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Merry snoopy’s Christmas with snoopy and his friends, the royal guardsmen very lightly used 1967
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This item is identified as a vintage vinyl record album, specifically 'Merry Snoopy's Christmas' featuring Snoopy and his friends, along with The Royal Guardsmen. The album cover is primarily white with a large central illustration of Snoopy wearing a red nightgown and a red sleeping cap, holding a lit candle with a blue holder. Snoopy is depicted within a vibrant green Christmas wreath adorned with red and blue ornaments and a large red bow at the bottom. The background immediately behind Snoopy within the wreath is a bright yellow. The title 'MERRY SNOOPY'S CHRISTMAS' is prominently displayed at the top in red lettering with a green outline. Below the main illustration, it reads 'with SNOOPY AND HIS FRIENDS, THE ROYAL GUARDSMEN' in a smaller font. A visible signature 'by Schulz' is present near the bottom right of the illustration, indicating the creator Charles M. Schulz. In the bottom right corner, there is a distinct 'HOLIDAY' logo in an oval shape, suggestive of the record label or series. The bottom left quadrant of the cover has small print, partially obscured, but likely indicating copyright information and the year 1967, aligning with the provided context. The cover appears to be made of sturdy cardboard or heavy paper stock, typical for LP jackets of the era. The colors are still quite vibrant, suggesting good preservation of the printing. However, there are some minor signs of wear visible, such as slight creasing or edge wear, particularly around the corners and edges, consistent with being 'very lightly used' as stated. Small flecks of what appear to be plastic wrap or residue are visible on the right side of the cover, possibly from original packaging or a protective sleeve. The item's condition for its age (mid-20th century) seems good, with no major rips, tears, or water damage visible, indicating a well-cared-for collectible. The printing quality is standard for the period, with a clean and clear delineation of colors and lines. The general aesthetic is indicative of the late 1960s/early 1970s Christmas media, combining popular culture characters with holiday themes.
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Upon examining the provided image and description of the 'Merry Snoopy's Christmas' vinyl record album from 1967, I assess its condition as very good for its age. The colors on the cover remain vibrant, and there are no visible major tears, rips, or water damage, which is excellent for a mid-century item. The stated 'very lightly used' condition is supported by the minor creasing and edge wear, typical of handling over decades. The presence of the 'by Schulz' signature and the 'HOLIDAY' logo are consistent with authentic copies of this release.
This album benefits significantly from its iconic intellectual property (Peanuts) and its association with a popular musical act (The Royal Guardsmen). Christmas-themed records, particularly those tied to beloved characters, often maintain strong demand. While not exceedingly rare, a well-preserved copy like this is less common than those in poor condition.
Factors positively impacting value include the excellent visual fidelity of the cover art and the overall good preservation. Minor wear limits it from being considered near-mint, but its very good condition for its age makes it appealing to collectors of vinyl, Peanuts memorabilia, and holiday music.
Without a physical inspection, I cannot confirm the condition of the vinyl disc itself, which significantly impacts playability and overall value. I also cannot definitively verify authenticity through tactile examination of the paper stock or microscopic analysis of the printing. Provenance documentation, such as original purchase receipts, would further solidify authenticity. Furthermore, I cannot assess for potential moisture damage on the record itself, dust build-up, or warping without a hands-on inspection. Therefore, my appraisal is primarily based on the visual integrity of the album cover and general market trends for similar items in stated condition.