I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,

Just a beautiful EAST COAST example.

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,

Stunning EAST COAST sleeve.

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There,
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,
GORGEOUS EAST COAST sleeve !!!

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There,
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,
BEAUTIFUL EAST COAST sleeve !!!

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There,
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,
Lovely EAST COAST sleeve !!!

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There,
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/SC,
WONDERFUL EAST COAST example !!!

I Want To Hold Your Hand  b/w  I Saw Her Standing There,
Capitol 5112, 1/13/64, PS/TC,

Beautiful WEST COAST sleeve !!!

Meet The Beatles
JUKEBOX COMPACT 33
Capitol SXA 2047, Stereo, January 1964, East Coast only

With 5 Original Seeburg Jukebox Company title strips
& 3 Original Mini LP Cover Photo Inserts

During the sixties, Capitol issued stereo Compact 33 discs of some of the label's most
popular albums for jukebox play. These 7" records had a small center hole and played
at 331/3 RPM. These mini-albums were normally programmed with three songs from the
album on each side of the disc. The songs featured on the Compact 33 records were
often unavailable in the 45 singles format. The discs were housed in a cardboard jacket,
which had a miniature reproduction of the album cover on the
front and a blank white back side.

Capitol produced three Beatles Compact 33s starting with Meet The Beatles,
then The Beatles' Second Album and Something New being the final two.
All three were manufactured by Capitol's Scranton factory.

As these records were intended for jukebox play,
they are seldom found in respectable condition.
We offer here, a most wonderful example of the very first Beatles
Compact 33 Meet The Beatles, released in January 1964
at the time of the release of the LP Album.

The condition of the Cover is a terrific and solid Near Mint Minus
(borders on VG+++). The front gleams with its brilliant graphics, with some sporadic
surface wear, but not bad at all. The borders remain a shiny white.

The back side a remains dirt-free with a respectable white tone
with very faint and minor aging :

The Compact 33's were produced with the Capitol black labels,
the outer rim color band and the Capitol logo at the bottom.
The condition of the disc is stunning to say the least, graded at a TRUE
"AS NEW" UNPLAYED beauty ! The Labels as the images depict are stellar !

Accompanying the sleeve and record are the
Original Seeburg Jukebox Company five title strips
(one is separated from the strip), and its three
Original Mini LP Cover Photo Inserts,
all manufactured by the Star Title Strip Co. ::

(Also available is the second Beatles Compact 33 The Beatles' Second Album,
released in April 1964. Scroll down to that Date frame for details).

$2750

Can’t Buy Me Love
b/w
You Can’t Do That
Capitol 5150, Released 3/16/64

THE RAREST OF ALL COMMERCIALLY ISSUED
CAPITOL PICTURE SLEEVES,
These were produced on EAST COAST only !

$275

$200

$175

$325

$150

$150

The Beatles' Second Album
JUKEBOX COMPACT 33
Capitol SXA 2080, Stereo, April 1964, East Coast only
 

During the sixties, Capitol issued stereo Compact 33 discs of some of the label's most
popular albums for jukebox play. These 7" records had a small center hole and played
at 331/3 RPM. These mini-albums were normally programmed with three songs from the
album on each side of the disc. The songs featured on the Compact 33 records were
often unavailable in the 45 singles format. The discs were housed in a cardboard jacket,
which had a miniature reproduction of the album cover on the
front and a blank white back side.

Capitol produced three Beatles Compact 33s starting with Meet The Beatles,
then The Beatles' Second Album and Something New being the final two.
All three were manufactured by Capitol's Scranton factory.

As these records were intended for jukebox play,
they are seldom found in mint or near mint condition. NOT IN THIS CASE !
We offer here, a most splendid example of the second Beatles Compact 33
The Beatles' Second Album, released in April 1964
at the time of the release of the LP Album.

The condition of the Cover is an amazing Near Mint, with the back side remaining
free of dirt and aging stains, which are often evident with these Covers.

(ACTUAL SCANS)

The Compact 33's were produced with the Capitol black labels,
the outer rim color band and the Capitol logo at the bottom.
The condition of the disc is stunning to say the least, graded at a Mint Minus
and this beauty appears UNPLAYED. The Labels as the images depict are stellar !

The Seeburg Jukebox Company five title strips and its three miniature paper covers
did not accompany this set when acquired, for these strips were normally
separated for insertion into a jukebox record index. Most likely, and based on it's
supreme condition, this Compact 33 set never reached the distributor level for play.

(Also available is the third Beatles Compact 33 Something New,
released in October 1964. Scroll down to that Date frame for details).

