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Japan LP Beatles 2 Apple LP records in Japan: 1) Red vinyl Apple records with Toshiba Musical Industries printed on the label (1969-1973) 2) Black vinyl Apple records with Toshiba Musical Industries printed on the label (1969-1 Oct. 1973) 3) Black vinyl Apple records with Toshiba-EMI printed on the labels (1 Oct. 1973-1979) (The lyric/info inners & LP covers that come with type 3 records have EMI printed on the rear, types 1 &2 have not) These are the main LP Obi types (there are some exceptions where other obi layouts were used): 1) 'Gourd-type' obi with round Apple, green background (1969-1972), price ¥2,000 (¥4,000 for 2-LPs) 2) 'Gourd-type' obi with round Apple, white background (1969-1972), price ¥2,000 (¥4,000 for 2-LPs) 3) 'Arrow-type' obi's (with 'stereo' or '*****' (5 stars) for mono records(1969-1972) price ¥1,700 or ¥2,000 4) Blue/yellow Apple obi's (1970-1972), price ¥2,000 or ¥2,200 5) The Beatles Forever series (1972-1976), price ¥2,200 (¥4,400 for 2-LPs) 6) 'Country Flag-type' obi in the black vinyl EAS series (1976-1980), price ¥2,200 (¥4,400 for 2-LPs) 7) The TOJP "Final Vinyl" series (1992-1993), price (unknown) 8) The 2004 TOJP series, price ¥2,548 (¥3,470 for 2-LPs) 9) The 2013 TOJP series, price (unknown) Stickers: During price switches, records or/and obis may have an added price sticker (sometimes black on white, but usually black on gold). Title cards: All Toshiba Musical Industries LPs originally came with a light brown title card, showing the song titles in both Japanese and English language. These are pictured when available. Until 1979, all LPs come with black inner sleeves: APPLE AP-9728 - MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR ¥2,200 Obi Glued-in 24-page booklet 2-sided lyric insert Track sheet Red vinyl Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd., contract pressing with double pressing ring APPLE EAP-9030X - MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR ¥2,200 Obi Glued-in 24-page booklet One-sided lyric insert Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. EMI print on rear cover ¥2,200 Obi Glued-in 24-page booklet One-sided lyric insert Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. APPLE EAS-80569 - MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR ¥2,500 Obi Glued-in 24-page booklet 4-page lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80011 - MEET THE BEATLES (US Compilation) ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Red vinyl Promo Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Industries Ltd. Industries Ltd., contract pressing with large pressing ring Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi APPLE EAS-80562 - MEET THE BEATLES (US Compilation) ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80012 - THE BEATLES' SECOND ALBUM (US Compilation) ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Red vinyl Promo Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Industries Ltd. Industries Ltd. Contract pressing with large pressing ring Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi APPLE EAS-80563 - THE BEATLES' SECOND ALBUM (US Compilation) ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80033 - SOMETHING NEW ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi 2-sided lyric sheet Red vinyl promo Red vinyl Flat labels, Mfd. by Toshiba Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Dish labels, Mfd. by Toshiba Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Musical Industries Ltd. Musical Industries Ltd. Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi Industries Ltd. Contract pressing with large pressing ring APPLE EAS-80564 - SOMETHING NEW ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80034 - THE EARLY BEATLES ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi Insert Red vinyl Promo Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Industries Ltd., Industries Ltd., single pressing ring double pressing ring Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Contract pressing with large Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi Industries Ltd. pressing ring APPLE EAS-80565 - THE EARLY BEATLES ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80035 - BEATLES VI ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Red vinyl promo Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi Industries Ltd. APPLE EAS-80566 - BEATLES VI ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80060 - HELP! (US Compilation) ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,000 Obi with ¥2,200 sticker ¥2,200 Obi 4-page lyric insert Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Industries Ltd. Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,000 Obi with Industries Ltd. ¥2,200 sticker or ¥2,200 Obi Contract pressing with large pressing ring APPLE EAS-80567 - HELP! (US Compilation) ¥2,500 Obi 4-page lyric insert Promo APPLE AP-80061 - YESTERDAY AND TODAY ¥2,000 Obi ¥2,200 Obi 2-sided lyric insert EMI on rear cover Red vinyl promo Red vinyl Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes in EMI cover with ¥2,200 Industries Ltd., Industries Ltd., Obi green/yellow label pale green label Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Comes with ¥2,000 Obi Mfd. by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. Comes with ¥2,200 Obi Industries Ltd., contract pressing with double pressing ring APPLE EAS-80568 - YESTERDAY AND TODAY ¥2,500 Obi 2-sided lyric insert Promo APPLE EAP-9032B/9033 - THE BEATLES/1962-1966 [2-LP] ¥3,500 Obi ¥4,000 Obi 24-page booklet 12-page discography 4-page Rock discography Poster (comes with ¥3,500 Obi) Printed inner sleeves Flat labels Dish labels APPLE EAS-77003/77004 - THE BEATLES/1962-1966 [2-LP] ¥4,600 Obi 16-page booklet 12-page discography Poster Printed inner sleeves Promo APPLE EAS-50021/50022 - THE BEATLES/1962-19661966 [2-LP] RED VINYL ¥3,600 Obi 4-page lyric sheet Printed inner sleeves Promo APPLE TOJP-7414/7415 - THE BEATLES/1962-1966 [2-LP] 4-page lyric insert Printed inners APPLE EAP-9034B/9035 - THE BEATLES/1967-1970 [2-LP] ¥3,500 Obi ¥4,000 Obi 24-page booklet 12-page discography 4-page Rock discography Poster (comes with ¥3,500 Obi) Printed inner sleeves APPLE EAS-77005/77006 - THE BEATLES/1967-1970 [2-LP] ¥4,000 Obi 16-page booklet 12-page discography Poster Printed inner sleeves Promo APPLE EAS-50023/50024 - THE BEATLES/1967-19701970 [2-LP] BLUE VINYL ¥3,600 Obi 4-page lyric sheet Printed inner sleeves Promo APPLE TOJP-7416/7417 - THE BEATLES/1967-1970 [2-LP] Obi 4-page lyric insert Printed inners APPLE EAP-9032B/9033/9034B/9035 - THE BEATLES FOREVER [4-LP Box] Box front Box spine Box rear Obi Contains the 'red' and 'blue' compilation LPs (EAP-9032B & EAP-9034B -with ¥3,500 Obis-) with all inserts APPLE EAP-9032B/9033/9034B/9035 - MUSIC IS FROM ME TO YOU [4-LP Box] Box front Box rear Box spine 16-page booklet Contains the 'red' and 'blue' compilation LPs (EAP-9032B & EAP-9034B) with all inserts APPLE EAS-50021/50024 - THE BEATLES/1962-1966 / THE BEATLES/1967-1970 (Promo Display Set) [2-LP] Two PVC record holders with 12" x 6" header card, contains: 1) Red vinyl pressing of Disc 1 of 1962-1966 (EAS 50021) with Side 1 regular label on side 1 and Side 1 Promo label on side 2 2) Blue vinyl pressing of Disc 2 of 1967-1970 (EAS 50024) with Side 2 regular label on side 1 and Side 4 Promo label on side 2 .
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