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SMALL FACES Lookin' For A Love (Extremely rare 1977 FRENCH 1-sided metal based laquer 7" vinyl acetate housed uncut in a 10" surround. Pressed by Pyral Disque for the UK division of CBS Records this very rare item, unusually is in amazing condition with no evidence of ever having being played. These items by their very nature are fragile with only a handful made as a reference verification disc for the band and management to determine the quality of the recording Comes complete with a master bag front sheet with mastering studio details - A superb item!)
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968 French lilac Immediate label 12-track STEREO LP, unique circular fold-out picture sleeve with a deletion clip and printed in the UK by Garrod & Lofthouse. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn is in incredible condition with just a little edgewear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent condition. A wonderful copy of this classic album CIML1001)
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968 UK third issue 12-track Stereo LP with bright pink Immediate labels, unique circular fold-out picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn just has a little light wear to the edges & aprevious owners name neatly written in the back. The vinyl remains excellent with just some light surface scuffs & the labels have some spindle marks to show it has been played. A really respectable copy of this classic album IMSP012)
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968 UK third issue 12-track Stereo LP on the bright pink Immediate label, unique circular fold-out picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn is in incredible condition with clean undamaged edges. The vinyl looks barely played, retaining a beautiful shine, with minimal spindle wear on the labels - a wonderful copy of this classic album! IMSP012)
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (Very rare 1968 Austrlaian first issue 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the white Immediate label, circular fold-out picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn is in incredible condition with minimal wear to the edgesand grades a strong EX. The vinyl A truly highly collectable piece! IMSP012)
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (Very rare 1968 UK first issue 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the lilac Immediate label, circular fold-out picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn is in incredible condition with cleanundamaged edges and grades a strong EX. The vinyl remains in VG condition with scuffs & hairlines with just a little light ambient noise in quieter sections, but still delivering a massive punch! A must-have Sixties stormer IMSP012) See 'More Info' ...
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SMALL FACES Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (Very rare 1968 UK first issue 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the lilac Immediate label, circular fold-out picture sleeve. The fragile sleeve, so often found ripped or torn is in incredible condition with clean undamaged edges. The vinyl remains in EX condition with just a couple of light surface scuffs & few signs of play to show for its forty five years - a nice copy of this classic album! IMSP012) See 'More Info' ...
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