THE BEATLES With The Beatles Vinyl Record LP Parlophone 1963 Original UK Mono Pressing Rare Variant

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 Ernest J. Day 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". KT Tax Code is embossed on side 2 label. 7N/5N 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 30 OL
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): XEX 448 - 7N 4 OG

Condition: VG+/EX (Sleeve is in clean condition with small laminate creasing only. It has a little discolouration on the back top flipback. There is a tape mark inside the interior of the opening edge. This is not visible. The vinyl is in a strong excellent clean condition with light signs of play only.

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 is a premier example of a rare original UK mono pressing of the second studio album from The Beatles, released on Parlophone in 1963. Bearing the iconic black and yellow label with "THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD." rim text, this historic vinyl LP is highly sought after by serious record collectors due to the complete absence of the later "SOLD IN U.K..." text.

Key archival markers define this specific variant, including the highly coveted "Dominion, Belinda" publishing credit for the closing track, "Money". The matrix numbers stamped in the run-out grooves read XEX 447-7N and XEX 448-7N, certifying its earliest production status. Further adding to its historical charm, the release highlights a famous typography discrepancy: the rear sleeve prints the track title as "You Really Gotta Hold On Me", whilst the side two label corrects this to "You Really Got A Hold On Me". A genuine KT tax code remains clearly embossed on the side two record label.

The vinyl album is housed within its original front-laminated, flipback garment sleeve printed by Ernest J. Day, featuring the prominent, large "mono" indicator on the front cover. The package comes complete with its authentic, period-correct polylined Emitex inner sleeve. Regarding condition, the sleeve sits at Very Good Plus, exhibiting very minor laminate creasing on the front and some age-related faint staining on the reverse top flipback. The vinyl disc itself grades at Excellent, displaying a clean, lustrous surface with only minor surface marks that do not detract from a premium analogue playback experience.