Just a guess, but as someone about your age, I'm guessing that you got 45's back in 1965 instead of albums. (I still have all those Beatles 45's in the picture sleeves that were purchased for 79 cents at Rose's.

Oh,man!
Those Capitol picture-sleeve 45's were so fun to collect.I'm proud to say I've got most of them,though I started collecting them in the early 80's(but not for 79 cents;more like within the $10-$25 range).
Btw,did your Lady Madonna 45 come with the Official Beatles Fan Club form?
One 45 sleeve I don't have is Can't Buy Me Love(same shot as the I Want to Hold Your Hand sleeve but for around several hundred dollars,due to its scarcity).
Also,do you remember the six-pack dB'S 45's that were sold? Now those are some sweet picture-sleeves.
Gotta love picture-sleeves(especially with those non-lp b-sides)!
Adrian

my Lady Madonna was merely pic sleeve on both sides--no fan club application

afraid I don't have the Can't Buy Me Love

that was one album I did get when I was 9 or 10 (the A Hard Days Night Soundtrack along with Meet the Beatles which was a Christmas present)

Hold on to your AHDN soundtrack-according to a guide I saw years ago,stereo copies(in ex-mint cond)go for a lot of money these days.Probably one reason is that back then mono was the standard choice for the majority.Man,to have been a kid back then during that golden age of R'n'R!By the time I was old enough,the "party" had long ended,though the new one('77) was just on the horizon.Ah,those dark,heady days of yore...

Alas, my copy of AHDN was mono...which is all I had to play it on back then anyway.