Beatles For Sale, [Parlophone PMC 1240], original 1964, 1st press, yellow & black label, mono issue, record in EX condition, sleeve bright and clean.

Parlophone R 5015,UK original release, 1963, both labels and record in EX+ condition.

Help!, [Parlophone PCS 3071], original 1965, 1st press, yellow & black label, rare Stereo issue, record in EX condition, sleeve bright and clean.

Parlophone 45-R 4949,UK original red label release, 1962, both labels and record in VG+ condition, name has been writen on both sides of the label. We also have another copy in VG- condtion, labels VG and no writing for£60

The Beatles - Please Please Me, Japanese 1982 issue, red vinyl, c/w obi strip and insert, mono issue EMI Odeon EAS-70130, mint and unplayed, in stunning condition for an item which is nearly 30 years old.

Revolver [Parlophone PCS 7009], original 1966, 1st press, yellow & black label, rare Stereo issue, record in EX condition, sleeve bright and clean, but does have a small 60mm split in the bottom, see photo 3.

The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, original 1978 [Capitol SEAX-11840] US picture disc release, c/w its original die-cut sleeve. The record is in NM- condition, the die-cut sleeve is in EX+ condition, has been drilled for import tax, still has its cellophane wrap in place, starting to be a hard to find picture disc.

The Beatles Collection [Parlophone BC13], all Stereo/ blue box issue. Records are all in NM condition, sleeves bright and clean, but a few do have split seems at the top, this was due to the rubbing from the outer box. The box set includes all the Beatles LP issue, all 12, plus 1 other,'Rarities'sampler issue. Also in the box set a poster is included. Flip top opening outer box is in EX+ condition.

The Bee Gees, Cucumber Castle [Polydor 2383 010] Stereo 1970, original UK 1st pressing of this very rare Bee Gees album. Features just Barry & Maurice, the record is in EX+ condition with just a couple of very light inner sleeve scuffs, the labels are in NM condition, the gatefold sleeve is again in EX condition, with just a liuttle wear to the edges from shelf storage.

Leaving Here/ Next In Line [Decca F.12140], original UK release, 1965, both labels and record are in NM- condition.

No Good Without You Baby/ How Can It Be [Decca F.12257], original UK release, 1965, both labels and records in EX- condition. A name has been written very lightly on side one.

Regal Zonophone RZ3016, red/ silver label, 1969 original release, both labels and record in EX+ condition

Tyrannosaurus Rex with Marc Bolan, 1968 album 'My people were fair and had sky in their hair...But now they're content to wear stars on their brows', Regal Zonophone Records SLRZ 1003, stereo, with insert. The record is in EX- condition with a couple of light marks and scuffs, but still bight and clean. The labels are clean and without writing or marks. The sleeve is very bright and colourful of the front, with just a little wear, the rear side is cream in colour and with a bit of wear and age, over all condition EX-.

Elkie Brooks, 'The Way You Do Things You Do/ Blue Tonight' [Decca F.12061] 1965, very rare original UK Decca 'A' sided demo, with release date of 22-1-65 printed on the label, her 3rd single release for Decca. Both record and the labels are in NM condition.

The Dave Clark Five - Sessions with The Dave Clark Five, Original UK Columbia [33SX 1598] mono 1964 release, 1st pressing blue/black label, the bands first album release. The record and labels are in a stunning NM- condition, the sleeve has a little wear on the corners, and the reverse side has coloured a little with age, other wise a very good EX- condition sleeve.

The Dave Clark Five, original 1965 UK release of the album Catch us If You Can, Columbia 33SX 1756, blue/ black label. The record is in EX- condition, with just a few light marks, the labels are in NM- condition. Both the record and the labels are bright and very clean. The sleeve is in EX condition, with the front being very bright and clean, but the reverse showing a little ageing, and just a small amount of wear to the opening.

Love Her Madly/ Don't Go No Further [Exulta 12011], original German release, both labels and record in EX+ condition, sleeve also in EX+ condition.

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity Best of [Polydor 2384 062 Standard] original early 70's UK issue, in NM condition.

The Rolling Thunder Revue, Believe What You Heard. [Ze Anonym Plattenspieler ZAP 7850] stereo, Sleeve and labels in EX+ condition and the record is in EX- condition.

Axis Bold As Love [Track 612 003] original MONO issue 1967, UK issue, c/w fold out insert, record in VG+ condition with a few light marks, labels in NM- conditon with just a small sign of spindle wear, inner sleeve is in NM condition and gatefold sleeve in a stunning NM- condition, with only a small amount of wear on the corners, the cover is very bright and very clean.

Jimi Hendrix -The Cry Of Love, Original 1971 UK Tracks Records [Track 2408 101] Stereo release, with the gatefold sleeve. the record is in EX+ condition, with just a few light marks, the labels are in NM condition, over all very bright, clean and a good shine to the vinyl. The gatefold sleeve is in EX+ condition, with just a little edge wear on the corners and opening, but still very bright and colourful.

Hollies' Days [Odeon SMO 74315] Stereo, very rare original German 60's issue, gold/red label. The record is in EX+ condition, the sleeve is in EX- condition.

Kristmas Kinks [66 Records] Late 70's or early 80's unoffical/ bootleg release. Recorded live at The Rainbow Theatre, London on the 24th December 1977. Record and sleeve are all in NM, condition, the sleeve still has its cellophane wrapped around.

