Beatles LP Lot: The Capitol Catalogue on the 1971 Apple Label, NM VINYL
  $   417

 


$ 417 Sold For
Jan 1, 2024 Sold Date
Dec 25, 2023 Start Date
28   Number Of Bids
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READ THIS! These records are NOT sold for perfect sound quality. They’re sold for their scarcity and VISUAL grading. They’ve been in storage for a decade, and they WILL play with surface noise that can be addressed with D4 or a VPI cleaning.  I can’t test-play at the minute. Please don’t bid if this is a problem for you.

So with that said…

 

Beatles LP Lot: The Capitol Catalogue on the 1971 Apple Label, NM VINYL!

 

Are you in need of the entire Capitol catalogue on the 1971 Apple label with the exception of “Yellow Submarine,” which is on the orange Capitol label with vinyl in Excellent to Near Mint condition?  Huh??  (Covers range from VG- to VG+.  One poor cover.)  All inserts are present.  Exquisite set!

 

Any of these LP’s would be graded NM by a lot of sellers.

 

1.  Meet the Beatles!

Vinyl--- NM.  Looks nearly unplayed!

Plates--- H14/ R17.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG.  Top seam split.  General wear.

Labels--- NM/ NM. Light spindle mark, Side 2.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

2.  The Beatles’ Second Album

Vinyl--- NM, store stock new.

Plates--- R7/ W8.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG+.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM, store stock new.  Side 2 label has the rarer double numeral “2.”  See photo.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

3.  Something New

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  One short, stray line.  Otherwise, store stock new.

Plates--- R13/ R15.  Nate King engraved his name in the dead wax.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG-.  Heavy ringwear, dirtwear.  Center-split spine.

Labels--- NM/ NM.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

4.  The Beatles’ Story

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  NM/ NM.  Both LP’s store stock new.

Plates--- F6/ J7.  J7/ J6.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG-.  Heavy ringwear, dirtwear.  Top-split seam, partially Scotch taped, which has browned.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  EX/NM.  Side 3 label has a light spindle mark.

Inner Sleeves--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

5.  The Early Beatles

Vinyl--- EX.  Sparse light lines on each side, not many.

Plates--- X10/ W9.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

6.  Beatles ‘65

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Plates--- F18/ J15.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG. Heavy ringwear, dirtwear. ½-inch split bottom right seam.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

7.  Help!

Vinyl--- EX/ NM.  One hairline on Side 1, otherwise, this copy is in store stock condition.

Plates--- F19/ W2. Jacksonville pressing.

Cover--- VG.  Strong gatefold.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

8.  Beatles VI

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Plates--- W4/ W4.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG+.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 16.

 

9.  Rubber Soul

Vinyl--- EX/ NM.  One hairline on Side 1, otherwise, this copy is in store stock condition.

Plates--- H17/ H19.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG-.  Top seam and spine are missing most of their slick.  Bottom seam is fine.  Heavy ringwear, dirtwear.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

10.  Yesterday…and Today

Vinyl--- NM/ EX.  Side 2 has a few short, extremely light hairlines.

Plates--- H23/ X7.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG+.  Initials on back cover, bottom left.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: 12.

 

11.  Revolver

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Plates--- H21/ F19.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG.  Heavy ringwear, dirtwear.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

12.  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.

Plates--- H24/ P16.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG.  Seams and gatefold have splits to varying degrees, none are wide open.

Insert--- VG-.  Fun death clue: in the reprise, if you play the “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely” passage backwards, it sounds like “It was a fake moustache.”  That said, someone cut out the badge, but they left you the fake moustache.

Labels--- NM/ NM.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

13.  Magical Mystery Tour

Vinyl--- NM/ EX.  Side 2 has some very short, light lines in “Hello Goodbye.”

Plates--- R1/ J35.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- Very nice VG.  Strong, bold colors.  But book is detached.  Small splits on top and bottom.

Labels--- NM/ NM. 

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

14.  The Beatles

Vinyl--- EX/ NM, EX/ NM.  Sides graded EX have one or two extremely light hairlines.  This set’s vinyl is magnificent and clean! 

Plates--- H81/ H75, F80/ A68.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG.  Dirtwear and yellowing, but NO SPLITS.  “The Beatles” is embossed with no serial number, making this the first pressing from 1971 before the changes were made.

Poster--- EX.  Full gloss.  Left over from the 1970 run, before the poster went to semi-gloss.  Finger divots.  NO SPLITS.

Photos--- EX/EX/EX/EX.  Full gloss, minimal finger divots each. 

Beautiful set of inserts!

Labels--- NM/ NM. NM/ NM.

Inner Sleeves--- Generic whites.

RIAA: None.

 

15.  Yellow Submarine

(This was the only title in the catalogue for which I didn’t have a 1971 Apple label.  This copy is on the scarcer Orange Capitol label with the smaller font.)

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Plates--- G36/ A29.  Jacksonville pressing.

Cover--- VG. Heavy ringwear, dirtwear.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

16.  Abbey Road

Vinyl--- NM/ EX.  Side 2 has some manufacturer’s lines, light.

Plates--- P14/ P14.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- VG+.  Back cover is wrinkled a little.  Some people think the sewer grate is a rare variant, but it isn’t.  Images are printed directly onto the cover.  Inside cover is white, not cardboard.  This is the 1971 cover. Doesn’t list “Her Majesty.”

Labels--- EX/ NM.  Side 1 label has a spindle mark and some manufacturer’s scrubs.  Lists “Her Majesty.”

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

17.  Let It Be

Vinyl--- NM/ EX.  Side 2 has 2 or 3 extremely light and short lines.

Plates--- All machine-stamped comperes present on both sides.  “Bell Sound,” “sf.”   “Phil and Ronnie” hand-etched.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- Nice VG.  Moderate ringwear, both sides.  Top and bottom seams have moderate shelfwear.  Gatefold is strong.  NO SPLITS.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  “Maggie Mae” is credited to “P.D.”

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

18.  Hey Jude

Vinyl--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Plates--- H5/ F6.  Winchester pressing.

Cover--- Poor.  Needs a replacement.

Labels--- NM/ NM.  Store stock new.

Inner Sleeve--- Generic white.

RIAA: None.

 

As these records have been in storage for many years, they will play back with crackling and tics, however; a good moisturizing and cleaning with either D4 Discwasher or a VPI machine always clears them up.  Thanks!)

Note:  All LP’s ship outside of their album covers in order not to damage the covers during shipment.

CAUTION!  There has been a startling increase in bidders canceling their bids.  A word to the wise, I have started blocking any and all bidders who retract their bids regardless of the reason.

Please don’t bid unless you’re willing to honor your amount, okay? Thanks!

(Please note:  Regarding play-testing, my Technics turntable has somehow seized.  The tone arm is stuck in the up position, and I can’t get it to fully return to its cradle.  Is there anyone out there, who can tell me if this is an easy fix?  Thanks!) 

 

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On Dec-24-23 at 17:20:15 PST, seller added the following information:

eBay keeps filling in shipping as $3.00. This lot will cost $10.00 to ship in the U.S. as per my description under "Shipping."


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