Beatles-Wanna Hold Your Hand/East Coast-Hofer-1st Press
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BEATLES
I WANNA HOLD YOUR HAND b/w I SAW HER STANDING THERE
CAPITOL
5112
WITH WALTER HOFER PUBLISHING CREDIT ON B-SIDE
1964
I Want to Hold Your Hand/I Saw Her Standing There
The record company was sent mono mixes of the fifth Beatles single.
Instead of "This Boy," Capitol chose to release "I Saw Her Standing There"
as the b-side of the single.
First Press: Yellow and Orange Swirl label without
"subsidiary" print.
The first pressings of the record are identified by the "Walter Hofer" publishing
credit on the "I Saw Her Standing There" side of the disk.
Second Press: The publishing to "I Saw Her.." side were changed to "George
Pincus & Sons Music Corp."
The picture sleeves were prepared by two different printers: Queens Litho
in New York (East Coast) and Bert-Co Enterprises of Los Angeles (west
Coast).
The East Coast variation (type 1-A) shows all of George's head, and
have a straight cut top.
The West Coast variation (type1-B) crops off part of George's head,
and have a tub cut top.
The original 1964 sleeves do not have periods in "REG US PAT OFF"
DISC IS VG++/NM- WITH JUST VERY LITE PAPER SCUFF
SLEEVE IS VG++
NO SEAM SPLITS, NO TEARS, NO FOLDS, NO WRITING, NO HOLES
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