1968 pressing of Blonde on Blonde by Bob Dylan, in excellent condition.

The vinyl bears a very few very light surface marks, as you would expect in a record of this age, but nothing that affects the sound quality.

The sleeve too is in excellent condition. There are a couple of tiny bits of damage, and a bit of wear to the top and bottom of the spine - see final three pictures for an accurate depiction.

I've owned this record since it was first issued, so obviously it isn't mint, but I have always looked after my records and the condition very much reflects that.

The photographs above are all of the actual record I am selling, not stock photographs. I always try to give as accurate information as possible, but if you would like more details or photographs, just ask and I'll be happy to oblige.

And now for the stuff that really interests us middle-aged vinyl geeks - the minutiae of what is and isn't where on the sleeve, labels, and runout grooves!

Orange labels, "Made in England"
Sleeve: No 'Stereo' logo on front and no logos on back. 
66012 on spine and above CBS logo on front. 
Inside gatefold 9 pics. Claudia Cardinale pictured on the inside cover. She was later removed. 
Laminated outer sleeve, not flipback. 
B2: "Stuck In Mobile With Thee" on sleeve. "Memphis Blues Again" on label. 
Labels: "Bob Dylan" above "Blonde On Blonde" and 'Record 1' 'Record 2' on the record labels. 
Small 33 1/3 on labels. 
Publishing: Big Ben Music Ltd. except B4: B. Feldman & Co. Ltd. 
Matrix / Runout - Side 1 stamped: S-66012-A3 S66012 A3   Matrix / Runout - Side 2 stamped: SDDP 66012 B2 ()   Matrix / Runout - Side 3 stamped: S 66012 C4 S-66021-C4   Matrix / Runout - Side 4 stamped: S-66012-D2  
(Cat # LP 1): CS 9316   (Cat # LP 2): CS 9317