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Artist	Title	Format	Or.	Description & Condition	€	Buy
Cliff Richard	It'll be me	7" PS		Italy, 1961 - Columbia SCMQ-1602 - sleeve only, no record - unique cover Condition: vg+ - sleeve only, no record	7 €
Blondie	Eat to the Beat	LP		Italy, 1979 - Chrysalis 6307661 Condition: ex/ex	11 €
Wire Train	She Comes On	7" PS		Japan, 1987 - CBS 07SP1022 - insert picture sleeve Condition: m-/m-	14 €
Stewart, Rod	Sailing	7" PS		Japan, 1975 - Pioneer P-200W - unique cover to Japan Condition: ex/nm - wobc	15 €
The Rolling Stones	Angie	3" CDS		Japan, 1997 - Virgin VJDP-10262 - 3" CD in snap-pack picture sleeve [tanzaku]. Exclusive artwork and reissue of the original 1973 single. Condition: ex - round sticker mark on front	14 €
The Rolling Stones	As Tears Go By (Con Le Mie Lacrime)	7" PS		Japan, 1982 - London IS-1003 - Promo-only release and picture sleeve, unique coupling to Japan - mono versions - Italian version of 'As Tears Go By' - comes w/ a copy of the original promo letter Condition: m-/m- - top condition!	118 €
The Rolling Stones	Got Live If You Want It!	7" EP		Japan, 1965 - London 17M-101 - original EP in unique PS w/ extra lyrics insert - wonderful back cover picture by Dezo Hoffmann - matrices read: 〄 DCt 147-3 / 〄 DCt 148-3 Condition: ex/ex-	120 €
The Rolling Stones	promo flyer for the Tokyo domes shows, Voodoo Lounge dates, 1995	flyer		Japan, 1995 - A-4 sized flyer for the Tokyo domes shows dates, 1995 Condition: ex - 2 fold marks	12 €
The Rolling Stones	Tell Me	7" PS		Japan, 1964 - London HIT 388 - Original 330¥ cover with London 'FFRR' logo labels (w/ additional 370¥ price sticker on top) - includes a blue London generic inner sleeve - matrices read: matrices DSt 947-1-3-8 / DSt 948-1-1-10 Condition: ex-/ex- - light wrinkles, one mark on 1 side not affecting the playing, immaculate labels, no tears, no writing, etc, inner generic sleeve is vg only, else v. nice copy	75 €
The Rolling Stones	Beggars Banquet	LP		Japan, 1968 - London PS 539 - a true original rarity; UK pressing imported by London Japan from the UK bearing the US catalogue number London PS539! - gatefold cover; comes w/ JPN 7" flexi in promo-only PS (interview by telephone from Tokyo to London, 1968) - below is an extract from a Record Collector mag. from about 20 years ago just for info about this item. Condition: vg/ex - cover has some staining spots and tape mark, LP is ex, generic FFRR inner sleeve vg w/ staining, no lyrics inserts, flexi PS ex w/ a 3mm tear on top, flexi disc ex (nice copy)	200 €
The Rolling Stones	1989 Japanese flyer	flyer		Japan, 1989 - London - London Japanese only promo tri-fold flyer (Chirashi) of approx. 18x26 cm to promote the CD reissues from 1989 - nice textured paper print; pictures here show front & back (depicting a Rolling Stones watch), inside are details and covers Condition: m	8 €
The Rolling Stones	1988 Japanese flyer	flyer		Japan, 1988 - London - London Japanese only promo tri-fold flyer (Chirashi) of approx. 18x26 cm to promote the 25 albums reissues from 1988 - pictures here show front & back, inside is included the US & UK discographies and the 25 covers Condition: m	8 €
