THE BEATLES - SGT PEPPER UK 1ST VINYL MONO PRESSING EX/EX FOOLS INNER
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Description
This is an original 1967 FIRST UK vinyl pressing of The Beatles classic album - Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
On yellow Parlophone ref PMC 7027 MONO Matrices are YEX 637 - 1 an YEX 638 - 1
Side 1 stampers 'MGR' at 4 o clock and '1' at 10 o clock Side 2 stampers are 'ATR' at 4 o clock and '8' at 10 o clock
Made in Gt. Britain Text present The Gramophone Co. Ltd test around the outside of the labels "Sold in the UK Subject to Resale Price Conditions, see price list' just above the spindle hole
See label photos
The Record:
Grades as an EX. Theres a few very light surface marks but nothing to note other than some light crackle in places.
Labels have a little spindle wear and some slight sticker marks but NOT tears
Plays beautifully and great sound being a first pressing
NO Warp of any kind - plays perfectly flat :)
Sleeve is EX+ hardly any creasing or wear to back or front except some small hairlines near the spine.
Top and Bottom Spines are pretty intact
Side spine has some creasing though is still perfectly readable
FULLY Laminated Printed and Made by Garrod & Lofthouse
'Fools' inner sleeve is present - this is a vg- small 1" split to the bottom seam, sides are fine. Also a couple of marks which you should be able to see in the photos. This is the hardest part of this album to find.
The cutout sheet has alas been cut out - the cut outs themselves are actually present in the sleeve - all of them - i'm not photographing them as no point (will do on request)....but if you've always fancied playing with them but didn't want to damage the sheet then there you go :D
Tracks I won't list as if you're looking at a first pressing then you know them ;)
Postage quoted is based on UK Recorded Delivery
PLEASE NOTE : Please ask for overseas postage before bidding as there are some countries I don't and won't post to
I use the Record Collector Grading Criteria which for this record is as follows: Excellent: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and / or creasing.
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