDE 1: AL 33453-1A (1A is scratched out and 2A is written in)
SIDE 2: BL 33453-1A 1D (1A is scratched out and 1D is written in which is also scratched out and then 3A is written in)
The custom inner sleeve is in very good condition with typical wear from age, including but not limited to minor corner dings, crumples, some stains, and ring wear, etc... There are no split seams. To further protect the custom inner sleeve, the LP is now being housed in a plain protective sleeve.
The postcard is in very good condition with typical wear from age, including 1 bent corner and 1 bent corner with a very small tear.
I obtained this LP in the 1970's. It was played many times back in the day. I haven't played this LP in over 30 years. It has been in storage ever since.
I am thinning out my vinyl collection. My loss is your gain! Go ahead and make an offer. I want to sell this item. You tell me what you think it is worth. Many of my listings sell with "BEST OFFERS"! This is the actual item you will receive. See the photos and judge for yourself.
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