The Beatles, Please Please Me, 1st UK Mono Press Vinyl, Black And Gold Labels.
  £   670
  $   888

 


£ 670 Sold For
Apr 18, 2021 Sold Date
Apr 11, 2021 Start Date
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Description

The Beatles, Please Please Me, PMC 1202.

Rare original Parlophone 1963 first mono pressing with black and gold labels. PMC 1202. Dick James Credits.

Dick James Mus, Co, Credits for:

Side 1, tracks:

6. Ask Me Why.

7. Please Please Me.

Side 2, tracks:

4. Do You Want To Know A Secret.

6. There's A Place.

Matrix Runout Stampers:

Side 1: XEX-421-1N.

Side 2: XEX-422-1N.

The vinyl is EX+, looks amazing and is clean and crisp; there are a couple of very minor surface marks but this LP plays beautifully throughout both sides.

The labels are also damage free, flat, clean and clear; Black with Gold text, small 33 1/3 and without tax codes. Practically no spindle wear at all.

The Parlophone Co LTD, written at the start of the lower perimeter print.

The cover is fold back and is in EX condition; no damage to the laminated front facing cover and the photo and text are clean and clear with great colour throughout.

Features large black MONO on the top right of the front cover.

Bottom right on the front features in very small print:

Photo: Angus McBean.

The spine is excellent too, straight and without any creases the text is also intact and perfectly readable.

Back cover is black and white and printed on the bottom right is:

Printed and made by Ernest J Day.

There are on all 4 corners the tiniest of scuffs and on the back cover there is a tiny bit of lift on the top left fold over edge.

This is a rare and hard to find LP in overall excellent condition.


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