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Вадим, думаю, поправит, это конец 64г - на первом блеклый и жирный лейбак с большими "A HARD..."  

Матерь на 9 часов, стемпер на 3 часа...

Parlophone Decoding
Laquers make Masters which in turn produce Mothers which then create Stampers. So for your Parlophone records, the Master is the matrix at the 6 o'clock position, the Mother is the number etched in the deadwax at the 9 o'clock location and the Stamper is identified by the letter(s) etched at the 3 o'clock postion. For the 3 o'clock position, Parlophone use the following coding: G R A M O P H L T D (Gramophone Ltd) where G=1, R=2, A=3, M=4, O=5, P=6, H=7, L=8, T=9 and D=0. Therefore, many times you will see more then one letter etched in the dead wax in the Stamper location (3 o'clock). For example, if "MM" is etched, it means the record was pressed with the 44th stamper. The ultimate early pressing of any Beatle Parlophone LP would be denoted with the codes 1/G 1/G (side 1 and side 2), where the "1" represents the first Mother (9 o'clock) and the "G" denotes the first Stamper (3 o'clock)

Matrix or Master (6 o'clock)
Mother produced from the Master (9 o'clock)
Stamper produced from the Mother (3 o'clock)


The tax codes are located next to the record spindle hole. Here are the dates to help you date your Parlophone record:

• ZT = April 1962 through November 1962


• PT = November 1962 through January 1963


• MT = January 1963 through July 1963


• KT = July 1963 through January 1969


• No Tax Code = All pressings after January 1969

А как расшифровываются эти матрицы:
8 AGO/ 8 ADP ???
Спасибо!