I Want to Hold Your Hand / This Boy

Parlophone

1972·Reino Unido

“Runouts stamped.”

Parlophone

1972·Reino Unido

“one EMI box”

Parlophone

1972·Reino Unido

“Solid center, No text in center, and "THE GRAMOPHONE CO." at start of rim text. EMI added their logo at the bottom of the labels.”

Odeon

1972·Alemanha

“Vol. 2 of "Golden Oldies" serie, but different printer and different ads on B-side (Mina, Barclay James Harvest, Cats etc.)”

Apple Records

1972·Japão

“Black vinyl ¥500 Apple reissue on Toshiba Musical Industries labels with gatefold picture insert & company sleeve.”

Odeon

1971·Alemanha

“First Issue of original 1963 UK 7" for Germany. Original German B-Side was "Roll Over Beethoven" in 1963”

EMI Group

1970·Argentina

Parlophone

1969·Suécia

“Rare reissue with large center hole (jukebox).”

Odeon

1969·Suécia

“'A Parlophone Recording' Repress on black label with 'All rights ...' on right hand side of both labels”

Apple Records

1968·Japão

“Issued with fold-out cover insert and Apple company sleeve. Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. Japan on 2 lines on labels. Released between 1968 and 1972”

Apple Records

1968·Japão

“Issued with fold-out cover insert and Apple company sleeve. Mfd. by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. Japan on 2 lines on labels. Released between 1968 and 1972”

Parlophone

1967·Países Baixos

“Released 2nd half of 1967 up to august 1968 when Apple label was used This issue was released with a 4-prong centre Also released with a large hole centre”

Parlophone

1967·Países Baixos

“Released 2nd half of 1967 up to August 1968 when Apple label was used. This release is with "Big Hole Centre". This release is also available with "4 Pronged Centre".”

Parlophone

jun. de 1966·Austrália

“Label variation with ''I WANT TO HOLD" on 1st line, "YOUR HAND'' on 2nd line. Northern Songs publishing stamps.”

Odeon

1966·Japão

“This is the re-issue of the 1964 release under the same name and catalogue number. The re-issue was released with a different picture sleeve than the original. Marks run from D4 -> E4 -> E6T for this release. Reissue of #1-6 with a sim...”

Parlophone

1966·Reino Unido

“1966 UK 'Solid Centre' Pressing with 'Sold In The UK Subject To Resale Price Conditions...' Label Text on Side One Note several differences between the A and B side label design. These include:- SOLD IN UK text in the label centre is on...”

Odeon

1966·Alemanha

“Made in Germany integrated in label rim text [Misprint] A: label # at 3 o'clock, no 2nd cat # B: label # at 9 o'clock, 2nd cat # at 3 o'clock [Manufacturing variation] Some of the copies were mislabeled (A > B | B > A) [Variant] I Wan...”

Odeon

1965·Japão

“Red wax. G/F paper insert with green Toshiba Industries inner sleeve Other variants of this sleeve/Cat# ¥370, Black vinyl is I Want To Hold Your Hand ¥330, Red vinyl is I Want To Hold Your Hand / This Boy = 抱きしめたい / こいつ”

Odeon

5 de fev. de 1964·Japão

“This single was initially released on both red and black vinyl (this) and issued with "bifold" picture lyric sheet and company inner sleeve. "Please Please Me" has a lower catalog number and was scheduled to be the first Odeon Beatles s...”

Odeon

5 de fev. de 1964·Japão

“Toshiba released the first Japanese record featuring the Beatles by name as a group: 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' b/w 'This Boy' (OR-1041). The single was simultaneously released on red vinyl and black vinyl and issued with "bi-fold" pictu...”

Parlophon

2 de jan. de 1964·Itália

Parlophone

1964·Reino Unido

“'Sold In UK' Label Text”

Odeon

1964·Turquia

“Türk Malı = Made in Turkey”

Parlophone

1964·Reino Unido

“SOLD IN U.K.”