Recent Vinyl Finds Part 55 I found a large record collection with loads of original Beatles records 

Thank you. I appreciate your comments.

Thank you very much and that factory sample sounds amazing!

Lol. OK let me get on it.

The Italian seal will do for me 👍

I will take a listen.

They do seem to turn up. I hope you find one on your next digging trip.

Yes, I leave that to @beatledavetherecordcollector here on RU-vid as he is the expert.

@@thevinylvault thank you very much kind sir 🤗

Thanks for letting me know. I will send these to @beatledavetherecordcollector and he can go into it in more detail.

@@thevinylvault aye why aye, I'm a big Beatles fan myself, Zeppelin me favourite. Saw them at Sunderland 1971 the day before the fourth album was released.

Wow, that's amazing. All the best.

@@thevinylvault thank you, same to you.

The white album shows up far less than other Beatles LPs which is strange considering how many sold.

@@thevinylvault IN WHITE OR BLACK VINYL?

Both!

Thanks for letting me know, It does seem UK presses are more in demand.

Half of the collection was Beatles and half other stuff but the seller would not split it. I wanted to buy the collection but knew I did not want the Beatles records. I took a chance knowing Beatles Dave would probably take them off me so I split the collection with him and we both ended up being very happy. Vinyl Community teamwork!

Thank you for the clarification, your contribution is appreciated!

@@thevinylvault A few of the most common European rights society codes that you can find on labels: SIAE = Italy, SACEM = France, GEMA = Germany, SABAM = Belgium, STEMRA = The Netherlands, SGAE = Spain, SPA = Portugal, NCB = Scandinavian countries.

@@thevinylvault yw!

Thanks for sharing this interesting info. All the best.

Not the best condition but still interesting.

@@thevinylvault don't matter, they will be cleaned and goings to a good home 🤗

Great, on their way!