BEATLES "I FEEL FINE" UK CONTRACT PRESSING STAMPS 1 & 2 FACTORY SAMPLE STICKER
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THE BEATLES
"I FEEL FINE b/w SHE'S A WOMAN" PARLOPHONE R 5200 RELEASED 1964 CONTRACT PRESSING WITH WIDE GAP PUSH OUT CENTRE ,HEAVIER AND SQUARE EDGED VINYL
'PARLOPHONE CO LTD' RIM TEXT , 'SOLD IN THE UK' AND 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1964' LABEL TEXT WITH FACTORY SAMPLE STICKER ON THE 'A' SIDE
STAMPERS 1 2 (NUMBERS ONLY ON CONTRACT PRESSING)
MATRICES -1N -1N KT TAX CODE SIDE 1 CENTRE AND RUN OUT GROOVES
VINYL RECORD IS IN SUPERB CONDITION BEAUTIFUL DEEP GLOSSY SHEEN TO THE SURFACES WITH JUST AN ODD VERY VERY FEINT LIGHT SMALL SCUFF ON SIDE 2 NOT FEELABLE AND ONLY VISIBLE UNDER A BRIGHT LIGHT AND DOES NOT AFFECT THE AUDIO WHICH IS CLEAN AND CLEAR WITH QUIET RUN INS AND RUN OUTS
LABELS ARE IN SIMILAR CLEAN CONDITION WITH THE WIDE GAP PUSH OUT CENTRE , AND FACTORY SAMPLE STICKER IS PROMINENT ON SIDE 1 THE SIDE WHICH CARRIES THE 1 STAMPER
RECORD COMES IN ITS 1B PARLOPHONE SLEEVE AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF RELEASE
THIS IS A CONTRACT PRESSING DEFINED BY HEAVIER VINYL AND WIDE GAP CENTRE ,THE PROBLEM IS WHICH ONE ,USING BRUCE SPIZER'S DEFINITIVE BEATLES BOOK ,ITS NOT A DECCA OR A PYE BECAUSE THERE IS NO RIDGE ,SO ITS EITHER CBS OR ORIOLE WHICH ARE PRETTY SIMILAR I'LL GO FOR ORIOLE AS THE CENTRE ISN'T AS HEAVILY TEXTURED AS CBS
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