Beatles / Let It Be
Japan Limited Edition BOX SET LP


Apple AP - 9009

Appendices: "Original OBI”, “Box Cover w/ Tray", “Booklet”, “Single Inner Cover”, “Inner Sleeve” & “Insert”

Description: This is scarce Japanese Limited Edition copy ( released around 1970 ) of “Let it be”, comin' with complete appendices. The booklet is fat with 164 pages, housed in a tray inside the box cover. The inner cover is not gate-fold but single with inner sleeve & Japanese insert. Early press of this edition was issued with red wax, but this copy’s disc is black. It’s very hard to find this item in complete shape even in my country. Scarce item from Japan to serious collector.

Condition: G/VG/EX+ ( Box Cover / Inner Single Cover / Disc )


BOX COVER: Box cover is worn in the corners & outer-edges, with the right top-edge & upper right-rim of front partly torn ( See photos ). It’s scraped and scratched on the surface of front & back. The inner tray is partly torn in the rims and corner ( See photo ). Otherwise it has no ring-wear, dent, strip, stain & writing...OK.

INNER SINGLE COVER: Inner single cover is good in condition, except for partly worn corners & outer-edges. It’s lightly scraped on the surface of front & back. Otherwise it has no tear, ring-wear, dent, strip, stain & writing...OK.

DISC: Disc is excellent in condition, keeping glossy. It has a few slight scuffs on each side. There’re several spindle-marks with brown spots on each label. Otherwise it has none of any hairline, which is to be rated as "EX+". Clean disc for its old age, we guarantee you.

OBI: G, being lightly creased on the surface of each side, while being stained with brown spots on that of back. It’s partly torn with brown tape-stain in the top-rim of back.

INSERT: G+, being lightly creased and tanned on the surface of each side. Brown stain-marks are on the right of front & left of back.

INNER BAG: VG, being light creased with ring-crease on the surface of each side.

BOOKLET: G+, being scraped on the surface of outside pages, while being clean inside pages. Inside pages are split in half along center-fold, because of aging.