Beatles VI Mono First Press Original Shrink. Mint- to Mint- -
$
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Beatles VI Mono First Press Original Shrink. Mint- to Mint- -
First pressing, with a black rainbow label without "subsidiary" rim text.
"Words Of Love" song is credited to ASCAP.
Back cover has (See label for correct playing order).
Scranton plant pressing, 'I AM' triangle.
Olive Capitol inner sleeve.
~ There is slight scuffing on side 1, which I tried to take a picture of; it can't be seen from all angles, and only with bright directional light (I can take more pictures of this if needed). There's some small creasing in liner. Hence the Mint minus to Mint minus minus rating.
This is a 'platter'; the vinyl is pretty heavy.
Use pictures to judge condition for yourself, as I'm not a professional grader.
This record has been stored for many decades by a collector.
Pics are of actual item.
Ships carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing.
Feel free to make offers, if applicable.**
Bundle with other items, if offered.
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