A spectacular 1965 second pressing of Bob Dylan’s classic album Bringing It All Back Home, looking unplayed, and with fully intact shrink wrap and the original $2.66 price tag from Southern California chain store White Front.  The first pressings, made earlier in the year, only differed in that their labels had the arrows,  360 Sound and Stereo printed in black.

The disc grades mint, with no evidence of ever having been played, and no spindle marks on either label.  The cover grades near mint, and would be mint as well if not for a discreet rubber stamped date on the back cover at the mouth, and a tiny bit of barely visible evidence of moisture on the back cover at the bottom of the mouth.

The cleanest example of this essential album that we’ve seen in years.