Beatles ABBEY ROAD 1st UK PRESS -2/-1 Matrix MISALIGNED APPLE Error Labels RARE
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Apr 24, 2025 Sold Date
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The Beatles Abbey Road 1st UK ERROR LABELS misprint sleeve MISALIGNED APPLE 'Her Majesty' Misprint 

The Beatles "Abbey Road" 1st UK Press Vinyl LP -2/-1 Matrix

Description:

This edition is a trifecta of collector's delights, featuring -2 -1 matrix endings on the vinyl, error labels omitting 'Her Majesty' as the last track, and a coveted misprinted sleeve with a misaligned Apple logo on the back. Released in 1969, the disc is in NEAR MINT! condition. 

Key Features:

  • Matrix numbers: -2 -1 Confirming its 1st UK press status.
  • Rare Misprinted Sleeve: With a misaligned Apple logo on the back.
  • Error Labels: Omitting 'Her Majesty': 

This is a rare, hard-to-find UK 1969 first edition pressing of The Beatles’ ABBEY ROAD LP. This specific release is even more rare, due to some misprints and variations. Please see the details below from Discogs about the unique and special characteristics of this particular version:

DISCOGS

This release has a misaligned Apple Records logo on the back and does not list "Her Majesty" on either cover or B side label. The front cover photo is more tightly cropped than on other releases, showing less sky (noticeable over the roof tops right) and less of the drainage grating bottom right. Fully laminated sleeve.

_______________________________________________________ I am not a record dealer, far from it.  All of the vinyl records I'm posting for sale are from my personal collection which I have recently decided to part with.
  • All my vinyl was purchased new by myself in either Ipswich or London, ENGLAND before I moved to the USA in 1983.
  • All were only ever played by me in my home on a high-end Pioneer Turntable.
  • All have been stored vertically in Custom Vinyl Record Flight Cases in my UK then my USA climate controlled homes
I've referenced the exact same 'SOLD' items to garner details and also used past sales as reference points for the current value of my albums.  If you add selling price and shipping cost of past sold albums I'm sure in most cases my asking price will be less or at least very competitive.

For shipping I will wrap the outer sleeve in cling-film to protect it.  Then add cardboard spacers (if necessary) into the custom vinyl record shipping carton.  Thanks for checking this posting out.

The grading system I've used is eBay's predefined and preloaded grading for vinyl records.


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