The Rolling Stones	Paint It, Black	7" PS		Japan, 1966 - London TOP 1053 - rare second print with a 400¥ back PS (much rarer than original) - and new type III labels [missing 'FFRR' logo nor 'Stereo' mention] - matrices read: DSt 1342-13 / DSt 1343 B-7 Condition: ex/m- - light staining on cover	38 €
The Rolling Stones	Satisfaction	7" PS		Japan, 1979 - London CM 1091 - promo white labels issue Condition: m-/m-	55 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7" PS		Japan, 1967 - London HIT 427 - rarest second issue from 1967 w/ different back cover in color (370¥) - labels with London 'FFRR' logo on top - matrices DSt 1005-7-1-10 / DSt 1006-7-1-10 - blue inner London CS Condition: ex-/ex - few wrinkles, clean, immaculate labels	167 €
The Rolling Stones	As Tears Go By	7" PS		Japan, 1966 - London TOP 1013 - rarest issue with new labels missing the 'FFRR' logo and without 'Stereo' mention - matrices read: DSt 1266-5 / DSt 1267-7 Condition: m-/m-	88 €
The Rolling Stones	Live Back	booklet		Japan, 1983 - London - Promo London Japan LP back catalogue, 24 b&w pages with pictures, 15x21cm Condition: m- - shop stamp on back	19 €
The Rolling Stones	Wild Horses	CDS		Japan, 1996 - Virgin VJCP-15014 - 5" CDS in jewel box w/ obi - live EP Condition: m-/m-	25 €
The Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash	7" PS		Japan, 1987 - London S05P 1091 - insert PS - 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' being the music from the motion picture of the same name - slightly translucid vinyl - few made Condition: m-/m-	50 €
The Rolling Stones	Don't Stop	CDS		Japan, 2002 - Virgin RS-401 - Promo-only Japan cover in slim jewel box - the 5" CD used actually is the US promo 3-track disc [no JPN pressing exists] Condition: m-/m-	140 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	CDS		Japan, 1990 - London PODD-1002 - 3" CD in 5" jewel box, complete w/ obi - unique edition Condition: m-/m-	32 €
The Rolling Stones	Rocks Off	7"		Japan, 1972 - Pioneer P 1192S - Promo white labels 見本盤 (Promotional Copy) 非売品 (Not For Sale) Matrices : 〄 P-1192S-1 (2) 1-A-3 2TZ / 〄 P-1192S-2 1-A-3 Record pressed by Warner Bros. - Pioneer Corporation Condition: vg+ - clean labels, superficial scuffs, bg noise, clean labels, there is no cover	60 €
The Rolling Stones	Get Off Of My Cloud	7" PS		Japan, 1970 - London TOP 1514 - One of the rarest from the TOP series Unique insert sleeve to Japan Record pressed by King Record Co. Ltd Condition: ex/ex - very light wear, inner generic CS is vg w/ a sm. tear	96 €
The Rolling Stones	Tokyo 60th anniversary 'greatest fireworks' 6.7.2022 / Live at the El Mocambo - fan + newspaper	fan		Japan, 2022 - Promo only fan issued to promote the 'Live at the El Mocambo' live album on one side, and the 60th Anniversary 'The Greatest Fireworks' show at the Tokyo Racecourse on the other - which was held on 6.7.2022 This comes with a promo only 8-page Darby Racing style newspaper, produced to promote the event, featuring details about the Stones and a section in memory of Charlie Watts Condition: m	30 €
The Rolling Stones	Tell Me (You're Coming Back)	7" PS		Japan, 1968 - London TOP 1242 - Labels with London logo and 'FFRR' sign on top - ¥ 370 cover (original) Matrices read: 〄 DST 1742-5 8T3 / 〄 DST 1743-1 Record pressed by King Record Co. Ltd Condition: vg/vg+ - one crease, light staining, record w/ a couple of scratches NAP	16 €
