THE BEATLES REVOLVER MONO UK 1ST PRESS PMC7009 XEX606-1
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Description
The Beatles
Revolver
RARE 1966 1st Pressing
Mono Vinyl Album
Stunning Condition
Original Withdrawn XEX606-1
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Over the next few weeks I will be listing 12 very rare and collectable original Beatles LP's. All are from a collection that belong to a family friend and I will do my best to give as much detail as possible, please ask any questions and I will happily reply.
I have put a reserve price on this item due to it's high value, this is a sensible reserve so you will still be getting this LP at a good price.
See my rating to bid with confidence!
The Beatles - Revolver
Basic Details:
UK 1966 1st Pressing, withdwarwn soon after release as John Lennon was not happy with the sound on 'Tomorrow Never Knows'. The version on this pressing is known as the extended version as it was changed for all future releases. The sleave also includes the original Dr. Robert credit, not the Doctor credit that was used on newer pressings. This is a very rare and collectable special LP with the side 2 XEX606-1 Matrix.
Mono
PMC7009
PCS7009
Black / Yellow Parlaphone
XEX605-2
XEX606-1
Outer Sleave - Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents Pending
Inner Sleave - 'Outstanding HMV LP's' Info On EMI Hayes MIddlesex Original
Outer Sleave
The outer sleave is in stunning condition, the laminate is all in place, the folds on the reverse are all intact, and the sleave has had no repairs.
There are a couple of light general marks as you would expect on a sleave that is nearly 43 years old, and a couple of light fingerprint marks to the reverse only. Overall in my opinion this is an stunning example.
Inner Sleave
Original Paper sleave with clear inner lining... Some outstanding HMV LP's... Take good care of this quality EMI record... EMI records ltd. Hayes Middlesex England. (Some sellers state the original sleave was plain white, I can guarantee that this EMI sleave was deffinately the original sleave for this LP supplied from new and was rarer as not supplied on all).
Fully intact - no wear to edges or centre circle. Creases to corners just from where it has sat inside the outer sleave over the years.
Vinyl
Vinyl has been played and very very well looked after.
Side 1: Just one faint hairline that I can see - no scratches, perfect sound. Centre label has no signs of wear apart from general very light spider lines.
Side 2: Again, just two light hairlines - no scratches, perfect sound. Centre label has a few more general very faint spider lines the same as side 1. Point of interest - This side of course contains the very sought after original withdrarn track 7 'Tomorrow Never Knows' and the rare original 'Dr. Robert' wording.
Overall this is a super example of a very rare and collectable pressing. All of the beatles records that I will be auctioning come from a family friend. He was not a collector, just a huge Beatles fan.
This LP was originally purchased from a record shop in Gold Street, Northampton England in 1963 called John Lever Records - it was purchased on the LP release day and it has been with the same owner ever since.
As you can see by my rating I am a very honest Ebayer. I have sold many records in the past but none where condition is so important as the Beatles records that I will be listing. Therefore please do ask any questions so that I can give you all the answers you require so that you can bid with confidence.
Good Luck & Happy Bidding!
UK & OVERSEAS BIDDERS WELCOME!!
Payment Options...
UK Bidders Please Pay By Cheque, Postal Orders, Registered Cash - Payment To Be Recieved Within 7 Days
Overseas Bidders To Pay By International Money Order, International Cheque (Make Sure This Can Be Cashed In The UK), UK Sterling / Euros / US Dollars (Please Send Insured If Sending Cash) - Payment To Be Recieved Within 14 Days
I DO NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL
OR BANK TRANSFERS
On 02-Feb-06 at 20:15:42 GMT, seller added the following information: Mothers & Stampers GD 1 / RG 1 On 03-Feb-06 at 10:03:07 GMT, seller added the following information: The Stamper letters and numbers show that this very rare vinyl is from the very FIRST stamper run, a true collectable for any Beatles fan that rarely comes up for auction. On 06-Feb-06 at 11:25:43 GMT, seller added the following information: Please note, the "originally purchased from a record shop in Gold Street, Northampton England in 1963 called John Lever Records...." should of course read purchased in 1966price rating