$3000

FOUR BY THE BEATLES
Capitol EAP-2121, 5/11/64
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
WEST COAST,  W / HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE
GREEN LABEL, RARER West Coast variation

RARER WEST COAST PRESSING
with the GREEN LABEL variation !!
Near Mint Minus Sleeve with some light handling wear.
Record has a GORGEOUS Near Mint Minus high sheen vinyl.
Labels are BEAUTIFUL Near Mint !!

$950

FOUR BY THE BEATLES
Capitol EAP-2121, 5/11/64
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
EAST COAST,  W / HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE
BLUE LABEL East Coast variation

Beautiful Cover & a gem of an UNPLAYED Mint Minus Record.
Labels are Pristine !!

 

$900

FOUR BY THE BEATLES
Capitol EAP-2121, 5/11/64
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
EAST COAST,  W / HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE
BLUE LABEL East Coast variation

Great Near Mint Minus Set of this first of two Capitol EPs !
 

$700

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
    Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/SC, East Coast

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW" PRISTINE CONDITION !

$475

$375

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/SC, East Coast

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/SC, East Coast

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/SC, East Coast

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/SC, East Coast

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
    Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/TC,
RARER WEST COAST sleeve !!

A Stunning NEAR MINT West Coast Tab Cut variation !
These "Tab-Cut" West Coast Sleeves
(along with "I'll Cry Instead" & "Yellow Submarine")
have suddenly become very difficult to find !!

$400

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
    Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/TC,

A beautiful NEAR MINT MINUS West Coast Tab Cut variation !
These "Tab-Cut" West Coast Sleeves
(along with "I'll Cry Instead" & "Yellow Submarine")
have suddenly become very difficult to find !!

$350

A Hard Day’s Night  b/w  I Should Have Known Better
    Capitol 5222, 7/13/64, PS/TC,

A gorgeous NEAR MINT MINUS West Coast Tab Cut variation !
These "Tab-Cut" West Coast Sleeves
(along with "I'll Cry Instead" & "Yellow Submarine")
have suddenly become very difficult to find !!

$350

I’ll Cry Instead  b/w  I’m Happy Just to Dance With You
Capitol 5234, 7/20/64, PS/SC, East Coast

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW" CONDITION ! A REAL GEM !
 

$450

NM -

VG

I’ll Cry Instead  b/w  I’m Happy Just to Dance With You
Capitol 5234, 7/20/64, PS/TC, RARER WEST COAST Tab-Cut sleeve

A most beautiful WEST COAST sleeve ! Nice and flat with great graphics. Edges are sharp.
This rarer West Coast picture sleeve are getting scarce, and this one is a BEAUTY !!

$425

I’ll Cry Instead  b/w  I’m Happy Just to Dance With You
Capitol 5234, 7/20/64, PS/TC, RARER WEST COAST Tab-Cut sleeve

This rarer West Coast picture sleeve are getting scarce,
and this one is so close to Near Mint !!

$375

$275

$175

I’ll Cry Instead  b/w  I’m Happy Just to Dance With You
Capitol 5234, 7/20/64, PS/TC, RARER WEST COAST Tab-Cut sleeve
(with blue 98¢ price stamp in corner)

 

$75

M

And I Love Her  b/w  If I Fell
Capitol 5235, 7/20/64, PS/SC, East Coast

NONE BETTER THAN THIS EAST COAST
"AS NEW" MINT MINUS EXAMPLE !
CRISP & CLEAN CORNER TO CORNER GEM !

And I Love Her  b/w  If I Fell
Capitol 5235, 7/20/64, PS/SC, East Coast

A most gorgeous Near Mint East Coast example of this Sleeve.

And I Love Her  b/w  If I Fell
Capitol 5235, 7/20/64, PS/SC, East Coast

This is a beautiful and solid Near Mint Minus East Coast example.

And I Love Her  b/w   If I Fell
Capitol 5235, 7/20/64, PS/TC, West Coast
Gorgeous Near Mint Minus Tab Cut example. Minimal handling wear.

Matchbox  b/w  Slow Down
Capitol 5255, 8/24/64, PS/SC,

Outstanding East Coast sleeve !

$350

Matchbox  b/w  Slow Down
Capitol 5255, 8/24/64, PS/SC,

Beautiful East Coast sleeve !

$350

Matchbox  b/w  Slow Down
Capitol 5255, 8/24/64, PS/TC, West Coast

$375

Matchbox  b/w  Slow Down
Capitol 5255, 8/24/64, PS/TC, West Coast
 

$375

Something New
JUKEBOX COMPACT 33
Capitol SXA 2108, Stereo, October 1964, East Coast only

During the sixties, Capitol issued stereo Compact 33 discs of some of the label's most
popular albums for jukebox play. These 7" records had a small center hole and played
at 331/3 RPM. These mini-albums were normally programmed with three songs from the
album on each side of the disc. The songs featured on the Compact 33 records were
often unavailable in the 45 singles format. The discs were housed in a cardboard jacket,
which had a miniature reproduction of the album cover on the
front and a blank white back side.

