THE BEATLES We Can Work It Out / Day Tripper Vinyl Record 7 Inch Parlophone 1965 KT Gramophone Rim

The Beatles - We Can Work It Out / Day Tripper
(Original UK Pressing with Black/Silver Parlophone Label that has 'THE GRAMOPHONE CO.LTD.' rim text, 'SOLD IN U.K.' label text and 'NORTHERN SONGS NCB' text on three lines. 4-Pronged Label Design. KT Tax Code is embossed on side 1 label. -4/-1 Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1965
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. R 5389

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): 7XCE 18341-4 1 A
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): 7XCE 18342-1. 3 RL

Condition: VG+ (The vinyl is in clean condition. It has a couple of minor surface marks)

Side A: We Can Work It Out
Side B: Day Tripper

Featuring the iconic mid-1960s mono audio mix cut straight from the original EMI master tapes, this Parlophone 7-inch vinyl single (R 5389) showcases The Beatles' definitive double A-side hits, "We Can Work It Out" and "Day Tripper". This specific UK issue is a textbook crossover pressing featuring the updated black and silver "THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD." rim text labels.

The vinyl disc itself is strictly graded in solid Very Good Plus (VG+) condition, remaining clean and glossy with only a couple of minor, superficial surface marks that have no impact on audio playback. The original 4-pronged push-out centre design is fully intact, and collectors will find the authentic KT tax code cleanly embossed directly onto the Side 1 centre label.

For definitive authentication, the dead wax runout grooves carry the stamped first-press matrix numbers alongside early mother and stamper codes: 7XCE 18341-4 1 A on the first side and 7XCE 18342-1 3 RL on the flip side. Notable typographical hallmarks on this collectible label variant include the mandatory "SOLD IN U.K." text statement and the "NORTHERN SONGS NCB" publisher layout spread over three lines.

Your order will be securely packed and dispatched worldwide using professional, heavy-duty protective cardboard record mailers to safeguard the analogue media during transit.