The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar	7" PS		Japan, 1971 - Pioneer P 1043S - Fold-out red 'hammock' cover Unique cover to Japan, depicting the band at Stephen Stills’ house in Laurel Canyon, California, where they were reahearsing for their American tour, October 1969 Matrices : 〄 P-1043S-1 (1) 1-A-3 1T56 / 〄 P-1043S-2 1-A-2 Picture by Terry O'Neill Condition: m-/m-	50 €
The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar	7" PS		Japan, 2023 - Polydor PROT-7252 - Fold-out 'white' PS - red vinyl limited edition Exclusive release from the Harajuku 'RS N°9' store in Tokyo, released on Nov. 10, 2023, supposedly limited to 500 copies Matrices : PROT-7252 A / PROT-7252 B Picture by David Montgomery Condition: ss	50 €
Richards, Keith	The Harder They Come	7" PS		Japan, 1979 - EMI ESR-20560 - Japanese only cover, and tracklisting [A & B-sides inverted from the rest of the world] Condition: m-/m-	25 €
Osama	Korogaru Ishi Densetsu Jumpin’ Jack Flash / Satisfaction / Honky Tonk Women	CDS		Japan, 1996 - Fun House Records FHCF-2276 - collectible Japanese import EP, featuring three Rolling Stones covers. CD comes complete with OBI and lyric booklet. Condition: m-/m- - to be sent without jewel case	12 €
Lennon, John (The Beatles)	Starting Over	3" CDS		Japan, 1997 - EMI TODP-2544 - 3" CDS snap-pack unique cover - Starting Over /Beautiful Boy Condition: ex - stickers on cover (see scan)	12 €
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich	Okay!	7" PS		Japan - Philips SFL-1113 Condition: nm/nm	20 €
Blondie	Call Me	7" PS		Japan, 1980 - Chrysalis WWR-20700 - from the motion picture soundtrack 'American Gigolo' Condition: m-/m-	14 €
Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra	Stereo Jet Series	7" EP		Japan, 1960 - Dot SJET-33 - 33 1/3 rpm EP with great record collector sexy cover Condition: vg+/ex	14 €
Bill Wyman (Rolling Stones)	Let's Get Stoned With The Silent Stone	CD		Japan, 1995 - Polystar HI-5176 - Rare 1995 Japanese DJ promo-only 12-track sampler CD includes a selection of tracks from Monkey Grip, Stone Alone and Bill Wyman - unique cover with album release pictures inside. Comes in slim jewel case. Condition: m/m-	69 €
The Beatles	Kansas City	7" PS		Japan, 1976 - Apple AR-1194 - Kansas City / I'll Follow The Sun - mono mix - 500¥ fold-out cover w/ inner black Apple records die-cut generic sleeve - labels w/ 'MFD. BY TOSHIBA-EMI LTD. JAPAN' line - matrices: 7EJ-42 2S 6 / 7EJ-43 2S 6 Condition: ex+/m-	40 €
The Beatles	From Me To You	7" PS		Japan, 1976 - Apple AR-1077 - From Me To You / I Saw Her Standing There - mono mix - 500¥ fold-out cover w/ inner Apple records die-cut generic black sleeve - labels w/ 'MFD. BY TOSHIBA-EMI LTD. JAPAN' line - matrices: 7XCE-17329 23 / XEX-421-1-2 15 76-714 Condition: ex+/m-	44 €
The Beatles	Mr. Moonlight	7" PS		Japan, 1970 - Apple AR-1193 - Mr. Moonlight / What You’re Doing - mono mix - 500¥ fold-out cover w/ inner black Apple records die-cut generic sleeve - labels w/ 'MFD. BY TOSHIBA-EMI LTD. JAPAN' line - matrices: 7EJ-40 39 C-7 65-271 64-913 / 7EJ-41 40 Condition: m-/m-	45 €
The Beatles	Hey Jude	7" PS		Japan, 1968 - Odeon OR-2121 - 400¥ fold-out cover w/ black Odeon labels Condition: ex-/ex-	16 €
The Beatles	Hello Goodbye	7" PS		Japan, 1967 - Apple AR-1838 - 400¥ fold-out cover w/ black Apple CS Condition: ex-/ex- - light rw and dirt on back cover	18 €