Capitol produced three Beatles Compact 33s starting with Meet The Beatles,
then The Beatles' Second Album and Something New being the final two.
All three were manufactured by Capitol's Scranton factory.

As these records were intended for jukebox play,
they are seldom found in mint or near mint condition. NOT IN THIS CASE !
We offer here, a most glorious example of the third
Beatles Compact 33 Something New, released in October 1964 .

The condition of the Cover is a stunning Near Mint on the front,
and a Near Mint Minus on the blank back side which displays
no ringwear, but some light and sporadic aging spots.

(ACTUAL SCANS)

The Compact 33's were produced with the Capitol black labels,
the outer rim color band and the Capitol logo at the bottom.
The condition of the disc is STUNNING to say the least, graded at a Mint Minus
and this beauty is UNPLAYED "As New". The Labels as the images depict are
as shiny and gleaming as the day of production !

Accompanying the sleeve and record are the
Original Seeburg Jukebox Company five title strips
(one is separated from the strip), and its three
Original Mini LP Cover Photo Inserts,
all manufactured by the Star Title Strip Co :

$2750

I Feel Fine  b/w She’s A Woman
Capitol 5327, 11/23/64, PS/SC

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW" PRISTINE CONDITION !

 I Feel Fine  b/w She’s A Woman
Capitol 5327, 11/23/64, PS/SC
A terrific East Coast Near Mint Minus Sleeve !!

I Feel Fine  b/w  She’s A Woman
Capitol 5327, 11/23/64, PS/TC, West Coast

I Feel Fine  b/w  She’s A Woman
Capitol 5327, 11/23/64, PS/TC, West Coast

$275

$150

$100

$50

$50

$275

$150

$125

"4 BY 4" : 4 By The Beatles
Capitol R-5365, 2/1/65,
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
Rarer WEST COAST issue,
With HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE

 COVER REMAINS
IN ORIGINAL SHRINKWRAP !!

STUNNING NEAR MINT SET OF THIS 1965
"4 BY 4"  BEATLES EXTENDED PLAY 7" RECORD AND
HARD COVER PICTURE SLEEVE -
WITH THE COVER STILL IN THE ORIGINAL SHRINKWRAP !

(ACTUAL SCANS)

This was the 2nd of only TWO Capitol EP's ever produced,
AND THIS IS THE SCARCER WEST COAST (LOS ANGELES) PRESSING !

Condition is MINT MINUS COVER
(in the original FACTORY shrinkwrap),
AND NEAR MINT RECORD LABELS AND VINYL !
HARD TO UPGRADE THIS ONE UNLESS SEALED !!

$1350

"4 BY 4" : 4 By The Beatles
Capitol R-5365, 2/1/65,
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
EAST COAST issue,
With HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE

 COVER REMAINS
IN ORIGINAL SHRINKWRAP !!

ANOTHER GORGEOUS NEAR MINT SET OF THIS 1965
"4 BY 4"  BEATLES EXTENDED PLAY 7" RECORD AND
HARD COVER PICTURE SLEEVE -
WITH THE COVER STILL IN THE ORIGINAL SHRINKWRAP !

(ACTUAL SCANS)

This was the 2nd of only TWO Capitol EP's ever produced,
THIS ONE BEING THE EAST COAST (SCRANTON, PA.) PRESSING :

Condition is MINT MINUS COVER
(in the original FACTORY shrinkwrap),
AND NEAR MINT RECORD LABELS AND VINYL !
HARD TO UPGRADE THIS ONE UNLESS SEALED !!

$1200

"4 BY 4" : 4 By The Beatles
Capitol R-5365, 2/1/65,
4 Song Extended Play (EP)
EAST COAST issue,
With HARDCOVER PICTURE SLEEVE

Near Mint cover with accompanying Near Mint Minus East Coast vinyl.

$575

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/SC

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW" CONDITION ! A REAL GEM !

$475

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/SC

Gorgeous example of this East Coast sleeve !!

$375

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/SC

Stunning example of this East Coast sleeve !!

$375

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party,
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/SC

$100

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/TC,

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW " CONDITION !

Eight Days A Week  b/w  I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party,
Capitol 5371, 2/15/65, PS/TC
 
STORE STOCK - "AS NEW " CONDITION !

$450

Ticket To Ride  b/w  Yes It Is
Capitol 5407, 4/19/65, PS/SC, East Coast

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW " CONDITION !  PERFECTION !!

Ticket To Ride  b/w  Yes It Is
Capitol 5407, 4/19/65, PS/SC, East Coast

STORE STOCK - "AS NEW " CONDITION !  PERFECTION !!