Beatles Please Please Me AUS 1st Old Style S/B BANNER STEREO PCSO3042
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»Please Please Me«
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Australia 1964 ~ 1st Press ~ STEREO
ULTRA RARE "Old Style" Silver / Black "BANNER" Parlophone
PCSO 3042 ~ YEX 94/95-1 ~ Label Variation B
Thick Shiny Vinyl of 171 grams
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Record Details Origin Australia Release Type Original Release Format Album, 12", FOC Label "Old Style" Silver / Black"BANNER STEREO" Catalog No PCSO 3042 Pressing 1st
(Label Var B) THIS Copy issued April 1964 Sound Mix STEREO Matrix Side A YEX 94-1 Matrix Side B YEX 95-1 Stampers A (09/03 o'c) [N/A] Stampers B (09/03 o'c) [N/A] Weight Vinyl 171 grams beabay CID ORPPMSAU0201 (PICS 122, NPID 50) Overview Pressings [1st ww United Kingdom, March 22, 1963, G/B Parlophone, PMC 3042] 1st Australia, April 09, 1964
"Old Style" Silver / Black "BANNER STEREO" Parlophone, PCSO 3042
VARIATION B
Credits Side A: LEEDS / TU-CON / CASTLE
Credits Side B: LEEDS / CASTLE / PINCUS GIL
Non-italicized '(Go To Him)', unbroken horizontal lines above and below music publishers' credits VAR A Credits A: LEEDS / TU-CON / CASTLE, Credits B: LEEDS / PINCUS GIL / CASTLE
VAR C Credits A: LEEDS / TU-CON / CASTLE, Credits B: LEEDS / PINCUS GIL / CASTLE
VAR D Credits A: LEEDS / NORTHERN SONGS, Credits B: PINCUS GIL / NORTHERN SONGS
VAR E Credits A: LEEDS / TU-CON / CASTLE, Credits B: PINCUS GIL / LEEDS / CASTLE
VAR F Credits A: DICK JAMES / LEEDS / TU-CON / CASTLE - NORTHERN SONGS,
Credits B: PINCUS GIL / CASTLE - NORTHERN SONGS
VAR G Credits A: DICK JAMES / TU-CON - NORTHERN SONGS, Credits B: PINCUS GIL - NORTHERN SONGS 2nd 1969, Orange Parlophone "TOP STEREO", PSCO 3042
(Label Variations A thru F) 3rd 1978, Orange Parlophone "SIDE STEREO", PSCO 3042
(Label Variations A and B) 4th early 1982, Black / White "one-boxed" Parlophone, PSCO 3042
(Label Variations A and B) CONTRACT
NZ Summer 1982, Yellow / Black Parlophone, PSCO 3042 5th Fall 1982, Black / Grey "one-boxed" Parlophone, PSCO 3042 6th 1987, Grey "one-boxed" Parlophone, PSCO 3042 NOTE If you're not looged in thru the U.K. eBay site, you can watch all of our OTHER RECORDS here .
We usually have at least 30 plus Beatles records listed, both as an auction and Fixed Price with MakeOffer option.
NOTES
Up for auction here the Asutralian first press of the Fabs' first album, published on "Old Style" Silver / Black "BANNER STEREO" Parlophone Label. Contrary to the U.K., Gold / Black was used for mono pressings only (1st Press Oct 17, 1963, and 2nd January 1964, both G/B Parlophone, PMCO 1202).
As with most Australian early and mid-60s releases, this pressing came in a number of different label variations - to our knowledge, there's no Parlophone branch worldwide that came up with more (and more complicated to-distinct) versions of labels of one and the same pressings. We've listed the most significant details -at least for the stereo first press- in "Overview Pressings". Record on offer shows Label Variation B.
Please note that Australian Please Please Me labels all include commas, where grammatically correct, in the following track titles:
- 1.7 Please, Please Me
- 2.1 Love Me, Do
- 2.3 Baby, It's You
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Please see grading details for a more elaborate description of the record's condition.
SIMULTANEOUS RECORD SALES
Please note that we offer all of our records on different online platforms as well as thru home depot sales simultaneously. We thereby reserve the right to cancel a listing without prior notice and/or justification, namely when a record has been sold and is no longer available.
Visual Grading Cover Front G- Cover Back G- Inner Sleeve(s) [N/A]
(plain) Label Side A EX+ Label Side B NM Vinyl Side A EX Vinyl Side B EX- Audio Grading Side A [N/A] Side B [N/A] We use superb vinyl equipment with its heart being an Ortofon real-diamond system and gold plated contacts all around.
If available, audible checks were performed with an ORTOFON Pro-Ject Audio system connected to a DENON PMA 520-AE amplifier, using a Sennheiser 350 headset. Remarks As for the Cover, Vinyl, optional additions and related issues, please refer to pictures provided right after, which are legal part of this auction.
