THE BEATLES Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967 UK first press 13-track MONO vinyl LP with 'Gramophone Co' & 'Sold In The UK' label credits, complete with intact sheet of cut-outs & 'flame' inner, fully laminated internal flipback gatefold picture sleeve. The previous owner has discreetly written their name on the Side 1 label in black, so is actually camouflaged pretty well PMC7027) See 'more info' for further details on the condition of this rarity...

THE BEATLES Let It Be (1970 UK solid centre 7" single with scratched out matrix on the b-side run-out, also including You Know My Name [Look Up My Number], plain die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is Excellent with just a few faint cosmetic signs ofplay)

THE BEATLES Abbey Road (1969 UK 16-track LP with rare misaligned Apple print on the back cover, without 'Her Majesty' credit on sleeve or label, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just light shelfwear with minor laminate creasingand some scuffing to the corners, with the vinyl remaining in superb condition with few signs of play PCS7088)

THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love (1964 UK Oriole pressed 7" single, also including You Can't Do That, Parlophone company die-cut paper sleeve. With the demands of Beatlemania, EMI were forced to outsource pressings of some singles & LPs to meet demand. These were mainly to Oriole, CBS, Decca & Pye, sometimes Philips. This is an Oriole sub-contracted press ['rough' textured four-prong centre with no tax code, larger gap & larger dinked edge]. The vinyl on this copy is in beautiful EX-/EX condition, showing only minor evidence of play over fifty years on R5114)

THE BEATLES I Want To Hold Your Hand (Rare 1963 UK Oriole pressed 7" vinyl single, also including This Boy, with intact four prong centre, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve. With advance orders of some 1.75 MILLION copies, EMI were forced to outsource pressings of some singles & LPs to meet demand. These were mainly to Oriole, CBS, Decca & Pye, sometimes Philips. This is an Oriole sub-contract press without stamper letter at 3 o'clock in the run-out area & rough centre. The vinyl on this copy is in Excellent condition with minimal play in its time. A nice find indeed! R5084)

THE BEATLES She Loves You (1963 UK first issue 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, 'Recording First Published' & 'The Parlophone Co' text on label but without 'Sold in UK', also including I'll Get You, Parlophone repro die-cut sleeve.The vinyl on this copy remains in EX-/EX condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for over fifty years R5055)

THE BEATLES All You Need Is Love (1967 UK second press 7" single with 'Sold in the UK' & 'Recorded During Live World Television Transmission' label text, also including Baby You're A Rich Man, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a few light scuffs to show for over fifty years R5620)

THE BEATLES Hello, Goodbye (Rare 1967 UK Decca pressed 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including I Am The Walrus, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve. During the peak of Beatlemania, EMI were forced to outsource pressing of some singles & LPs, just to meet demand. These were mainly to Oriole, CBS, Decca & Pye, sometimes Philips. This is a Decca sub-contracted press without stamper letter at 3 o'clock in the run out area & ridge 3mm from the perimeter. The vinylon this copy remains in Excellent condition with only minor evidence of play R5655)

THE BEATLES We Can Work It Out (1965 UK first press 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, 'The Parlophone Co' & 'Sold in the UK' label text in upper case, also including Day Tripper. Issued in a Parlophone company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl on this copy remains in Excellent condition with just a few light cosmetic surface scuffs to show for over fifty years R5389)

THE BEATLES The Beatles Seventh Christmas Record (Rare 1969 UK 7" double sided flexi disc issued by the Official Beatles Fan Club exclusively to its members featuring material recorded individually by the four Beatles and assembled by 'MauriceCole' [Kenny Everett to you!], housed in a striking flipback card picture sleeve designed by 'Richard Starkey and Zak Starkey'. The sleeve shows minimal storage wear & the disc remains near 'as new' LYN1970/1)