You are bidding on a BRAND NEW, STILL FACTORY SEALED copy of the VERY RARE to find still sealed and Out of Print ORIGINAL 1969 U.S. PRESSING WITH NO BARCODE VERSION Vinyl LP of the album "Post Card" by Mary Hopkin. This is a rare to find still factory sealed and out of print Vinyl version released in the U.S. in 1969 on Apple and Capitol Records as ST-3351. These were sold to us by someone who had worked a record store in the past and came across a box of sealed LPs, so quantity is limited and are gone for good when we sell out! Makes an excellent addition to any Mary Hopkin, Apple Records, or general pop or folk-rock music vinyl collection. The record is in Mint Condition, and cover is in Near Mint Condition itself, as is still factory sealed! The cover is marked as Near Mint since has some wear along edges and corners or light creases near corners, some slight discoloring or ring-wear, some small tears to shrink-wrap, and such minor wear, but nothing too major as seen in pictures. I took pictures of the cleanest and the most worn copy, some copies have more color fading or tears in shrink-wrap and wear to edges and such things, so all are in equal or between condition and cleanest copies will be sent out first.

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