David Bowie Hunky Dory LP UK  RCA VICTOR on Dynaflex

This is a great sounding VERY EARLY copy of Hunky Dory AND It's a great price for a bit of history.

I know my way round all the variants of Hunky Dory on vinyl and this is a great copy for the money..

No Mainman present anywhere on this copy, signifying that it's one of the first copies.

UK release which used the Canadian Dynaflex vinyl

I test play all my vinyl on my Project Essential deck and it plays and sounds fantastic, NO sticks or jumps as that is the main thing I listen for

There is the odd click , but it sounds fantastic . There is next to  no surface noise between tracks

The Vinyl is lovely and clean with a great gloss,  under a VERY strong light it has a few light feathers and non feel able marks that do not cause any STICKS or  JUMPS, MOST IMPORTANTLY it sounds really great, this is the heavier Dynaflex vinyl version which gives great audio playback

The album cover is  in very good  condition but it has a bit of wear It is very tricky to find a decent Hunky Dory cover as

Hunky Dory covers do not age well, they are 50 years old after all as well, but this still has loads of life left in it, there are a few buffs on the corner and the spine is a bit worn, but the album card is still strong

The rear of the cover is in very good condition

The Inner rare lyric insert is present and is also in very decent condition indeed, almost perfect nice and clean

Please study the pics to make your own mind up, I try to make my pics as clear as possible and ensure that in the case of the cover and inner cover/insert you see them completely, if that makes sense

I've sold loads of Hunky Dory copies, if they are not decent enough I don't list them

" I know a good thing...when I see it"...

Sorry for the long winded description but I feel it's important to get as much detail as possible for anyone interested.

I wouldn't buy an album with a 3 line description. Maybe works for some folk. But not me.

Thanks for looking

Record will be sent by Royal Mail signed for

In a proper sturdy record mailer

Any questions please ask..

Cheers