4 EX BEATLE 45s & PS INSTANT KARMA GIVE PEACE A CHANCE MY SWEET LORD STARTING
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This is a set of 4 original ex-Beatle 45s and picture sleeves from my personal collection.
The first is: "Instant Karma" b/w Yoko Ono "Who Has Seen the Wind" on Apple Records 1818 from 1970. "Instant Karma" plays very nice VG++. "Who Has Seen the Wind" plays VG+ with some noise in the background that doesn't overpower and five pops. The vinyl and labels look very nice. Phil + Ronnie is etched in the trail out as well as Bell Sound, and it looks like an LA pressing. The sleeve is VG with record indentation on both sides.
The second is: John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band "Give Peace a Chance" b/w Yoko Ono "Remember Love" on Apple Records 1809 from 1969. Give Peace a Chance plays M-. Remember Love plays a strong VG with light noise in the background that is more noticeable because of it being a quiet song. There were a few light pops in Remember Love also. The picture sleeve is VG and shows wear and some age discoloration. See scans. All seams are intact.
The third is: John Lennon "(Just Like) Starting Over" b/w Yoko Ono "Kiss, Kiss, Kiss" on Geffen Records GEF49604 from 1980. Both sides have minor noise at the very beginning and after that play NM and sound great. There is a hairline crack in the record. You cannot feel it, and it has no effect on the sound. I've played records with this kind of crack before and they have never caused a problem. The trail out says ONE WORLD ONE PEOPLE and STERLING. The sleeve is VG to VG+ with bends at the top opening (see scan).
The fourth is: George Harrison "My Sweet Lord" b/w "Isn't It a Pity" on Apple Records 2995 from 1970. "My Sweet Lord" plays M- with excellent sound and tone. It had three light pops. "Isn't It a Pity" played very nice VG+ to VG++ with some noise in the background that was not very noticeable because of the music. It had one light pop and played with excellent tone and sound. The noise was more at the beginning because of a couple of light scratches and I would say it is closer to VG++. The vinyl has a very nice shine and the labels are nice. "Isn't It a Pity" has 98 written on the label. The picture sleeve is VG and has record indentation on both sides and bends at the top opening. It also has 98 written on the "My Sweet Lord" side. Please see scans.
Postage will be $4.00 in the United States. I ship in sturdy cardboard mailers designed for shipping 45s. I will combine items to save you money on shipping if you contact me before making payment. I can ship five 45s for $4.00 so please check out my other listings. If you purchase more than one item, please e-mail before paying and I will send you an invoice with the adjusted postage price. Thank you for looking.
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