U.S. 1960's Beatles 45's and Pic Sleeves 27 pieces

$

243

Ok folks, as your aware I can only put so many pics on here, I've taken lots, and will take more if requested, with a 5 megapixel Sony, so if you want more pics use ask seller a question, send me your e-mail and I'll fire more off to you, tell me which ones you want though. Check my feedback, you'll see I'm for real and proffesional.

Offered here is an 27 piece lot of Beatles 45's and picture sleeves. Vinyl is visual and play graded, tested on a top of the line(circa 1980) JVC belt driven turntable, with a brand new diamond tipped "Shure" needle. There are a few rare outsourced pressing's in this lot, Capitol enlisted the help of other record companies to press records. From time to time, records without any Capitol pressing symbols will be found. Some of these were pressed by RCA, by Columbia, by Decca, or by other companies. 
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ATCO Records 45-6308 Ain't She Sweet/Nobody's Child, released July 1, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG-, vinyl looks good but plays with background noise, plays through no skips. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 64-C-7884-22 ALSO ^-53303 and the Monarch Records pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 64-C-80005-21 ALSO ^53304 and the Monarch Records pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG-, light age wear, pen mark on one side, no stickers.
Comes with plain white sleeve.
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Swan Records S-4152 She Loves You/I'll Get You, released May 21, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, surface scuffs that dont affect play at all, plays through clean and clear, no skips, a solid piece. Machine stamped in runoff area; SIDE 1 S-4152-S MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA also hand etched (Delta sign)49544 and with the Monarch Records pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 S-4152-I MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA also hand etched (Delta sign)49545 and with the Monarch Records pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG++, style 1 label "Wide Print", very light age wear, no stickers or writing.
Comes with plain white sleeve.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5112 I Want To Hold Your Hand/I Saw Her Standing There, released January 13, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, some light surface scuffs no affect on play, sounds clean and clear, no skips. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-44771-F1, SIDE 2 45-X-44772-G2, Capitol also enlisted the help of other record companies to press records. From time to time, records without any Capitol pressing symbols will be found. Some of these were pressed by RCA, by Columbia, by Decca, or by other companies, I believe this to be one of those as there is no Capitol pressing plant marks.

Lable condition VG+, no writing, ink or stickers, light age wear.

Picture sleeve condition VG-, this is the EAST COAST VERSION, tape on top and partly on one side, some tears, seams are solid. Light writing one side, pin holes one corner.
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MGM Records K13213 My Bonnie/The Saints, released January 27, 1964, PICTURE SLEEVE ONLY!!!!!

Picture sleeve condition VG-, glue has dried on both seams and come apart, but all pieces still there. Bottom seam solid, top corner cutoff, no writing or stickers.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5150 Can't Buy Me Love/You Can't Do That, released March 16, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, light age wear, surface scuffs, but sounds great, no background noise, clean and clear, no skips. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-44914-G2, SIDE 2 45-X-44913-G2, Capitol also enlisted the help of other record companies to press records. From time to time, records without any Capitol pressing symbols will be found. Some of these were pressed by RCA, by Columbia, by Decca, or by other companies, I believe this to be one of those as there is no Capitol pressing plant marks.

Lable condition VG, no stickers, small writing one side, still clean though.

Comes with plain white sleeve.
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Vee Jay Records 587 Do You Want to Know a Secret?/Thank You Girl, released March 23, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, light age wear, plays through clean, no skips or background noise, another solid piece. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 63-3191 URT, SIDE 2 63-3219 URT.

Lable condition VG+, Title in Bold Print; "The Beatles" is wider than "A Secret", pressed by ARP. light age wear, no writing or stickers.

Picture sleeve condition VG-, this is the rarer WEST COAST VERSION, seam split one side halfway, other side 1/4 way but only glue has dried and come loose, no writing or stickers.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5235 If I Fell/And I Love Her, released July 20, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, plays through clean and clear, no skips, light age wear some light scuffing no affect on play. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-45037-F1 with the L.A. pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-X45039-G2 with the L.A. pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG+, light age wear, no writing or stickers, still clean.

Picture sleeve condition VG, this is WEST COAST VERSION, all seams have splits, but corners are solid, small feather tear at top back side, no stickers, number 31 written on back.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5255 Slow Down/Matchbox, released August 24, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, normal age wear, plays through clean and clear, no skips, sounds great. Machine stamped in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-45051-P1 #3 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-45052-P1 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition Good, writing on both sides, age wear, sticker mark on one side.

