Beatles Ain't She Sweet ATCO 33-169 Stereo Shrink Original 1964. Mint- to Mint--

$

400

Beatles Ain't She Sweet & Other Great Group Sounds From England
ATCO 33-169 Stereo, In Opened Shrink. Original from 1964.  With original inner liner.

ATCO's "cash-in" release from 1964 contains 4 of the Beatles, Tony Sheridan/Hamburg recordings from 1961, with remaining tracks by studio group "The Swallows".

Lavender & tan color label and 1 song title above center hole. Label does not credit Tony Sheridan on Side A tracks 2 through 4. Issued in covers that do not credit Tony Sheridan. Pretty heavy vinyl weight.

Mint- to Mint-- condition. There is some slight tiny scuffing on vinyl on side 1 (does not show in picture; see picture taken right above spot).
Note that the small 'creasing' seen in pictures is in the shrink-wrap plastic, not the cover.
Judge condition for yourself from pictures. Pictures of actual item.

Ships carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing.

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