Rare The Doors Mono Orig. Promotional Copy “Big (E) White Label” LP Record

$

620

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Rare The Doors Mono Orig. Promotional Copy “Big (E) White Label” LP Record

Up for auction is this Rare 1967 The Doors Original Promotional Copy “Big (E) White Label” LP Record. This record is in excellent vintage condition. The vinyl is very clean. It’s still got shine and luster to the vinyl. The album cover is in good condition. The record label is in excellent shape. This album has the “BIG E” on a “WHITE” record label. The record label is marked “Promotional Preview Copy Not for Sale” on it. Someone at one time looks like they went over it with a black marker. However, the words can still be seen. The album has its original printed dust sleeve. Please see all photos below.

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