The Beatles, Revolver, WITHDRAWN 606-1 mono vinyl LP UK, 1966 , M-, w/ flipback
The Beatles, Revolver, mono vinyl LP, British Parlophone PMC 7009. First pressing, withdrawn on day of release August 5, 1966 because it contains RM11 of Tomorrow Never Knows, rejected by Lennon. Disc VG : vinyl and labels appear flawless but for spindle burn no wol, no sol. Runout stamps: XEX 605-2 G 1 / XEX 606-1 OM 3 First mother and stamper on Side One, Third mother on Side Two Ernest Day flipback cover G : strong creases, discoloration along opening edges and back lamination no seam splits, no woc or soc. Original EMI inner sleeve VG : disc impression, 2 seam split on one side. Buyer must cover insurance for full value through Priority Mail Express.
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