The Beatles – Let It Be 1970's Rare PPCS 7096 Export Sleeve Apple UK LP EX+NM
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The Beatles – Let It Be 1970's Rare Export Sleeve Apple UK LP
Item: The Beatles – Let It Be PCS 7096 UK LP in an Parlophone Export sleeve PPCS 7096 on Apple labels. For some reason Garrod & Lofthouse who printed the sleeve used the export sleeves like this well into the 1970's and even into the 1980's. This sleeve is a fully laminated. Pressed around the mid 1970's. Has HTM scratched into side 2 run out groove indicating a Harry T Moss cut who was a record cutting engineer at EMI and his cuts of records are highly rated for the sound quality.
Matrix Numbers: Side 1 YEX 773 – 3 U
Stamper Codes: 6 AOH
Side 2 YEX 774 – 4
Stamper Codes: 1 RM
Record Weight: 114g
Sleeve: Garrod & Lofthouse fully laminated sleeve. With the Parlophone logo to the rear.
Inner Sleeve: Important Notice & Made in Great Britain credit inner which are most commonly used with Apple pressings during the 1970's.
Labels: Light Apple with EMI recording and Mfd in UK credits to both sides.
Detailed Descriptions
The Sleeve: EX+ Has 3 laminate creases to the front and the odd few small creases to the edges there is also a slight rippling effect to the front otherwise nothing major and overall is a superb condition sleeve hard to find as nice condition.
Inner Sleeve: EX+ No seam splits, writing, rips or tears anywhere. Does have yellowing discoloration effect to both sides otherwise its in lovely condition as many are ripped torn split this is not.
The Labels: EX+ There is a printing mark done to side 1 label when record was pressed. There are spindle marks to both sides otherwise superb condition.
Record Visually Graded: NM+ Even under strong light looks superb no scuff marks or scratches.
Record Playback: NM Stunning crisp sound a pleasure to listen to and quiet.
Please note that the record has been professionally cleaned on a record cleaning machine with a non alcohol cleaning solution
I use the following grading system:
M=Mint: The record/sleeve is brand new condition. Just like when first pressed and the record will have no deterioration in sound quality. All items including lyric sheet poster etc are in perfect condition.
NM=Near Mint: The record or sleeve may just marginally be off new condition and have the odd minor flaw.
EX=Excellent: The record shows signs of being played, but there hardly any lessening in sound quality. The cover might show signs of wear.
VG=Very Good: The record has been played many times but displays no major deterioration in sound quality. Despite the odd occasional surface marks and the odd light scratch. The cover will shows signs of usage without any major defects.
G= Good: The record has been played numerous times and the sound quality has deteriorated and plays with distortion. The cover will have seam splits, scuffing of edges, discolouration and creases/ing.
F=Fair: The record has not been cared for properly and has loud surface noise but is still just playable. The sleeve will be torn, stained/defaced.
P=Poor: The record will not play properly due scratches and will have bad surface noise. The cover will be damaged and even have parts missing.
B=Bad: The record is unplayable possibly broken, which would only be considered as a collection filler.
I use a plus and minus signs +/- to show if marginally better or worse condition.
Postage: UK/Europe = £8.15 Rest Of The World = £8.75
The item will be sent recorded delivery . I never send out any parcel I wouldn't be happy to receive myself! All records are removed from their sleeves and placed in a new plastic sealable sleeve for posting!
The item description is very detailed and I have listed the item to the best of my knowledge. Any Questions please ask.
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