THE BEATLES?HELP ?UK ORIG'65 PARLOPHONE MONO PMC 1255 1ST PRESS KT EMBOSSED CODE

$

360

Parlophone

“Help!”

THE BEATLES

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Incredible very early UK Mono pressing of The Beatles Help! in Near Mint condition and possibly played only a couple of times! We've never come across a copy of this album in such an amazing condition. This very early UK copy of Help!, the fifth Beatles' studio album, released by Parlophone Records on August 6, 1965, is the very early Mono UK pressing with the very early 1st -2 / -2 matrix numbers and KT tax code. 1st laminated Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. print wrap around flap over round-cut corner single type cover contains the "middle" and outline type "Mono" banner at the top right corner of the front cover and "TRADE MARK OF THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD." text printed under the Parlophone logomark at the top left corner. The top right corner of the back cover contains the Catalog No. "PMC 1255" with the bottom right corner containing the "6509 Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents pending PMC 1255 PCS 3071" text on the flap-over border, below the "USE NEW EMITEX" record cleaner information. Very early black Parlophone Records labels with silver print, large yellow "Parlophone" banner, PMC 1255 Catalog Number, "THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD. (capital letter)" text printed at the perimeter, "(P) 1965" statement on the left and embossed "KT" tax code at the center of Side 1 label, near the spindle hole. Very rare label variation with the text printed in the "Roman" type with "THE BEATLES" printed in the same typeface at the bottom of the labels. The labels also contain a very rare slender font type. The issue comes with the original tracing-rice-paper-lined “Use Emitex” die-cut inner sleeve. Very early 1st heavyweight, approximately 166g, vinyl with the very early 1st matrix numbers and 1st mother stampers: Side 1 - XEX 549 - 2 ALP / Side 2 - XEX 550 - 2 AHP. Don't let this copy get away as perhaps, this is the only opportunity you'll have to acquire this very early 1st pressing Mono UK version of Help! in such an outstanding condition.

CONDITION:

COVER: NEAR MINT (NM)

VINYL: NEAR MINT (NM)

LABELS: NEAR MINT (NM)

RICE-PAPER-LINED AND "EMITEX" INNER SLEEVE: NEAR MINT (NM)

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Please ignore the information in the listing's description about the vinyl’s and labels’ condition.

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The CORRECT description is:

VINYL - NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) THE VINYL BARELY HAS ANY HAIRLINES OR SCUFFS, RETAINING ITS ORIGINAL FACTORY GLOSS."

LABELS - NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) THE SCUFF-FREE LABELS DON'T HAVE ANY WEAR, ONLY CONTAINING A COUPLE OF LIGHT SPINDLE MARKS, VISIBLE UNDER A STRONG LIGHT SOURCE, ON SIDE 1.