The Graduate Original Sound Track Recording Vinyl LP
Music Memorabilia & Vinyl Records

The Graduate Original Sound Track Recording Vinyl LP

This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl long-play (LP) record sleeve for 'The Graduate' original motion picture soundtrack, featuring songs by Paul Simon and performed by Simon & Garfunkel, with additional music by David Grusin. The cover art depicts the iconic film scene with Dustin Hoffman in the background and Anne Bancroft's leg in the foreground. The item features the Columbia Masterworks logo and 'Stereo OS 3180' catalog number in the upper left corner, indicating an early press likely from the late 1960s (original release 1968). The physical condition shows visible signs of age and wear consistent with a mid-20th-century paper product. Notable issues include significant ring wear on the front cover, minor creasing at the corners, and edge wear along the right side and bottom. The cardboard stock shows some yellowing and surface abrasions, particularly along the spine and perimeter. Despite the wear, the graphics remain legible and the iconic photographic composition is intact. This record represents a major cultural milestone in both film and folk-rock history, marking one of the first successful integrations of contemporary pop music into a dramatic film score. The craftsmanship is typical of high-volume Columbia Records production from the era, utilizing a standard heavy cardstock printed with high-gloss ink.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Basic Information

Category

Music Memorabilia & Vinyl Records

Appraised On

March 10, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $25.00

Item Description

This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl long-play (LP) record sleeve for 'The Graduate' original motion picture soundtrack, featuring songs by Paul Simon and performed by Simon & Garfunkel, with additional music by David Grusin. The cover art depicts the iconic film scene with Dustin Hoffman in the background and Anne Bancroft's leg in the foreground. The item features the Columbia Masterworks logo and 'Stereo OS 3180' catalog number in the upper left corner, indicating an early press likely from the late 1960s (original release 1968). The physical condition shows visible signs of age and wear consistent with a mid-20th-century paper product. Notable issues include significant ring wear on the front cover, minor creasing at the corners, and edge wear along the right side and bottom. The cardboard stock shows some yellowing and surface abrasions, particularly along the spine and perimeter. Despite the wear, the graphics remain legible and the iconic photographic composition is intact. This record represents a major cultural milestone in both film and folk-rock history, marking one of the first successful integrations of contemporary pop music into a dramatic film score. The craftsmanship is typical of high-volume Columbia Records production from the era, utilizing a standard heavy cardstock printed with high-gloss ink.

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