LED ZEPPELIN IV LP 1971 FRANCE 1st PRESS ATLANTIC 50008 A1 MP ZOSO
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Sep 15, 2026 Sold Date
Aug 30, 2026 Start Date
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Description

LED ZEPPELIN – IV / ZOSO

Original 1971 French first pressing of Led Zeppelin's legendary fourth album on Atlantic Records.

Early French issue with the classic red/plum Atlantic labels, four symbols printed on the labels, SACEM rights society and original gatefold sleeve.

Artist: Led Zeppelin
Title: Led Zeppelin IV
Label: Atlantic
Catalogue number: 50008
Country: France
Year: 1971
Format: Vinyl LP, 33 RPM, Gatefold
Rights Society: SACEM / SDRM / SACD / SGDL
Made in France

MATRIX / RUNOUT

Side A: MP 50008 A1
Side B: MP 50 008 B C*

This matrix combination is documented for the original 1971 French pressing.

CONDITION

Vinyl: VG+ – visually graded

The vinyl retains a very nice glossy appearance. Some light superficial marks / hairlines and normal signs of handling are visible under direct light, but no obvious deep scratches can be seen.

The record has not been fully play-tested, therefore the grading is based primarily on careful visual inspection.

Gatefold sleeve: VG-

The original gatefold sleeve shows significant signs of age and storage, including edge and corner wear, surface rubbing and creasing.

There is noticeable paper loss / damage on the upper-right area of the back cover, as clearly shown in the photographs. Some marks are also present inside the gatefold.

Despite this wear, the sleeve remains complete and the iconic artwork displays well.

Please study all photographs carefully — they show the actual copy offered for sale and form an important part of the condition description.

TRACKLIST

A1 – Black Dog
A2 – Rock And Roll
A3 – The Battle Of Evermore
A4 – Stairway To Heaven

B1 – Misty Mountain Hop
B2 – Four Sticks
B3 – Going To California
B4 – When The Levee Breaks

An interesting collector's copy of one of the greatest rock albums ever recorded, particularly attractive for its early French 1971 pressing and original matrix combination.

The vinyl itself has survived considerably better than the sleeve and presents very nicely for its age.

Carefully packed for shipping in protective packaging suitable for vinyl records.


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