Beatles Help Capitol Shrink Original First Scranton Press Near Mint to Mint.
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Beatles Help! Capitol Shrink Original First Press Near Mint to Mint. Scranton.
In original opened shrink wrap, with original store sticker 'Jordan Marsh'.
No Ken Thorne credits on the following: Track A6: "Introducing Wagner's Overture to Act III of 'Lohengrin' Beatles Style", no Ken Thorne credit Track B4: The Bitter End, no Ken Thorne credit
Track B6: The Chase, no Ken Thorne credit.
There is a very tiny 'scuff' on the surface of one side; not sure if it's simply a paper scuff or anomaly; doesn't appear to affect sound at all.
Pics are of actual item; use pictures to judge condition.
Ships carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing (I will buy insurance at final sale value).*
Feel free to make offers, if applicable.**
Bundle with other items, if offered.
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Sometimes outside events may delay or prevent responses to offers - please do not take it personally. Possibly, when it is absurdly low, I will 'ignore' an offer, believing it isn't serious.
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