Sold Date: September 23, 2024
Start Date: September 16, 2024
Final Price: £160.00 (GBP)
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20 Jethro Tull Vinyl Albums all on the Chrysalis Label. All in Very Good To Excellent Condition. Some of the album sleeves have been numbered in tiny writing. This is a very nice collection.
This Was
UK  Reissue between 1975 & 1977 CHR 1041 ILPS 9085. Misprint, Stereo, Gatefold
Stand Up
UK Reissue CHR 1042. Gatefold, Pop Up 
Benefit
UK 1970 First Pressing ILP.123
Aqualung
UK 1975 Repress CHR 1044. Gatefold Textured Sleeve. A Porky Prime Cut
Thick As A Brick
UK 1975 Repress CHR 1003. Newspaper, Green Labels With Red Butterfly. Tare/Pecko
A Passion Play
UK 1977 Repress CHR 1040, Orlake Pressing, DB Master Room Bilbo. With Programme
War Child
UK 1974 First Pressing CHR 1067. Porky & Melly, Peckie & Mellie
A Minstrel In The Gallery
UK 1975 First Pressing CHR 1082. 
To Old To Rock "N" Roll
UK 1976 First Pressing CHR 1111. Set Side 1, Set Side 2
Live Bursting Out
UK 1978 First Pressing CJT4. Embossed Gatefold
Heavy Horses
UK 1978 First Pressing CHR 1175
A
UK 1980 First Pressing CDL 1301
The Broadsword And The Beast
UK 1982 First Pressing CDL 1380
Under Wrap
UK 1984 First Pressing CDL 1461
Crest Of A Knave
UK 1987 First Pressing CDL 1590
Rock Island
UK 1989 First Pressing CHR 1708
Living In The Past
UK Repress CJT1 CJT2
M.U The Best Of
UK 1976 CHR 1078
Repeat. The Best Of Volume 2
UK 1977 CHR 1135
Walk Into Light (Ian Anderson)
UK 1983 CDL 1443
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Records will be sent out within 24 hours, wrapped in plastic and packed in quality cardboard mailers

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