Beach Boys Pet Sounds First Pressing Duophonic in Near Mint to Mint. Orig Shrink

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Beach Boys Pet Sounds First Pressing In Duophonic.
Near Mint to Mint Condition. 
Original Shrink-Wrap (opened at end), with store sticker still on (Jordan Marsh (a defunct department store in Boston area, bought out by Macy's).
There is a '3' next to the RIAA.  I believe this to be a 'Scranton' pressing.   'Variation' identification also depends on the labels; location of track listings, etc. (see pictures).
See pictures for judging condition (I can send more pictures if needed).

Pics are of actual item.

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