The Beatles - White Album (1968) Apple (SWBO-101) - IAM 1st Press Scranton VG++
$
170
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Description
This is a double LP vinyl record from The Beatles, titled "The White Album," released by Apple Records in 1968. It features high-fidelity sound and stereo audio channels. The record is in excellent condition, graded as EX, while the inlay is VG+. The sleeve is graded as VG and is the original cover.
This first pressing, numbered edition with catalog number SWBO-101 and IAM stamp was manufactured in Scanton, Pennsylvania. The IAM triangle is stamped in the runout
Here are the details on this numbered first press original vinyl 12” Double LP
This is a an original first pressing done at the Scranton PA Capitol Records pressing facility. This is evidenced by the Triangle IAM stamp in the runouts / dead wax on sides 1-4
The vinyl is very clean, very conservative EX quiet with very little background noise (I am running a 1992 Denon Direct Drive turntable with a Lynn Sondek Tonearm and an Ortofon cartridge & Stylus)
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This copy has all 7 label errors found on the first pressing from the Scranton, PA factory:
Errors #1 & 2
Side 1: "Obladi Oblada" and "Bungalow Bill"
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Error #3
Side 2: "Why Don't We Do It In the Road" (without question mark)
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Errors #4, 5 & 6
Side 4: "Revolution No. 1" and "Revolution No. 9" and "Goodnight".
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Error #7
Sides 2 & 4 have “Capitol records, Inc” in a semi-circle on the bottom 1/3 of the label
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The cover has some blemishes, and some minor tearing and staining. Grades VG+.
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Matrix / Runout (Side 1, etched, IAM Stamp)
SWBO-1-101-J46 #2
Matrix / Runout (Side 2, etched, IAM Stamp)
SWBO-2-101-J45¹¹
Matrix / Runout (Side 3, etched, IAM Stamp)
SWBO-3-101-J47#2
Matrix / Runout (Side 4, etched, IAM Stamp)
SWBO-4-101-J4
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