Beatles Abbey Roadrare Side 1 Labels Both Sides! 1969 Jaxher Majesty Cvr & Lp

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BEATLES ABBEY ROADRARE SIDE 1 LABELS BOTH SIDES! 1969 JAX w/HER MAJESTY CVR & LP. Media: LP Condition: VG+ / VG++ Cover Condition: VG+ Label: APPLE Reference Number : SO-383 Country: US Date: 1969. RARE original 1969 FIRST issue with BOTH LABELS BEING THE SIDE 1 GREEN APPLE LABEL!

A test listen (and track count) show that Side 2 is correct on the vinyl and includes "HER MAJESTY" (ALSO PRINTED ON THE BACK COVER), confirming this is a 1969 FIRST PRESSING. Cover also features the UNCROPPED DRAIN COVER with visible storm drain at the bottom edge under Ringo and John. "O" in dead wax denotes a Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville pressing. Vinyl has a few faint surface sleeve scuffs (a larger scuff on side 1 for split grade) holding grade back. Labels--AGAIN, BOTH ARE SIDE 1 LABELS--are excellent.

Uncropped drain cover has cornerwear, edgewear, ringwear. Songs: Come Together, Something, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Oh! Mustard, Polythene Pam, She Came in Through the Bathroom Window, Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, The End, HER MAJESTY. Yet ANOTHER BIG POSTAL INCREASE: JANUARY 21, 2024! NOTE: A double album is the SAME AS TWO LPs, a triple the same as THREE and a 5LP box set the same as FIVE records, etc.

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