The Dutch 7" sixties discography is extensive, especially thanks to the early colourful 'Favorieten Expres' series PS [17 variations in total]. Its range of EPs and numerous late reissues - in exclusive PS for the most part - have nothing to envy neither to neighbour countries. Yet, this is a complicated catalogue, including many cross-references involving Belgium, the UK, Germany, even France, and counting many labels and PS variations.
As a result, the chronological order of early PS variations and which label should host a given number is hardly predictable!

German pressings were also available on the Dutch market during the 70's which explains the poorness of Dutch releases at that time.

The Decca years [1964-1971]

• EPs
• 60's singles: originals up to 1969.
• 70's singles & late reissues.

The RSR / Warner years [1971-1977]

The RSR / EMI years [1978-1984]

The CBS / SONY / London years [1986-1992]

During the 80's and 90's, Dutch production is back blossoming though, boosted by the fact that in 1985 - thanks to its low author society's royalties policy - the country is designed to press records for most of Europe.
A lot of nice reissues and late releases will then see the light of the day until 1992.