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UK mono original, DA 88 with yellow deep groove labels. Record only has a little superficial wear, plays well. Cover is strong VG, has a minimal tear on front plus tiny pen mark and small damage on back. UK jazz from 1966 with Ian Carr, Don Rendell and Joe Harriott, including the fantastic "Ursula".
UK stereo original with orange CBS labels, SPBG 63280 A2/B2. Record is shiny with some light surface marks not affecting play. Front laminated cover has light ring/corner wear, minor creasing, stereo sticker on back. Lovely classic from 1968 with "Beechwood park", "Care of cell 44", "Hung up on a dream" and the list goes on.
Ultra rare Danish original from 1966, DEB 1148. LP appears untouched, looks and plays fantastic. Cover has tear from removed sticker at front upper left corner rather big but to 95% only at white area so not that visually disturbing. One stain on front lower right corner plus two stains on back. Label at side A has tear that's been filled in with black marker, looks decent. Tough, dark free jazz, a record to really listen close to. Check the clip from "Ngo".
UK original, POLS 016 with blue/silver labels, no booklet. Record has lots of light marks/scuffs, plays well generally with occasional surface noise and odd soft clicks. Small skip track A1. Cover has ring/corner/edge wear, a couple of small tears on front, sticker mark + writing on back. Ultra rare 1969 album with a great UK garage/mod/psych sound, listen to "Buffalo Billycan" and "The Otherside".
US mono pressing, BLP 1535 with Lexington-address on labels and cover but vinyl has beaded rim and not flat edge = very early 2nd pressing. Deep groove on both sides, RVG and ear in dead wax. No frame on front cover, blank spine. Record has some light sleeve marks and scuffs, nothing deep and plays well with minor distractions only. Cover has full split and some fraying on top seam, slight wear on bottom seam and spine, shelf wear and small worn spots front and back, staining on back, minor wear and a few tiny rips on opening edge plus stamp on back. Classic Blue Note indemander with the brilliant 50s jazz track "Afrodisia" but the whole album is nice!