THE BEATLES - SIX PARLOPHONE YELLOW/BLACK LABEL LPs

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THE BEATLES - SIX PARLOPHONE YELLOW/BLACK LABEL LPs

THE BEATLES

SIX PARLOPHONE ALBUMS IN MONO,

WITH YELLOW AND BLACK LABELS

Artist

THE BEATLES

Format

12"Vinyl LPs

This lot includes six of the Beatles albums which were originally released in the UK on the yellow and black Parlophone label. These copies are not in sifficiently good condition for to allow them to be listed individually. They are all perfectly playable but have had a fair bit of use, and they show signs of their age.

Likewise, the sleeves are not in the best of order, suffering from either tears or writing.

The six albums are as follows:-

Please Please Me - 5th Pressing

Cat No. PMC1202

Matrices - XEX421-1N and XEX422-1N

Stampers - 15GDR and 4TA

Vinyls is a VG-. There are quite a few light marks, and there is a crackle in places. Sleeve needs repaired as it has been ripped just above the lower flipback.

With The Beatles - 2nd Pressing

Cat No - PMC1206

Matrices - XEX447-7N and XEX448-7N

Stampers - 37GRR and 9RHR

Vinyl VG, some light marks, but plays absolutely great. Sleeve slightly damaged, missing a porion at the opening. Previous owners' names written once on the front and four times on the reverse, and there is a sticker on the rear from the original record shop - Banks and Son (Music) Ltd, of Stonegate, York. (Dominion, Belinda credit for "Money". "Got A" on sleeve and "Gotta" on label.)

Beatles For Sale - 1st Pressing

Cat No - PMC1240

Matrices - XEX503-4N and XEX504-4N

Stampers - 2RPP and 2RPT

Vinyl is a VG- with a good few light marks which give an audible crackle in places. Sleeve has a very worn spine and a little damage to the top-left corner (see pic)

Help! -1st Pressing

Cat No - PMC1255

Matrices - XEX549-2 and XEX550-2

Stampers - 7APO and 3AOL

A good solid VG, a few very light marks, but it plays fine. Sleeve intact but a little grubby (see pic)

Rubber Soul - 2nd Pressing

Cat No - PMC1267

Matrices - XEX579-4 and XEX580-4

Stampers - 48RPR AND 4?RGO

A decent VG again, but it needs a right good clean. Sleeve is a bit grubby, and a little spoiled on the front where someone has attempted to remove a name.

Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band -1st Pressing

Cat No - PMC7027

Matrices - XEX637-1 and XEX638-1

Stampers - 2RGG and 8GTP

Vinyl is a decent VG, but could do with a good clean. Sleeve is a VG, although the spine is very worn. There is no "Fool" inner. The cutout sheet is present but the moustache has been removed.

When packed, this lot weighs around 1.8 kg. Postage, in particular the overseas shipping cost is therefore rather expensive. Please do not bid if you do not agree to meet these postage charges!

Shipping costs for this lot are as follows:-

UK - £8.50 Recorded delivery

Rest of Europe - £12.50

Rest of World - £22.00

VinylScot – Worldwide shipping costs.

UK

Rest of Europe

USA/Canada

Rest of the World

7” single

£1.50

£2.50

£3.00

£3.50

12” single

£2.75

£4.50

£6.50

£6.50

12” LP

£3.25

£4.50

£6.50

£6.50

CD

£1.00

£2.50

£3.00

£3.50

For Double LPs add £0.50 to UK price, and £1.00 for Europe, and £2.00 elsewhere.

Discounts on postage will be given for multiple purchases – please contact me for specific details.

For items other than those listed above, shipping cost will be shown in item description.

Recorded Delivery available to UK buyers at added cost of £0.40 per package.

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