The Beatles, Revolver, stereo half-speed mastered LP Japan MFSL, 1986 , M-
Japanese Original Master Recording LP, 20th anniversary, MFSL 1-107, rel Oct 1986. Virgin translucent high-definition honey vinyl. Victor Company of Japan, Ltd., pressing from the two original master tapes. Disc M- New Old Stock single owner, unplayed : vinyl and labels appear flawless, full mirrorlike lustre no wol, no sol, no spindle burn. Runout stamps: MFSL-1-107-A1 H 1 1 3 4 D SR/2 / MFSL-1-107-B1 H 1 1 2 SR/2 Cover, M-: all edges sharp and clean, no ringwear, no woc, no soc 1/2 ding on one corner. Original heavy-duty inner cardboard with same ding, original static-free, dust-free inner sleeve, all parts M- but for the ding. Shipped in original heavy-duty poly bag.
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