RARE COPY COLLECTION OF BEATLES OLDIES 1966 UK 1st. PRESS STEREO LP EX/EX/EX
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RARE EARLY MIX OF VARIATIONS B & C (SEE BELOW)
THE BEATLES
A COLLECTION OF BEATLES OLDIES
TOP STEREO AUDIO SOUND / BEAUTIFUL RECORD & SLEEVE
1966 PARLOPHONE STEREO UK LP PCS7016
1st.Press YEX 619-1G / YEX 620-1G
EARLY STAMPERS 1 AR / 3 AA
RECORD EXCELLENT ( SOME FAINT NON EFFECTING MARKS)
AUDIO EXCELLENT ( PLAYS WITH CRISP CLEAR STEREO AUDIO)
INNER EXCELLENT ( VERY NICE ORIGINAL SEPIA WITH ADS)
SLEEVE EXCELLENT ( BEAUTIFUL CONDITION THROUGHOUT)
A LOVELY RARE COPY OF THIS SUPERB ALBUM
I HAVE GIVEN EXAMPLES BELOW FROM A BEATLES WEBSITE OF HOW THIS RECORD DIFFERS FROM THE ONES SHOWN
VERSION 'A' HAS THE LARGER WORD "STEREO" SO I HAVE NOT BOTHERED TO CONFUSE YOU BY SHOWING IT
THIS COPY HAS A MIX OF DATE POSITIONS & THE WORD 'STEREO' POSITION STRANGE!
ALL IN ALL THIS IS A VERY NICE 1ST. PRESS COPY OF A COLLECTABLE BEATLES LP
WELL PACKED & MAILED "SIGNED FOR"
FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
1. First pressing. December 10, 1966. 3 Variations Black label with yellow logo and silver print. “The Gramophone Co. Ltd.” printed at the start perimeter print and “Sold in U.K. subject…” text. Plain white or sepia “LP advertising” inner sleeve. With or without KT tax code on the label. Matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 619-1G; Side 2: YEX 620-1G.
Variation 'B' By mid 1967 Parlophone had seemingly gone back to using the Sans-serif typeset exclusively on their labels. There is also small STEREO and added dates underneath the catalogue number on the right hand side.
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Variation 'C' This label hints at the slightly different style that will appear on the 2nd labels and probably dates from early 1969. The addition of a period mark after the “PCS.” of the catalogue number on both sides of the label is an obvious difference, but there is also the removal of credits underneath the catalogue number on the right hand side. “STEREO” over NE on the both sides. Another minor difference is a change in the use of period marks in the track listings.
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