THE BEATLES With The Beatles Vinyl Record LP Parlophone 1963 Original UK Mono Garrod Print Edition

The Beatles - With The Beatles
(Original UK Mono Pressing with Black/Yellow Parlophone Label with 'THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD.' but without 'SOLD IN U.K...' Label Text. Has 'Dominion, Belinda' credit for the track 'Money'. Housed in Front Laminated Garrod & Lofthouse Flipback Sleeve with large "mono" on front cover, complete with polylined Emitex inner sleeve. Rear sleeve has "You Really Gotta Hold On Me" spelling; label has "You Really Got A Hold On Me". Without tax code on label. 7N/7N Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - LP Album (33 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1963
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. PMC 1206

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): XEX 447 - 7N 3 HH
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): XEX 448 - 7N 25 GDL

Condition: VG/EX (Sleeve has surface wear both front and back. It has small laminate creases next to spine. There is a tiny split on the front opening edge. There is also wear on the bottom corners. The vinyl is in clean condition with a couple of visible hairlines)

Track Listing:
1. It Won't Be Long
2. All I've Got To Do
3. All My Loving
4. Don't Bother Me
5. Little Child
6. Till There Was You
7. Please Mister Postman
8. Roll Over Beethoven
9. Hold Me Tight
10. You Really Got A Hold On Me
11. I Wanna Be Your Man
12. Devil In Her Heart
13. Not A Second Time
14. Money

This entry details a fascinating variant of the second Beatles studio album, pressed in Great Britain on the traditional black and yellow Parlophone label. A highly notable feature of this specific copy is that it was issued entirely without a tax code embossed on either label face. It does, however, maintain the earliest "THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD." rim printing, lacking the later "SOLD IN U.K..." restriction statement.

Deep technical markers distinguish this specific run, including the historical "Dominion, Belinda" credit printed next to the track "Money". The dead wax areas reveal the clear XEX 447-7N and XEX 448-7N matrix stamps, paired with the HH and GDL stamper codes. True to the early 1963 pressings, this example showcases the legendary text mismatch: the rear tracklist displays "You Really Gotta Hold On Me" whilst the record label itself uses the "You Really Got A Hold On Me" spelling.

The vintage vinyl disc sits inside a front-laminated, flipback outer jacket manufactured by Garrod & Lofthouse, identifiable by the large "mono" lettering on the front cover. An original polylined Emitex inner sleeve accompanies the record. Condition parameters place the sleeve at Very Good, noting some surface wear across both front and back, minor laminate creasing alongside the spine, a tiny split on the front opening edge, and wear to the lower corners. The vinyl disc rates at Excellent, keeping a clean visual surface marred only by a couple of visible hairlines that do not impede the deep analogue playback.