A Saucerful of Secrets

No LC CODE, Boxed GEMA

Boxed BIEM rights society[thomasha]

1st US Pressing. David Gilmour's name is misspelled 'Gilmore' on both the cover credits and on the label.[thomasha]

'Original 1st Pressing for The Netherlands, Black / Silver label with Columbia logo (Trade mark of The Gramophone Co Ltd).
Flip-back sleeve with 'File Under Popular' printed top right corner on rear of sleeve. Made and Printed in Great Britain.
'[discogs]

(Stereo) ' Blue Columbia label with black text.
GEMA to the left of the spindle hole is DOUBLE BOXED.
Later pressings omit the little box that originally belongs to the GEMA logo.
Black and white EMI-Columbia-logo at top.
At the bottom of the label is 'ST' and '33' in two interlocking circles.
'Made in Germany.'

No small star under the words 'Pink Floyd'.

Runout of both sides only shows the original matrix numbers, not the catalogue number that includes the later matrix.

This seems to be the first reissue of this album on the blue Columbia label.'[discogs]

Front Cover Hipgnosis photo. Glossy. In the upper left corner the EMIColumbia-logo. In the top left corner the number SMC 74 451.Back Cover White with track listing. In the upper right corner STEREO auch MONO abspielbar SMC 74 451. In the lower left corner the ColumbiaEMI-logo.Label White Columbia label with red letters and a golden border, Columbia-logo.[discogs]

'Original 1st Pressing for The Netherlands, Black / Silver label with Columbia logo (Trade mark of The Gramophone Co Ltd).
Flip-back sleeve with 'File Under Popular' printed top right corner on rear of sleeve. Made and Printed in Great Britain.
'[discogs]

Labels have red EMI logo on beige background.[juliens]

Comes with front laminated flipback cover and blue Columbia label. Released around 1970. [emil]

NO LC CODE

Front cover laminated. No text under bottom EMI box.

DMM (Direct Metal Mastering) Barcode sleeve.