All 'N All

The runout inscription TI PAL-34905-1AB indicates that this copy was pressed at Columbia’s Terre Haute plant, as the TI prefix is the standard identifier for Terre Haute metalwork. The PAL prefix shows that this is the lacquer for side A and confirms that the disc uses Columbia’s original matrix sequence for the album. The 1AB suffix suggests an early stamper generation, meaning the record was pressed from relatively fresh metal parts. Terre Haute pressings of All ’N All are known for consistent quality and clean high-frequency detail, making this variant a desirable early US copy. The presence of the original insert and poster further supports that this is a well-preserved example of an early pressing.