THE BEATLES INTRODUCING THE BEATLES US ORIG'64 VJ MONO AD BACK COVER SEARS BAGGY

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2,125

Vee-Jay Records

“Introducing... The Beatles”

THE BEATLES

ONLY COLLECTIBLE VINYL RECORDS AND RARE MEMORABILIA, PRE-SALE PREPARATION, FULL AND DETAILED DESCRIPTION, HIGH DEFINITION (HD) PHOTOGRAPHS, HIGH QUALITY SERVICE, QUALITY GUARANTEE, 100%  - POSITIVE FEEDBACK, 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE, PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING ASSURING A SAFE TRANSIT, FREE U.S. PRIORITY SHIPPING!

The Holy Grail of every Beatles collection, Introducing the Beatles "AD BACK" cover, which considered one of the rarest of all American Beatles LP records, the 1st version of the 1st Beatles album in America, Introducing the Beatles Version 1 Mono with a withdrawn 1st track lineup, including 'Love Me Do' and 'P.S I Love You'. The very early 1st run "Ad Back" version thick cardboard cover with twenty five "Other Fine Album Of Significant Interest" Vee Jay releases by other Vee Jay artists such as Jimmy Reed on the back. Incredibly rare front cover with the ”Printed In U.S.A.” banner running vertically along the bottom left side, two inches from the bottom left corner. The cover is still in its original loose-fitting distributor protective 'Sears Roebuck and Co.' baggy with the orange Sears logo in the opposite corners, containing an original "Sears, Roebuck and Co." price tag at the top left corner. The rarest of the three versions original 1st print color band Vee Jay VJLP 1062 / 63-3402 catalog numbers 2.87’ diameter deep groove pressing ring black print oval VJ logo label. Original thick, heavy plate, glossy vinyl pressing with the 1st matrix numbers and original ‘AudioMatrix’ machine stamp in the trail-off vinyl, which is considered to be the proof of authenticity of the 1st pressing. The full matrix numbers are as follows: Side 1 - 63-3402 AudioMatrix 6-29-63 ? (Delta Triangle) 5702 A MR in Circle / Side 2 - 63-3402 AudioMatrix 6-29-63 ? (Delta Triangle) 5702-X A MR in Circle. The "MR in Circle" stamp identifies the pressing as West Coast, Los Angeles, Monarch Records Pressing Plant issue. The vinyl also contains the handwritten "6-29-63" date stamp, indicating that this copy was pressed on June 29, 1963, which is several months prior to the official album release date of January, 1964. The album comes with an original white background Vee Jay Records “THE GREAT GOSPEL ARTISTS ARE ON VEE-JAY RECORDS” inner sleeve with 50 adverts for other Vee Jay releases.

 CONDITION:

COVER: EXCELLENT MINUS (EX-) Very clean, without any writing or splits. The front cover has a very early 1st press high-quality print. The Ad Back slick contains rich and vivid color and is in truly pristine condition, especially considering the fact that the majority of these copies are found with a heavy ring wear and scuffs. Some barely noticeable hint of ring wear at the top and bottom of the front cover. Some occasional edge and corner wear.

VINYL: VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS (VG++) The shiny vinyl contains some very light surface hairlines and scuffs from the inner sleeve, none of which can be felt with a finger nail.

 LABELS: NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) Super clean scuff-free labels don't have any spindle marks.

ORIGINAL VEE-JAY INNER SLEEVEL VERY GOOD PLUS (VG++)

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