Sealed - BEATLES Christmas Album 1970 Blue CAPITOL 12" LP 33 RPM
$
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Description
The Beatles "Christmas Album" 1970
Sealed in original shrink wrap
Cover has slight metallic sheen as is consistent with the authentic record
The photos on the cover are sharp and crisp as consistent with the authentic record.
In the bottom row, picture furthest to the left, you see both of Ringo’s eyes clearly, as is consistent with the authentic copy.
In the photo of the band in the bottom row, second in from the left, you can clearly read Theater Royal above the band’s heads, as is consistent with the original record.
This is in excellent condition and any signs of wear on the shrink wrap are from storage.
Shrink wrap is intact, with a few small tears (on the front near the top, and in the center); there is also a pencil mark/dot in the center on the front (can't tell if it has pierced the shrink wrap or not, see photo); on two of the corners, the shrink has started to wear so the corners have become exposed and you can see some light rubbing that occurs normally with storage
PLEASE VIEW PHOTOS.
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From Wikipedia: The Beatles' Christmas Album , was a 1970 compilation album of the Christmas records issued via the Beatles ' Fan Club—and made available solely to members of their official fan clubs in the UK and the U.S. History Each year from 1963 to 1969, the Beatles had recorded a short Christmas message for their fans, composed of carols, skits, jokes, and thanks to the loyal "Beatle People". Each recording was pressed onto a 7" flexi disc and mailed free to the British members of the Fan Club. In 1970, in the wake of the band's break-up, Apple released the compilation of all seven. The Beatles' Christmas Album was most likely sent to US fan club members in the spring of 1971. Though it served to remind fan-club members that the Beatles were no more, it had the advantage of much better sound quality than the old flexi-discs, though both the UK and US copies of the album were mastered from copies of the original flexi-discs, not original tapes. it was the first time the 1964 and 1965 messages were available in America.
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