BEATLES VEEJAY 1964 MONO PORTRAIT COVER FRANK IFIELD VJLP 1085 NICE

$

1,777

5 Years ago in the summer of 2018 I made the decision to begin liquidating my 50 year collection of 7" Beatles related vinyl. After just a couple of weeks I had offered only a few of my finest items. If you do some research you can find those items on Popsike as well as on my Ebay seller feedback history. When seeing the then gaping holes in my collection, I had second thoughts and put them all back to bed. It is now 2023 and I am again ready to continue my pursuit to sell these three hundred or so items so dear to me.
All Things Must Pass. My Very Comprehensive Collection Of Beatles 45 RPM Records, Their Picture Sleeves, And Related Items Have Run Their Course. Between The Years Of 1970 And 2000 I Dedicated Countless Hours Searching For And Acquiring Investment Grade Material, Specializing In Group And Solo Singles, EP's And Sleeves. It Became Obvious That Singles Were Harder To Find In Premium Condition Compared To The More Preserved LP's At The Time.  You Will Want To Bookmark Me As Items Will Be Listed Weekly, Some With Set Prices, And Some Up For Bidding. There Will Be Some Extremely Rare Items, So Do Not Miss Your Chance To Fill In Those Blank Spots In Your Collection, Or To Upgrade Items That You Already Have. 
Picking up where I left off in 2018.
Here is VJ 1085.MC2 The Beatles And Frank Ifield On Stage, 1964 Mono Portrait Cover and Record. 
The cover is guaranteed to be original and as described. There is a 3" split on the bottom seam at the mouth. There is no splitting at the top seam whatsoever. The spine is completely intact and the lettering can clearly be seen in the photos. There is a 1/4" cutout hole in the upper corner of the jacket.
The front cover displays extremely well. The wear is limited to the lower and upper edges of the photo, and it is very limited as you can see.
The back of the jacket is also nice. With no writing, and only minor discoloration and wear, you will certainly be very pleased with the condition of this jacket.
The Vinyl is VJ 1085.MR1.  It has the "Monarch Records" logo stamped in the dead wax on both sides. The labels are both very clean with no writing and only minimal wear. The vinyl has multiple scuffs on both sides and even though it still shines nicely, I can only grade the vinyl at a conservative VG.
      The beauty of the jacket is what makes this seldom offered piece of history so attractive.
                                         Item will be packaged insured double boxed USPS Priority
                                        PLEASE NOTE I WILL ONLY SELL AND SHIP TO A U.S. ADDRESS