Introducing ... The Beatles LP 1062 vinyl VJ Vee Jay. Mono Microgroove. Mint-ish
$
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Description
Original Introducing... The Beatles. Mono vinyl LP record. In what appears to me to be almost mint condition. This has been stored for decades.
"Please, Please Me" with a comma between and no space between the 2 "Please" words. Top right says VJLP 1062. This version has "Please, Please Me" (with a comma between and no space between the 2 "Please" words) and "Ask Me Why" on the back cover with the bracketed Vee Jay logo and colorband on the label. Record label has LONG PLAYING and MICROGROOVE in uppercase, Long Playing is two words. Has SIDE 1 and SIDE 2 designations. Has George's shadow on cover.
Catalog number on label / back cover : VJLP 1062
Catalog number on front cover: LP 1062 Matrix / Runout (A): 63-3402 Matrix / Runout (B): 63-3403
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Will be very carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing.*
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