Parlophone Record Labels
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Early 20th century Parlophone record label of the 80rpm era acoustic.
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Please Please Me by The Beatles (side 1) - 1963. Parlophone gold and black label
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With The Beatles (side 1) - Parlophone yellow and black label
The labels shown here include those used for 78s and LPs. The label design for 7" singles had the same standard template as several other EMI labels, with the large "45" insignia to the right. In recent years, design uniformity has relaxed from release to release.
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