Led Zeppelin II

Contract pressing. Probably printed by the UK Pye in the first half of 1970. The copyright information are listed as ‘Copyright Control", when later red/plum labels state ’Warner Bros and Jewel Music. To meet the high demand for this album at that time, Polydor sub bargained the pressing of few copies to Pye. It is recognized because has a groove inside the label and matrices end ONLY with the letter A (side 1) and B (side 2). It exists both with the error "Wreck" (printed in 1969) Led Zeppelin II and with the correct title "Maid" as this copy. Red/plum labels with: A3 as "THE LEMON SONG"; A4 mistyping as "THANKYOU"; B2 as "LIVIN' LOVIN' MAID (SHE'S A WOMAN)". On labels: Made in Gt. Britain. ℗1969 Copyright Control Under licence from Atlantic Recording Corpn., U.S.A. Polydor Records Limited Non-laminated, gatefold cover, light brown in colour with spine title: Led Zeppelin 2 (instead of Led Zeppelin II) On cover: A3 as "THE LEMON SONG" B2 as "LIVIN' LOVIN' MAID (SHE'S A WOMAN)" Under License from Atlantic Recording Corprn. U.S.A. Manufactured by Polydor Records Ltd. Printed & made by E.J.Day & Co., London W11. 'UPTIGHT AN' OUTASIGHT' is the official Atlantic Appreciation Society at 17/19 Stratford Place, W1 Catalog numbers: 588198: Labels 588 198: Spine, gatefold