ROLLING STONES LET IT BLEED 1969 UK PRESSING “GIMMIE SHELTER” VARIANT OG POSTER
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Description
Gimmie Shelter” Misprint • Original Poster • Near Mint Vinyl • XZAL Matrix
Offered here is a genuine original 1969 UK pressing of Let It Bleed by The Rolling Stones on Decca (SKL 5025), complete with original insert materials and housed in the original sleeve.
This is a well-preserved early UK example from the first era Decca manufacturing run, confirmed by original XZAL-9364-P-5W matrix detail.
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Pressing / Matrix Information
* UK Decca original pressing (1969)
* Catalogue: SKL 5025
* Matrix (Side B): XZAL-9364-P-5W
* Original UK Decca mastering chain
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Condition
Vinyl: Near Mint (NM)
A superb visual example. The playing surfaces retain a strong original gloss with no visible marks or scratches under light inspection. The record presents as very carefully handled and remains in outstanding collector condition.
Sleeve: Excellent to Near Mint (EX/NM)
Original laminated UK sleeve remains in excellent order for its age. Strong spine, clean artwork, and well-preserved presentation with only minimal age-related wear. Colours remain vivid and intact.
Inner / Poster: Near Mint
Original poster included and in exceptional condition. Remarkably well preserved with minimal creasing and strong display integrity. A notably clean surviving example.
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Collector Notes
* Original UK 1969 Decca first-era pressing
* Includes the sought-after “Gimmie Shelter” misprint spelling variant
* Complete with original poster insert
* Strong early UK matrix / stamper chain confirmed
* Highly desirable collector configuration in above-average condition
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Summary
A clean, well-preserved original UK Decca pressing of one of The Rolling Stones’ most important albums. Copies with original poster intact and vinyl in Near Mint condition are increasingly difficult to source in this state.
A strong addition for serious Rolling Stones collectors, Decca LP specialists, or 1960s UK original pressing collectors.
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