Led Zeppelin IV / Zoso / Four Symbols - 1970s UK copy, G/F, VG+ Prof. cleaned
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Description
Led Zeppelin's fourth LP, referred to in various ways - Untitled, Led Zeppelin IV, Led Zeppelin 4, Zoso, or Four Symbols - in a UK pressing from the mid to late 1970s, in overall VG+ condition.
LP in EX condition. Played more than a few times, but not overplayed, last time was probably pre-2000 or so, and it's basically been on the shelf, largely untouched, for the last 20 years or so. It has always been stored in clean, dry, centrally-heated conditions, and always stored vertically with no leaning. Any playback has always been on quality gear - Rega 3, moving on to Linn LP12, Basik Plus arm, Audio-Technica or Ortofon cartridges. Never loaned out, has never left my house. The vinyl is clean, still looks good, and has been professionally cleaned on a Moth wet cleaner.
Matt finish outer gatefold sleeve, with original matt light card inner sleeve. Shortly after purchase, I placed the LP into the poly-lined Decca inner which is shown in the pictures. Following the wet clean, the LP has been placed in a new Nagaoka anti-static sleeve, and this placed within the Decca poly inner. The outer sleeve has some minor corner wear, the worst of which is a small dent on the lower spine corner, and a very slight amount of shelf wear - perhaps a millimetre or so. There's a couple of small creases adjacent to the spine, but these are only apparent when the gatefold is opened. Apart from this, nothing but general handling marks, consistent with its age and careful usage. Overall VG+.
Matrices as per the Discogs listing mentioned below.
Non-smoking, pet-free household
All due care will be taken in packaging, with LP and inner packed separately from outer to avoid seam splits, and a proper LP mailer to be used.
Please examine the pictures to determine condition, as they form part of the listing description. The corner wear has been photographed in unforgiving close-up and strong lighting. The casual observer could easily disregard it or not notice it.
To aid identification, as best I can determine, this is Discogs release [r11922918]
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