Beatles - The Beatles : 2 USA capitol Rainbow labels from the 60ties The Beatles – Something New - Múltiples títulos - LP - 1964

The Beatles : 2 USA capitol Rainbow labels from the 60ties
The Beatles – Something New
Label: Capitol Records – T 2108, Capitol Records – T-2108
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress, Mono, Scranton Pressing
Country: US
Released: 1964

Notes
Scranton Pressing denoted by IAM in runouts.

This is the Second ''East Coast'' pressing:. The tracklisting on the label is moved to the middle of the label.
Runouts are stamped. "IAM" in runouts is surrounded by a triangle.

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Pressing Plant ID (Stamped in runouts): IAM
Matrix / Runout (Label side 1): T-X-1-2108
Matrix / Runout (Label side 2): T-X-2-2108
Matrix / Runout (Runout side 1, variation 1): T1-2108- IAM
Matrix / Runout (Runout side 2, variation 1): T2-2108- IAM

CONDITION
Cover: VG+ (see photo’s Two Spines are taped and writing on back)
Record: Exc/ VG++ On side 2 : Visual hairlines No skips. plays thru.. Clear & crispy.
Labels : Exc (see photo’s)

The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour
Label: Capitol Records – SMAL 2835,
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Jacksonville Pressing, Gatefold
Country: US
Released: 1968


Notes
This Version is a Large Text Jacksonville pressing in gatefold cover with attached 24 page booklet. (NOT PRESENT)
The "SMTL" in runouts was apparently scribed over and existing mis-entry.
Appears as: SMT-IL with the T having been scribed over an H.

Label variation for this version and Other Identifiers
-Stereo printed on side A is as close to the outer edge of the label as possible.
-Stereo on both labels is printed in large text.
-Side A tracklisting starts above the spindle hole.
-ASCAP credit after every song on label A.
-BMI credit after every song on label B.
-No "A Subsidiary of Capitol Records..." in the label rimtext.
-Large "1" and "2" on labels.

CONDITION:
Cover : VG+/VG++ (See Photo’s))
Record : VG+/VG++
Label : VG++
Booklet : NOT PRESENT

I have my records for years: Cleaning may be an option, mostly not necessary