The Beatles	A Hard Day's Night	7" EP		Japan, 1973 - Apple AP-4036 - includes lyrics insert in English. Flipback picture sleeve. 'MFD. BY TOSHIBA MUSICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. JAPAN' on the bottom of labels. Matrix : S7EJ-107 2S 3 〄 / S7EJ-108 2S 3 〄 Condition: m-/m-	29 €
The Rolling Stones	Paint It, Black	7" EP		Mexico, 1966 - London EPP 721 - hard cover - unique to Mexico - type II-a labels [copyright lines ending by 'made in Mexico' with band name in sans serif font] misspelling 'Paint In Black' - licensed by London, tall lettering - titles in serif on A-side, sans serif on B-side - matrices read: 245-721-A / 245-721-B Condition: ex/m- - small initials on 1 side of cover	61 €
The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar	7" PS		Mexico, 1971 - RSR 2208001 - Original fold-out PS - Red 'extended' mentions on cover Matrices : 17-01-2063-1D / 17-01-2064-1C Artwork by Andy Warhol Condition: ex/vg+	50 €
The Rolling Stones	Out Of Our Heads	7" EP		Mexico, 1977 - London EPP 643 - Hard cover - type III-t labels [licensing line ending by 'Discos Peerless, S.A.' - band name in Serif font] without the '(I Can't Get No)' line - misspelled 'Thewest Coast Promotion Man' & 'I' All Right' on B-side - 1965 [missing prefix '(p)'] Matrices : EPP-643-A 29.IV-77.AL.II / EPP-643-B 29.IV-77.AL.II Picture by David Bailey Condition: m-/m- - unsealed, but unplayed!	49 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7" EP		New Zealand, 1978 - Decca EPD 15 - Fold-out cover - 33⅓ rpm unique EP to New Zealand - label misspells 'Jumping Jack Flash' Matrices : EPD 15 A / EPD 15 B Picture by Mark and Colleen Hayward few made Condition: ex/m- - very light wear on top, rear, see pix, else m-, sticker mark on one label, top copy	125 €
The Who	Pictures Of Lily	audio postcard		Poland, 1981 - Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza 4388R - 10x14cm audio postcard - Hiroshi Kimura serigraphia 'The Waves 2', 7th International Graphism Biennale, Cracow, 1978 - band name stamped on the back - 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 Condition: ex - title written on back	12 €
The Rolling Stones	Tumbling Dice	7" flexi		Poland, 1972 - Wytwórnia Pocztówek Dźwiękowych 113 - 15x17.5 cm original plastic audio postcard, shared with Daniel Boone - hard to see on the picture but info is etched in plastic and Tumbling Dice is misspelled 'Trumbling Dice' - 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 Condition: vg	10 €
Herman's Hermits	Traveling Light	audio postcard		Poland, 1981 - 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. Condition: ex - title printed on the back	8 €
Hendrix, Jimi	Crosstown Traffic	7" flexi		Poland, 1971 - Biuro Wydawnicze 'Ruch' G11/71 - rare 1-sided postcard flexi - novelty item! Sound is probably not good ! Condition: vg-	12 €
Anka, Paul	Let The Bells Keep Ringing	7" flexi		Poland, 1960 - 1796 - rare 1-sided postcard flexi playing 'Let The Bells Keep Ringing' by Paul Anka - novelty item! Sound is probably not good ! Condition: vg-	7 €
Tex, Joe	That's Your Baby	7" EP		Portugal, 1969 - Atlantic EP-02-56 - 4-track original 1969 EP - yellow and black Atlantic labels - unplayed - c/w 'Sweet Sweet Woman' / 'You Need Me Baby' / 'Baby be Good' Condition: nm/nm - small round sticker tear on 1 back flap	35 €