The Beatles – Twist And Shout

There's also a Danish copy with all label details as the one above, but with corrected DO You Want To Know a Secret on label B-side.

"First Issue Centre Label (second pressing) has" : I'm confused here.
Is that label detail list relating to first or second pressing?

not many do have noted the minor spelling error on be B side of ep which is very clearly for those who scale the browser up more then 100% ... so .. beware there is several versions of this spelling error and corrections which can be found on a danish site about beatles ... with pictures

The photo of the side one label on this page indicates this is not a first pressing photo as according to the Bruce Spizer/Frank Daniels book on Parlophone the first pressing labels do not have serifs. Side two looks correct.

Creo que hay un error: la fotografía de la cara A no corresponde ni por color ni por títulos. La traducción de "Taste of honey" debería ser "Dulce sabor".
I think there's a mistake: Picture of A side is not correct in color and song names. Translation of "Taste of honey" should read "Dulce sabor".

This looks like a Southall solid centre contract circa 1990

Right - absolutely no idea what I have here and going round and round in circles. HELP!!!
My copy is black Parlophone with yellow writing and silver text.
Side A matrix is stamped 7TCE 762-2N and also KT at 8 o'clock (with something and a C beneath that) and what looks like G above a 0 above a D at 3 o'clock.
Side B matrix is stamped 7TCE 763-1N, has 1 above a 7 stamped at 9 o'clock, RRL at 3 o'clock and KT at 12 o'clock.
The pushout centre has KT embossed on the B-side.

Anybody know what precisely I have?

I have a version of this which looks very similar to this label layout, also solid centre. Except the Parlphone logo is a silver colour (same as text) not yellow and the rim text is along the bottom and starts with The Parlophone, not EMI.
Any ideas what it is?

How can a repress be a 1st issue ??? !!!

July 1964
Pink colour.

THIS VERY FIRST PRESSING HAS A SMALL ERROR ON THE FRONT COVER: The Song "There's A Place" Was Printed "PALCE" Instead "PLACE"
The back covers of the earlier EP's had not mentioned any Beatles records
Odeon was using a dark blue label with silver print Many collectors consider all dark blue labels to be "original" pressings, but this is not the case. For records pressed during 1964, the dark blue label featured a box containing the words "ALTA FIDELIDADE," which translate to "high fidelity."
The back covers of the earlier EP's had not mentioned any Beatles records