Traffic studio albums vinyl box set on the way

WINWOOD / CAPALDI / MASON / WOOD Welcome To The Canteen (1971 UK second issue 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rimmed 'palm tree' label without the Traffic logo, recorded live at Croydon's Fairfield Hall and the Oz Benefit Concert in London in July 1971, including long versions of Gimme Some Lovin' & Dear Mr Fantasy along with 40,000 Headmen and Medicated Goo. The fully laminated pinched spine picture sleeve has just a little shelfwear to the corner but the vinyl itself looks barely played ILPS9166)

TRAFFIC When The Eagle Flies (Rare 1974 UK first pressing 7-track LP with A-1U B-1U matrices, housed in a textured picture sleeve with card lyric inner. The sleeve shows very little shelfwear with minimal creasing to the inner and the vinyl shows only light signs of play - a great example of an increasingly rare record ILPS9273)

TRAFFIC On The Road (1973 US 4-track single disc vinyl LP edition, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with original 'road signs' inner card sleeve. The sleeve has a has a small sticker around the spine edge and a few minor storage marks including ringwear and light scuffing to the corners, while the vinyl looks barely played SMAS-9336)

TRAFFIC More Heavy Traffic (1975 US only 10-track compilation LP, a great round-up of material taken from the band's earlier albums, including You Can All Join In, John Barleycorn, Gimme' Some Lovin' & more, unique textured pasted sleeve withdeletion cut corner. The sleeve shows only light storage wear whilst, aside from a couple of superficial scuffs, the vinyl is in VG+/EX- condition UA-LA526-G)

TRAFFIC The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys (1971 UK 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rim Island 'palm tree' label, with laminated six-sided shaped sleeve. The picture sleeve does have a few laminate creases around the edges and despite some surfacescuffs at the edges, the vinyl remains in VG condition ILPS9180)

TRAFFIC When The Eagle Flies (1974 UK black & white picture label 7-track LP housed in a smooth, non-textured picture sleeve with lyric inner. The sleeve is Excellent with a spot of edge wear & the vinyl appears barely played ILPS9273)

TRAFFIC Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory (1980s UK blue 'sun set/rise' label issue of the 1973 5-track LP, housed in a glossy shaped picture sleeve. The picture sleeve displays some light general wear & the vinyl looks barely played ILPS9224)

TRAFFIC John Barleycorn Must Die (1970 UK first issue 6-track stereo LP on the 'smooth' pink 'i' logo label, gatefold E.J. Day printed picture sleeve. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear or signs of age, whilst the vinyl has onlya few light cosmetic surface scuffs, overall remains in an Excellent condition. Recommended ILPS9116)

TRAFFIC Traffic (1978 UK 4-track 7" vinyl EP with its intact four prong centre, including Hole In My Shoe, No Face No Name No Number, Paper Sun and Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush. The card picture sleeve has a pictorial album discography printed on the back IEP7)

TRAFFIC Best Of Traffic (Early 70s UK second issue 11-track LP on the pink rim Island 'palm tree' label, picture sleeve. The cover shows just a little discolouring whilst the vinyl is Excellent with light evidence of play only ILPS9112)