Peter, Paul and Mary: Album 1700 (Vinyl LP Cover)

This is a 12-inch vinyl record jacket for Peter, Paul and Mary's 'Album 1700,' originally released in 1967. The cover features a photograph of the folk trio in retro 1920s-style attire standing in front of a vintage automobile and a brick building. The design includes prominent typography reading 'ALBUM 1700' in a thick sans-serif black font. At the top of the jacket, there is a lavender 'STEREO' bar with directional arrows, indicating this is the stereophonic pressing. The Warner Bros. Records logo and the catalog number '1700' are visible in the upper right corner. The jacket is constructed of heavy cardboard with a glossy paper slick. Regarding condition, the sleeve shows significant evidence of age and handling: there is noticeable edge wear and corner blunting, particularly at the bottom left. The bottom edge exhibits several small tears and surface abrasions where the paper slick has begun to lift or flake away. Discoloration and yellowing are present across the white background, consistent with natural oxidation of paper over several decades. Despite these flaws, the central photographic image remains clear and vibrant.