In this auction are 5 ORIGINAL George Harrison APPLE PICTURE SLEEVES & 45 RPM RECORDS from the 1970s in NICE CONDITION OVERALL. If you’re looking for some to complete a set or looking for some SOLO-Beatles sleeves to go with your Beatles picture sleeves, you’ve found them here.

 

Here are the details about the records in this auction:

 

Picture Sleeve & Record #1:

 

·       “MY SWEET LORD” b/w “ISN’T IT A PITY” by George Harrison

·       This is Apple Records 2995.

·       This record was released November 23, 1970.

·       The PICTURE SLEEVE is in VERY STRONG VG CONDITION. It has light to moderate overall wear and disc impression. There is slight corner fold/light crease at bottom right corner of “My Sweet Lord” side. Very slight ring on both sides. A slight crease in George’s hair near the center on the “Isn’t it A Pity Side”. Most of the wear is on the top at the opening where there are some folds/creases and 2 tiny tears. NO seam splits.

·       The VINYL is NEAR MINT. Pressed at Capitol’s Winchester plant. 

 

Picture Sleeve & Record #2:

 

·       “WHAT IS LIFE” b/w “APPLE SCRUFFS” by George Harrison

·       This is Apple Records 1828.

·       This record was released February 15, 1971.

·       The PICTURE SLEEVE is in NEAR MINT MINUS CONDITION. It has light wear near the center roof of the building. This is a flat sleeve. It’s become very hard to find this primarily light-colored/white sleeve without wear! Of course, there are NO seam splits, NO tears and NO writing.

·       The VINYL is NEAR MINT. Pressed at Capitol’s Winchester plant.  

 

Picture Sleeve & Record #3:

 

·       “BANGLA-DESH” b/w “DEEP BLUE” by George Harrison

·       This is Apple Records 1836.

·       This record was released July 28, 1971.

·       The PICTURE SLEEVE is in BEAUTIFUL NEAR MINT CONDITION. The sleeve is flat.

·       The VINYL is NEAR MINT. Pressed at Capitol’s Winchester plant.

  

Picture Sleeve & Record #4:

 ·       “DING DONG; DING DONG” b/w “HARRI’S ON TOUR (EXPRESS” by George Harrison

·       This is Apple Records 1879.

·       This record was released December 23, 1974.

·       The PICTURE SLEEVE is in Very Strong VG to VG+ CONDITION. It has light overall wear, some disc impression and very slight ring. There is a tiny tear at the top corner (hardly noticeable at all). One bottom corner is a bit darker than the other corners. The sleeve is mostly flat. NO seam splits and NO writing.

·       The VINYL is NEAR MINT. Pressed at Capitol’s Winchester plant. 

 

Picture Sleeve & Record #5:

 

·       “YOU” b/w “WORLD OF STONE” by George Harrison

·       This is Apple Records 1884.

·       This record was released September 15, 1975.

·       The PICTURE SLEEVE is in STRONG VG+ CONDITION. It has very light overall wear and disc impression. There are a couple of small creases on the reverse photo side of the sleeve that are not particularly noticeable and not evident on the A-side title side of the sleeve at all. Not sure how that happens but they are there. The sleeve is mostly flat with NO seam splits, NO tears and NO writing.

·       The VINYL is NEAR MINT. Pressed at Capitol’s Los Angeles plant.

·       This sleeve & record comes with one juke box title strip. 

 

Thanks to Perry Cox’s Price Guide for the Beatles American Records for information about this LP.

 

FYI: For these sleeves and records, I used the COVER/SLEEVE GRADES and RECORD GRADES listed and described on page 8 of Perry Cox’s Price Guide for the Beatles American Records. These grading Good+ (G+), Very Good Minus (VG-), Very Good (VG), Very Good+ (VG+), Near Mint Minus or Very Good++ (NM- or VG++), Near Mint (NM), Mint Minus (M-), and Mint (M or MT) to VISUALLY grade the 45s and picture sleeves I auction, so please know the descriptions of these grades before bidding. Please ask any questions BEFORE bidding. And please check my other auctions and upcoming auctions for MORE 45s and PICTURE SLEEVES you may want to add to your collection. Be high bidder on several and combine shipping on auction items that finish on the same day! Winning bidder must remit payment within 5 days of auction close by PayPal. Add $4.00 for shipping to a U.S. address with tracking.