Please Please Me

(Reissue Remastered) 'Glossy cover

On rear cover:
Recording first published 1963
Specially Plated And Pressed On High Definition Vinyl By Victor Company Of Japan Ltd.
Special Static Free, Dust Free Inner Sleeve
Special Heavy Duty Protective Packaging
Source: The Original Master Tape
Mastered with the Ortofon Cutting System

On labels:
Pressed in Japan

On spine:
Printed in U.S.A.'[discogs]

Black label with the 'two-box' EMI logo and silver print. “The Gramophone Co Ltd…” printed at the start of the perimeter print and “Made In GT. Britain” on bottom. No 'stereo' to the front cover.[thomasha]

Barcode Version[christiang]

(Enhanced Remastered Repress) '4-panel gatefold cardboard sleeve>Made in EU'[discogs]

This album has been release using the 2009 digital remasters which had been created from the original stern master tapes except for side two track 1 and 2 which are from the original mono analogue master tapes.
No durations listed on label.
Barcode appears only on sticker, not on actual sleeve.
Ardmore & Beechwood Ltd. appears as Ardmore & Beechwood Music Ltd. on label[thomasha]

Label code on back of sleeve.[philip]

Label variation (slightly wider font) see pic...[philip]

Label code on back of sleeve.[philip]

Remastered stereo issue on 180g vinyl![sascha]

Labels are on the wrong sides (Please Please Me label is on B-side)
3rd or 4th pressing.
Centre of label has been popped out so not sure if it had the 'Sold In UK' text.
Recording first published text is very small.
Made In Gt Britain text along bottom rim of label.
1N matrix.
Mixed case copyright text.

Label with Apple logo design
.
Printed in Germany by 4P NICOLAUS GMBH, Koeln.
This version has a 'Star' under the GEMA-Sign on Label and on backcover after catalog-number and on spine. [discogs]

Silver/black Parlophone labels with two boxed EMI logos & the 'MADE IN GT BRITAIN' tag at the perimeter. Frontcover says 'Photo: Angus McBean' at lower right corner.[Lars]