THE BEATLES Sgt. Pepper 1967 UK MONO 1ST PRESS XEX 637-1 Player Copy / Insert
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THE BEATLES – SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND
Original 1967 UK First Pressing Mono LP
Label: Parlophone (PMC 7027)
Matrix Codes: XEX 637-1 / XEX 638-1 (Absolute First commercial cut from the 1967 analog tapes)
An honest, fully play-tested "player's copy" of a absolute masterpiece. This is a genuine 1967 UK Mono first pressing featuring the legendary heavy, punchy mix preferred by the band themselves.
💿 VINYL CONDITION: Very Good (VG)
* The vinyl retains a good factory gloss across both sides with visible superficial hairlines and paper scuffs under close light.
* IMPORTANT PLAY-TEST NOTE: There is a prominent visible mark on the playing surface (clearly highlighted in the close-up photos). This has been strictly play-tested on a quality turntable setup: it does NOT cause any skips, jumps, or loud pops. It only produces a very slight, mild vintage background crackle as it passes over.
* Centre labels are beautifully clean with crisp yellow Parlophone text and minimal spindle wear. Plays through with incredible mono power and depth.
📁 OUTER SLEEVE: Good (G)
* Original fully laminated gatefold sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse. Front and inner gatefold panels are fully attached with bright, vivid color preservation.
* Exhibits heavy vintage storage wear, including ungluing and a split opening along the top edge seam.
✂️ INSERT & INNER SLEEVE:
Included (Honest Condition)
* Includes the original full-color card Sgt. Pepper Cut-Outs insert sheet. It is completely uncut and un-popped.
* Note: Features vintage biro ink marks, including drawings on the blank reverse side and left front (see photos).
* Housed in a vintage white EMI "Important" replacement inner sleeve (original red/white psych inner sleeve is missing).
Perfect for a vinyl enthusiast or Beatles collector looking for an affordable, genuine 1967 mono mix to spin on their turntable.
Ships securely packed in a professional cardboard record mailer with the vinyl housed outside the jacket to prevent any seam splits during transit.
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