Non-laminated cover, still glossy on front, however, defintely has seen better days. As most Australian early-60 covers it is not made of stronger(er) cardboard but rather thicker paper. Has seam split, cuts at insertion slot, a tear on upper right corner (front) as well as name "E.KRILL" written on.
Spine is very thin, has the band name readable.
All these flaws are in-depth documented on pictures. We deliberately did not transparent-tape splits, for we think that is the collector's decision.
Both labels are absolutely clean. No writings, stains, tears, or spots. NO spindle hole wear on neither side.
Vinyl is shiny, both sides. Harilines, where Side A looks slightly better than B-Side, which shows two scuffs on first track, which is why we apply a grading of EX-. This record has been played very few times only.
NOT audio graded. We grade most, but not all of our records audible.
Please keep in mind that an opinion is bound to be subjective. Refer to pictures, provided extensively.
MOST IMPORTANTLY, REGARDING AUDIO, DIFFERENT SYSTEMS PRODUCE DIFFERENT SOUNDS. IN OUR LONG-TERM EXPERIENCE, THIS APPLIES TO ALL KINDS AND TYPES OF AUDIBLE DISTORTIONS, SUCH AS NOISES, CLICKS, POPS, SKIPS, ETC. AUDIO GRADINGS HENCE MAY BE CONSIDERED AN ADD-ON AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
THUS WHEN MAKING A DECISION TO BUY, PLEASE BASE YOUR EVALUATION ON PHOTOS HEREIN AFTER PROVIDED, AS WELL AS OUR DESCRIPTION OF A RECORD'S APPEARANCE, NAMELY ALL "VISUAL COMPONENTS".
For a short explanation of applied grading, please see remarks on every listing's bottom of page. We are back, and here's some of our Five-Stars history UK, 1st Sgt. Pepper's, complete, STEREO
SOLD on August 13, 2017, to
£145.00 Australia, 1st MONO 1963
SOLD on March 02, 2014, to
£280.00 Germany, 1st EXPORT 1964
SOLD on November 04, 2013, to
£410.00 U.K., 1st "Jobete" 1963
SOLD on December 20, 2013, to
£240.00 Mexico, 1st MUSART 1964
SOLD on February 20, 2014, to
£190.00 U.K., 1st MONO 1968 # 4,406
SOLD on December 15, 2013, to
£1,350.00 DE, WW 1st EXPORT CH
SOLD on August 03, 2014, to
£100.00 FR, 1st Horse Cover 1965
SOLD on August 24, 2014, to
£280.00 U.K., 1st -3N/-3N 1964
SOLD on July 20, 2014, to
£90.00 U.K, 1st STEREO
/w Dick james Credit
SOLD on June 18, 2014, to
£5,580.00 Collectors from these Countries trust us
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1st Class Packaging
We are Collectors, hence every record is stored (and will be sent) in a sophisticated way. Many experienced collectors were thrilled by our unique, bullet-proof "packing technicque". Original cover, inner sleeve(s), prospective inserts, and/or whatever may come across, are stored separately. The vinyl sits in a neutral antistatic, padded inner sleeve, which is housed in a stable, neutral cardboard cover. Package is protected by one (or more) transparent plastic sleeves. Finally, all items are being wrapped with thick bubble foil and go to a professional record mailer, which is then being properly sealed with water-resistant tape.
(PLEASE NOTE that pictured record is an EXAMPLE only. It is NOT the item up for auction. Thank you.)
- Grading Every record has been carefully graded visually by ourselves. Most records are audio-graded, too. We grade NM/NM-, EX+/EX/EX-, VG+/VG/VG-.
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A Note On Returns / Return Policy
We are two (crazy?) regular average women (Ginger & Fleur Isabell) who love Beatles, thus collecting their records, we're no dealers. We buy vinyl to acquire better copies of what we have already, then selling our second, third, fourth copies. We are classic collectors and hence describe and grade what we sell to our best knowledge, possessing a very high, sophisticated level of knowledge, in particular regarding European records.
If -for whatever reason- our description doesn't turn out to be appropriate, like, for instance, a song skips or jumps, vinyl isn't flat as assured -these types of "error"-, we certainly accept a return (at buyer's expense), for a collector's satisfaction is of utmost importance to us. That certainly happened already. We know that nobody buys a record from us "just for fun". However, as a very basic rule, all of our sales are personal und final.
ALL WE TRY TO AVOID IS TO SEND RARE, VALUABLE VINYL AROUND THE GLOBE "IN VAIN", JUST TO SATISFY A PERSON'S CURIOSITY, FOR EVERY "ROUND-TRIP" IS A HUGE RISK EXPOSING THE RECORD.
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