The Rolling Stones - Between The Buttons Decca LK.4852 LP 1967
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Sep 1, 2026 Sold Date
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The Rolling Stones – Between the ButtonsGenuine 1967 UK Mono First Pressing (Decca Records – LK.4852)Up for sale is a stunning, 100% authentic 1967 UK mono first-pressing of Between the Buttons by The Rolling Stones. This is the true original UK edition featuring the authentic tracking layout intended by Andrew Loog Oldham and the band, including "Yesterday's Papers", "Back Street Girl", and "She Smiled Sweetly".This copy features the iconic, original "unboxed" silver Decca script logo on a vibrant red paper label, alongside the vintage K/T tax code stamped cleanly onto the right-hand side of the label.Matrix / Runout Numbers (Machine-Stamped in Dead Wax):Side 1 Matrix: XARL-7644-5ASide 2 Matrix: XARL-7645-6A💿 CONDITION GRADING (Strictly Graded)VINYL CONDITION: EXCELLENT (EX)The vinyl disc is absolutely beautiful, retaining its full original deep glossy mirror shine. Under close inspection beneath bright direct light, there are no visible scratches, scuffs, or marks whatsoever. The original red unboxed Decca paper labels are exceptionally clean with virtually no spindle wear trails around the center hole. A truly top-tier collector's disc that handles the punchy 1967 mono mix perfectly.CARDBOARD JACKET CONDITION: VERY GOOD (VG)Front: Original 1967 laminated front cover featuring the famous Gered Mankowitz photograph. The laminate has a beautiful, highly reflective gloss shine with only a few minor, faint handling creases near the outer edge. No heavy rubbing and the corners are nicely preserved.Back: The unlaminated reverse side features the classic Charlie Watts comic strip illustration. It is completely free of any ink writing, names, or tears. There is some light, natural vintage foxing (age spotting) across the upper area as clearly shown in the photos. All flipback seams are strong, intact, and free of any splits.


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