I Can See A Light b/w Prodigal Son - Original 1967 UK Polydor label 2-track Mono 7" Single

Rare original 1967 UK Polydor label 2-track 7" Single - the 4rth single by British psychedelic rock trio featuring core member and drummer Keith Guster and excellent guitarist and later Jackie Lomax and Leigh Stephens collaborator Bryn Haworth along with bass player and later King Crimson member Gordon Haskell.

Vinyl has the generic red company labels with top hal album logo above large fonted thin company name in white.

Vinyl has 3-prong push out centre and is held in an era specific generic company sleeve.

Condition:VG+(+) (vinyl & labels)/VG+(+) (sleeve):

Vinyl is overall bright and shiny.
Side 1 has a light and inaudible scuff, Side 2 a few very light and far from audible marks. Vinyl is otherwise extremely nice with only the faintest sleeve wear.

Labels has no signs of play nor handling. Side 1 label has a touch of wear along centre hole and ring, which is caused by the rubbing against the adjacent copy - as these areas has a little ´higher level than vinyl otherwise. A tiny piece - ca 1 x 3 mm - of the label is missing along 3-prong centre perimeter is missing... essentially a very minor manufacturing imperfection.

This looks like vinyl which has been played a very few times and without too much care for the vinyl.

Vinyl plays straight and amazing with the kind of dynamics, volume and tone which characterises 1960ies UK vinyl - without noise or crackling. A play grading would be at least near mint.
Cover has the usual mild vinyl outline and top & corners wrinkling which stems from milder bends.
Sleeve has a little sun discolouration along one edge nut is otherwise neat without tears, rips, writing or other excessive signs of handling or age. Sleeve is like the vinyl graded close to near perfect/excellent.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. I Can See A Light (Noble - Pregnalato)

Side 2:
1 Prodigal Son (Haworth - Haskell)

Credits:

Fleur De Lys:
Bryn Haworth - Guitar, Vocals
Gordon Haskell - Bass
Keith Guster - Drums

Technical Credits:
Frank Fenter & Paul Clay (For Royce - Fenter Productions) - Production