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Artist	Title	Format	Or.	Description & Condition	€	Buy
Gli Squallor	Ti ho conosciuto in un clubs	7" PS		Italy, 1973 - CBS 1209 - sleeve only, no record - unique cover Condition: ex - sleeve only, no record	8 €
Reed, Lou	Ticket Casino de Paris, 1992	ticket		France, 1992 - used ticket for the Casino de Paris show, Paris, 1992 Condition: vg+	10 €
The Who	Ticket Chicago 1982	ticket		USA, 1982 - Vintage Commemorative Ticket Chicago 1982, issued by Radio WLS, Chicago. Condition: m	10 €
Renaud	Ticket de concert, Grenoble 28 mai 1986	ticket		France, 1986 - Ticket de concert usagé, Grenoble 28.05.1986 Condition: vg - un peu froissé (voir photo)	8 €
Robin Tyner + Hot Rods	Till the Night Is Gone	7" CS		UK, 1977 - Island WIP 6418 Condition: nm	8 €
The Chambers Brothers	Time Has Come Today	7" PS		France, 1969 - CBS 3356 Condition: vg+/vg - wobc scuffy	3 €
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 Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7"		USA, 1964 - London 45 LON 9708 - Purple labels - title on 1 line - cat.# on 1 line - production credits - matrices read: DR 34146-1B / DR-34147-1A Condition: vg+	20 €
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	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	Time Is On My Side	7" EP		Belgium, 1964 - Decca 457.050 - orange Belgian PS - back cover with tracks listed in caps, dated 'M.15' [for January 1965] Condition: vg+/g- - cover close to ex, a sm. sticker on the back, bottom, no writing, no seam split, rare condition, but disc is quite used, 1 tear on label, wol, sold as is	48 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7" EP		Sweden, 1964 - Decca SDE 7260 - Non-flipback laminated cover - dark blue labels Time Is On My Side is the 'organ' version This is the rare edition on dark blue labels Matrices : FWBE-956 / FWBE-957 Condition: m-/vg+ - one light crease, record with one hairline NAP, immaculate labels	58 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7" PS		Germany, 2016 - Abkco 018771835917 - Limited to 1,000 copies - released on sept. 30, 2016 - reproduction remastered mono 7"[organ intro version] of the 1964 Norwegian single Decca F44421 - made in Germany for distribution worldwide, part of the 9 singles initially available via pre-order of a deluxe bundle of 'The Rolling Stones In Mono' albums box set, then available individually in Norway only Condition: ss	82 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side	7" CS		Australia, 1964 - Decca Y 7185 - Original curved Decca logo with big copyright control labels - authors not in italic Matrices : 7XDEC 659 / 7XDEC 660 Condition: vg+ - Light marks on B-side, plays fine - comes in UK CS	19 €
The Rolling Stones	Time Is On My Side (Live)	12" PS		UK, 1982 - EMI 12RSR 111 - rare issue, poor seller Condition: ex+/nm	24 €
Bowie, David	Time Will Crawl	7" PS		UK, 1987 - EMI EA 237 - original 1987 PS - c/w 'Girls (edit)' Condition: nm/nm	10 €
Cocteau Twins	Tiny Dynamite	12" PS		France, 1985 - 4 AD BAD510 - pressed by MPO (stated in the groove), French plant Condition: ex/ex	15 €
The Kinks	Tired Of Waiting For You	7" EP		France, 1965 - Vogue PNV. 24132 - Rare original Condition: ex/vg+ - 3mm tear near opening, immaculate labels	48 €
The Teddy Bears	To Know Him Is To Love Him	7"		Canada, 1958 - DORE 45-DORE 503 - original Condition: vg	8 €
Mann, Herbie	Today	7"		USA, 1966 - Atlantic 45-5064 Condition: m- - stamp on label, drill hole	9 €
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 €
Ferry, Bryan (Roxy Music)	Tokyo Joe	7" PS		France, 1976 - Polydor 2001 711 - promo stamp on front Condition: nm/nm - small sticker on front	10 €
Parks, Van Dyke	Tokyo Rose	LP		USA, 1989 - WEA 1-25968 - concept album focusing on the history of Japanese/U.S. relations from the 19th century to the "trade war" of the time of its release. The songs are pop tunes with an orchestral treatment including Japanese instruments and old Parks Caribbean favorites like steel drums. Condition: ex/nm	10 €
