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Artist	Title	Description & Condition	Qty	Price (each)
Armstrong, Louis	Satchmo - 50 Ans de Jazz	France • LP Brunswick 001 killer cover - Brunswick #1 ! nm/nm - sm. sticker on label	0 1	35 €
Aviator	Aviator	France • LP Sonopresse 2S 068 62502 rare prog. original incl. Mike Rogers (Manfred Mann's Earth Band) - guitar, vocals, Clive Bunker (Jethro Tull) - drums, percussion, John G. Perry (Gringo, Spreadeagle, Caravan, Quantum Jump, Curved Air) - bass guitar, vocals, Jack Lancaster (Blodwyn Pig, Mick Abraham's Band) - lyricon, saxophones, synthesizer nm/nm	0 1	12 €
The Beatles	All You Need Is Love	UK, 1967 • 7" Parlophone R 5620 black labels 1967 - push-out center intact nm	0 1	12 €
The Clash	The Call-Up	Holland, 1980 • 7" PS CBS A-9339 CS vg+	0 1	3 €
Eisler	Quatorze Manieres de Décrire la Pluie, Op. 70 - Etc..	France • LP WERGO studio reihe neuer musik 34 WER 60064 nm/nm - sm. sticker on label	0 1	25 €
Freur ( Underworld )	Runaway	UK, 1983 • 12" PS CBS TA 3693 PS - former price stamp on 1 label & cover - unplayed m-/m-	0 1	18 €
Freddie Mercury (from Queen) + Monserrat Caballe	Barcelona	France, 1987 • 7" PS Polydor 887075-7 m-/m-	0 1	11 €
The Searchers, Michel Paje	Sugar and Spice	France, 1963 • sheet music C'est de notre age' French title - 4 pages - 215x270mm, Vogue publishing nm - sm. sticker price on back	0 1	10 €
Stafford, Jim	Spiders & Snakes	France, 1974 • 7" PS MGM 2006427 C/w 'LA Mama' nm/nm	0 1	7 €
Springsteen, Bruce	Rock & Folk #221	France • mag July/August 1985 magazine in French - cover ex	0 1	4 €
Alan Price Set	Don't Stop The Carnival	France, 1967 • 7" CS Decca 72105 1968 promo-only jukebox single - c/w 'The Time Has Come' ex+ - one very light mark from nm	0 1	10 €
De Ville, Willy	Assassin of Love	France, 1987 • 7" PS Polydor 887312-7 rare - French only cover - promo sticker on back ex/nm	0 1	13 €
J. Geils Band	Freeze Frame	France, 1981 • LP EMI 2C 070 400064 orig. ex/ex	0 1	10 €
Dylan, Bob	Nashville Skyline	UK, 1975 • LP CBS 63601 nm/ex - sm. sticker on front	0 1	20 €
Gabriel, Peter	Intruder+9	France • LP Virgin 70352 Charisma clear blue labels nm/nm	0 1	13 €
Roxy Music	Siren	France, 1977 • LP Polydor 2310505 red labels nm/nm	0 1	15 €
The Beatles	I Wanna Be Your Man	Finland, 1963 • sheet music original - rare! m - pristine condition	0 1	100 €
Radiohead	Ok Computer	Holland, 1997 • CD Parlophone 72435522925 m-/vg+	0 1	10 €
Herman's Hermits	Traveling Light	Poland, 1981 • audio postcard Biuro Wydawnicze Ruch 4788-1-63 14x10cm musical postcard - band name stamped on the back - no date specified but estimated from 1981 - this should be considered as novelty, do NOT buy this card for its musical value. Such cards are difficult to play and the sound quality is very low. If you intend to play it, weighting it to an old record on the turntable and/or increasing the tracking pressure may help, but it may still sound scratchy. The text below if from Goldmine mag. online: POLISH POSTCARDS Although the so-called Polish Postcard singles are widely considered an aspect of flexidisc collecting, the sheer range and novelty of available issues has established them as a firm, if difficult, theme in their own right. Little firm data has been published surrounding these exotic issues’ origins and development. The majority were produced by the Polpress label and are sometimes inaccurately described as pirate productions, in that the music was not licensed from the western copyright holders. However, as one of the few rock-music media readily available to Polish youth during the Communist era, their status as items of social history necessarily outweighs any legal issues. Polish Postcard records seem to date back to the 1960s, when Mary Hopkin’s “Bylie Taki Dni” (“Those Were The Days”) was paired with the Ohio Express’ untranslatable “Yummy Yummy Yummy” for an issue much sought after by Apple label collectors. Other known issues from this early period include Procol Harum, The Doors and Pink Floyd. Many of the discs (which are, of course, shaped and manufactured to the specifications of a regular picture postcard, then embossed with two musical tracks) frequently bear images completely unrelated to their subject — cartoons, street scenes, greetings and so forth. It also appears that “new” postcards were not always produced; many postcard singles exist pressed onto cards which clearly predate the song’s recording — a 1920s view of Warsaw, for example, playing a 1970s Deep Purple song. Neither was Poland the only Communist bloc nation issuing music in this form. The Soviet Union itself saw a number of postcard singles issued by the Moscow Photo/Cinema Organization during the late 1960s, measuring some 9½” across and playing at 78 rpm. These cards, too, tend to offer totally unrelated images on the postcard side. Another characteristic of these issues is their extremely limited availability. Some press runs were as tiny as 50 copies. One should also be aware that automatic record players — that is, those whose mechanism automatically returns the playing arm to its rest upon reaching the end of the record — are unable to play them, as the postcard record begins where a conventional 45’s label would lie. Entire LPs were produced in the postcard medium, two songs per card. For obvious reasons, complete sets are extremely rare and highly valued today, particularly those still contained within their own original packaging. Many cards, individual and otherwise, were issued in “picture sleeve” envelopes or wrappers, bearing the artist and song title. Several Pink Floyd titles are known in this format, including the albums Dark Side Of The Moon and Meddle, and a unique compilation, Super Floyd. (Pink Floyd themselves utilized the wrapper format as packaging for the set of non-musical postcards included within their Shine On box set. ) Polish postcard releases, while actively traded, are nevertheless extremely difficult to find. Many collectors might spend their entire lives without ever finding one through their traditional record-hunting channels. However, shift one’s focus away from record collecting and into the realms of cartophily (postcard collecting) and some finds can be made. Many card dealers have sections of novelty and musical postcards, and while these tend to be dominated by mass-produced American issues, playing state anthems and songs for tourists and the like, more esoteric items abound. ex - title printed on the back	0 1	8 €
Mac Williams, David	The Days of Pearly Spencer	France, 1969 • sheet music rare 16x16cm French lyrics sheet (no music) to be inserted into the French 7" PS of the same title - Pat Music and EPM G. Tournier, 1967 m-	0 1 2	7 €
The Spencer Davis Group	I'm a Man	France, 1969 • sheet music rare 16x16cm French lyrics sheet (no music) to be inserted into the French 7" PS of the same title - Island Music ltd and Sben Tutti, 1966 - watch the Spencer Davies Group misspelling! m-	0 1 2	8 €
Sonny and Cher	The Beat Goes On	France, 1969 • sheet music rare 16x16cm French lyrics sheet (no music) to be inserted into the French 7" PS of the same title - Cotillion Music Inc, 1967 m-	0 1 2	8 €
Pop, Iggy	(none)	UK, 1991 • picture Iggy live early 1990's - vintage photograph, approx. 22x15 cm - very nice pro shot ex	0 1	10 €
Total items				369 €
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Grand Total				404 €

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