Picture sleeve condition VG+, this is WEST COAST VERSION, no stickers, number 25 written on one side, small tear at top same side, no stickers, all seams solid.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5476 Help/I'm Down, released July 19, 1965.

Vinyl condition VG-, plays through clean, no skips, suface scuffs dont affect play. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 X45292 TGP, X45293 P3P, Capitol also enlisted the help of other record companies to press records. From time to time, records without any Capitol pressing symbols will be found. Some of these were pressed by RCA, by Columbia, by Decca, or by other companies, I believe this to be one of those as there is no Capitol pressing plant marks.

Lable condition VG-, some ring wear normal age wear, no writing or stickers.

Picture sleeve condition VG+, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, solid seams and corners all around.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5498 Yesterday/Act Naturally, released September 13, 1965.

Vinyl condition Good, needs a good cleaning. Machine stamped in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-45319-F3 #4 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-45316-F6 #5 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG-, some ring wear normal age wear, no writing or stickers.

Picture sleeve condition VG, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, solid seams all around, small tearing top corner one side.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5555 We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper, released December 6, 1965.

Vinyl condition Good, needs a good cleaning. Machine stamped in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-45377-G2 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-X-45378-G2 #3 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG-, some ring wear normal age wear, no writing or stickers.
Comes with plain white sleeve.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5715 Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby, released August 5, 1966.

Vinyl condition VG, plays through clean and clear no skips, some surface scuffs that dont affect play. Machine stamped in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-45619-P15 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-X-45616-P15 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG-, some ring wear normal age wear, no writing or stickers.

Picture sleeve condition VG, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, solid seams all around, some wrinkling.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #5810 Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields Forever, released February 13, 1967.

Vinyl condition VG+, plays clean and clear, no skips, some light scuffs no affect to play. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X-45871-G6 #3 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-X-45870-G4 #3 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition VG-, some ring wear normal age wear, no stickers, light writing on one side.

Picture sleeve condition VG, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, solid seams all around, some feathering at the top.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #2056, Hello Goodbye/I Am The Walrus, released November 27, 1967.

Vinyl condition VG+++, plays through clean, sounds great, nice shine on vinyl.Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-46160-F3 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-46161-G4 #3 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition Mint-, not a mark, like new.

Picture sleeve condition VG, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, some small tape repair one seam, other side split but solid corners.
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Capitol Records U.S.A. #2138, Lady Madonna/The Inner Light, released March 18, 1968.

Vinyl condition VG+, once again plays through clean and clear, light surface scuffs unaffecting the play. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE 1 45-X46256-G6 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark, SIDE 2 45-X46257-F5 #2 and the Scranton pressing plant mark.

Lable condition NM-, light age wear, no writing or stickers.

Picture sleeve condition VG++, this is EAST COAST VERSION, no stickers, no writing, solid seams all around.
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Apple Records U.S.A. #2764 Let It Be/You Know My Name, released March 11, 1970. PICTURE SLEEVE ONLY!!!!!

Picture sleeve condition VG, bottom seam slpit, sticker mark on back. Feathering at top.
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AND THE FINAL ONE IS A RARE BONUS**********************************

Capitol Records of Canada #72148 Twist And Shout / There’s A Place, released Monday, Monday, March 16, 1964 in Canada ONLY on Capitol. It was released in the U.S. on Tollie Records #9001 on March 2, 1964.

Vinyl condition VG+, plays through clean, no skips, still lots of factory shine on vinyl. Hand etched in the runoff area; SIDE1 CC1-72146, SIDE 2 CC2-72146-2. I believe this copy to be from the very first pressing run as there are NO extra numbers after the matrix numbers denoting subsiquent pressing die's, eg; CC2-72146 #2. Check your guides on this one, I'm positive about this as I've owned, sold, traded, and have several copies of each of the 72000 series of Canadian Capitol Beatles 45's, I live in Ottawa Canada, and there was a Capitol Records pressing plant(Smith Falls Ont.) 50-75 miles from here in the 50's and 60's.

Label condition VG-, light writing on both sides(see pics), no stickers or tape on either side.

Record comes with white generic sleeve.
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