Genesis	Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (Edited Version)	12" PS		France, 1987 - Virgin 009476 Condition: nm/nm - played once only	20 €
Sidran, Ben	Too Hot To Touch	LP		USA, 1988 - Windham Hill WH-0108 - by former Steve Miller Band member - Ben Sidran - Piano, Keyboards, Vocals Bob Malach - Flute, Saxophone (Tenor) Billy Peterson - Bass, Bass (Electric) Gordy Knudtson - Drums. special guest artists : Ricky Peterson - Synthesizer, Piano Lucia Newell - Vocals (bckgr) Paul Peterson - Guitar John De la Silva - Guitar Condition: ex/nm - soc	10 €
Decline of the Reptiles	Too Much Armour Not Enough Brain	12" PS		Australia, 1985 - Waterfront DAMP 35 - Don't Look Down + 3 (price sticker on cover) Condition: ex/nm	16 €
Yes	Tormato	LP		France, 1978 - Atlantic 50518 - original Condition: ex/nm	12 €
Ross, Diana	Touch By Touch	7" PS		France, 1984 - Capitol 2003207 - original - promo embossed stamp on top left corner Condition: m-/m- - unplayed, archive copy	8 €
Bowie, David	Tour Program	program		Europe - Official Glass Spider Tour Program Condition: nm	15 €
Les Désaxés	Tout Ce Que Je Veux	7" PS		France, 1985 - Reflexe FAB 47 - French early 80's punk-rock-psych - original archive copy - discreet promo embossed stamp in a corner Condition: m-/m- - unplayed	8 €
Simon, Carly	Tranquillo	7" CS		USA, 1978 - Elektra E-45544 - Promo white labels - mono/stereo versions Condition: vg	5 €
V/A sampler, incl. Bjork, Morphine, Link Wray, Ben Harper, and more	Trans Musicales Rennes 1-4 DEC 93	CD		France, 1993 - Sacem TRANS 154 - 18-track promo-only CD from 1992 to promote the Trans Musicales Festival in Rennes in 1993 - cardboard PS Condition: nm/nm	10 €
Kilbey, Steve (The Church)	Transaction	12" PS		Australia, 1989 - Red Eye Records RED 19 - rare solo maxi from the leader of The Church Condition: nm/nm	15 €
Roxy Music	Trash	7" PS		UK, 1979 - Polydor POSP 32 Condition: ex/nm	10 €
Young, Zora	Travelin' Light	CD		France - Sky Ranch 652332 - Great gospel, blues album from 1992. Condition: nm/nm	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 €
Farmer, Mylene	Tristana	7" PS		France, 1987 - Polydor 885572-7 - Original from 1987 Condition: nm/nm	8 €
Jimmy Castor Bunch	Troglodyte	7" PS		France, 1972 - RCA 41018 - original - unique PS in a rare immaculate condition Condition: nm/ex- - clean labels	15 €
The Spencer Davis Group / Traffic	Trois petits tours et puis s'en vont	LP		France, 1967 - United Artists 37703 UAY - original w/ flipback cover - laminated front Condition: m-/m- - top shape, played once	60 €
Knight, Frederick	Trouble	7" CS		USA, 1972 - Stax STA-0139 - white promo labels in CS Condition: m- - xol (cs is vg+)	10 €
Brian Auger's Oblivion Express	Trouble	7"		UK, 1971 - RCA RCA 74-0579 - demo Condition: nm - cs is vg+	10 €
Newman, Randy	Trouble In Paradise	LP		Germany, 1983 - Warner Brothers 923755 Condition: ex+/m-	10 €
Costello, Elvis	Trust	LP		USA, 1981 - F Beat PC 37051 Condition: m-/m-	11 €
Moore, Bobby	Try to hold on	7"		USA, 1975 - Scepter SCE-12417 Condition: m-	5 €
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 €
The Rolling Stones	Tumbling Dice	7" CS		UK, 1972 - RSR RS 19103 - Push-out center labels - '℗1972' on the left - authors in Serif font - no side mention Matrices : RS 19103-A1 ROLLING STONES RECORDS / RS 19103-B1 ROLLING STONES RECORDS Condition: ex - new tongue CS, clean labels, looks m-	10 €
The Rolling Stones	Tumbling Dice	7" CS		France, 1972 - RSR RS 19103 - thin title lettering - catalogue number on the right side of labels - tongue-shaped company sleeve Condition: vg+/m- - CS w/ 2 little tears	12 €
Sade	Turn My Back On You	7" PS		Uk, 1988 - EPIC SADE4 Condition: nm/nm	7 €
Fleetwood Mac	Tusk	LPx2		Germany, 1979 - WEA WB 66088 - Original w/ all inner covers Condition: ex/m- - sm. sticker on label	25 €
V/A, incl. Joe Cocker, Kim Wilde, Tina Turner	Un Bouquet de Rock	CD		France, 1995 - EMI SPCD 1847 - rare promo-only French compilation CD EP from 1995 in slim jewel case and PS, incl. 'One More Time' by Joe Cocker, 'Don't Turn Around' by Tina Turner, and 'Shane' by Kim Wilde - printed in Holland, French pressing. Condition: ss	10 €