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Lot 15LENNON, JOHN & YOKO ONO-MILK AND HONEY-1984-FIRST PRESS USA-POLYDOR--NMINT/NMINT

LENNON, JOHN AND YOKO ONO-MILK AND HONEY-1984-USA FIRST PRESS-POLYDOR-422-817-160-1 Milk and Honey is the sixth and final studio album by John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1984, released after the musician's murder in 1980.

The songs included on this album were recorded in the last months of Lennon's life and are mostly sessions for the album "Double Fantasy" (1980).

Vinyl record in a clean condition - NMINT/ARCHIVE Matte reverse cover in top condition - NMINT/ARCHIVE. Labels in top condition - NMINT/ARCHIVE 

Lot 15LENNON, JOHN & YOKO ONO-MILK AND HONEY-1984-FIRST PRESS USA-POLYDOR--NMINT/NMINT

Lot sold: 2500 ₽

Estimate:
4500—5500 ₽
Online Closing:
01-04-2024 19:45

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