John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Unfinished Music #2, Life With The Lions, Zapple Records 01, released via Apple in 1969, comes with very rare insert and inner sleeve. The record is in EX+ condition, with just a few light paper scuffs, very little play, but still very bright. The labels are both in NM condition and very bright and clean. The sleeve is again in very good EX+, clean bright front sleeve, slight creases on the corners on the reverse, a little wear on one or two corners and a small tear to the reverse middle opening, but nothing too major. The rare inner sleeve is very clean, but has worn a little on one side, the very rare insert is fresh and clean and is in a NM- condition.

John & Yoko's The second avant-garde experimental outing and the first release on the ZAPPLE label sold less than 5,000 copies on release in May 1969.

Side 1 is a live recording from 2nd March 1969 at 'Lady Mitchell Hall' in Cambridge featuring John on guitar and Yoko on vocals. The whole of side 2 was recorded on a cassette recorder in Room No. 1, Second West Ward, Queen Charlotte Hospital, Hammersmith, London and captures sounds and experiences of John & Yoko's time together there during her pregnancy and subsequent miscarriage.

The Merseybeats [Fontana TL 5210] mono 1964, silver/ black label. UK issue. Sleeve in EX+ condition, as is the labels, record in VG++ condition, with just a few minor surface marks.

Orange Bicycle, self title. This is a re-issue of the very rare UK 1970 release, this was a very limited run of pressings of just 750 world wide done by the Record Collector Magazine, this is number 044. The quality of the pressing is first class, this album is unplayed, so sleeve and record are in NM condition. Also comes complete with a signed certificate of authenticity from Record Collector.

See Emily Play/ Scarecrow [Columbia DB 8214], original UK release, 1967, both labels and record in EX+ condition.

(RCA RCX-175) 1969 Re-Issue, (Orange Label) unplayed, NM

Get The Picture? [Fontana TL 5280] mono 1965, Record is in VG+ [plays EX], condition, and the sleeve is in EX+ condition, with the front being very bright.

Finders Keepers [Columbia SX 6079] original mono issue 1966, UK issue record, labels, inner sleeve and sleeve all in NM condition

[Decca TXL 103] Mono 1967, 3D cover, gatefold sleeve, red inner sleeve all in NM condition, record in EX+ condition, labels NM, a truly stunning copy.

[Decca 158.012] Mono standard original French only issue, sleeve in NM condition as is the labels, record in EX- condition. Very rare LP issue

Re-issue of this very rare album by The End, produced by Bill Wyman in 1969. Album only played once, so sleeve and record in NM condition, limited re-issue to only a 1,000 copies

The Rolling Stones, Out Of Our Heads, original UK stereo pressing [Decca Records SKL 4733] 1965 unboxed Decca logo, dark blue label, stereo. The record is in a VG condition, showing some signs of play, but still bright and clean. The labels are in VG+ condition, again showing a little spindle marking, but still very clean and bright, the record is housed in its original FFSS inner paper sleeve. The sleeve is in EX+ condition, non-flip back issue, very clean and very bright. 

The Rolling Stones - Philadelphia Special, double clear vinyl album, and gatefold sleeve, recorded live in philadelphia and Texas in 1972, two album set on clear vinyl, unoffical pressing, c/w swingin' pig inner sleeves. Both records and labels are in NM condition, with only being played just once or twice, the gatefold colour sleeve is also in NM condition, released in 1990

[Decca LK 4661] Mono non flipback sleeve, boxed red Decca label, 1960's re-pressing, fantastic copy. Both record and sleeve are in NM condition, all very bright.

[Decca SLK 5025] Stereo 1969 Blue Decca label, c/w poster which in mint condition, and also original unsensored innersleeve overall a great copy. Record in EX condition and sleeve in NM condition.

Small Faces - Just Passing/ I Can't Make It, original UK 1967 issue [Decca F.1256] 7" single. The record is in EX condition, with just a couple light marks, the vinyl is still very bright and clean, and has a full gloss. The labels again are in EX+ condition, with no rips or writting, housed in a Decca company sleeve.

Big Jim Sullivan, Sitar Beat [Mercury Records SR 61137] Stereo. This is the rare original US issue of Big Jim Sullivan's sitar cover versions of some classic hits, plus some of own titles. The record is in EX+ condition, with showing very little play, and very little wear to the labels. The sleeve is in a EX- condition, showing a little wear to the edges and corners, and some ring wear to the reverse side, typical US textured sleeve, but no splits.

Them EP [Disques Vogue INT 18079] 1966, 4 track EP. Gloria's Dream/ The Crazy World Inside Me/ Secret Police/ Aira of Fallen Angels. This is a very rare original Fench issued EP, the cover is in EX condition, and the record is only in VG condition, and the labels are in EX condition.

Last Exit [Island ILPS-9097] Pink, with black circle logo label 1st press, 1969. Gatefold sleeve is a little worn, but still in EX+ condition, as for the record this is in EX+ condition, as is the label, overall a very bright and clean 1st press copy

Tyrannosaurus Rex [Marc Bolan], album release from 1968 'Prophets, Seers & Sages, The Angels Of The Ages' [Regal Zonophone SLRZ 1005] stereo. The record is in a good VG+ condition, and plays withou any jumps or skips, does have a few light marks on the vinyl, but it is still very clean and bright, the labels are also very clean. The insert is again in EX+ condition, the textured sleeve has a little wear, as they or do, due to the sleeve design, but has no rips or tears and the edges and corners are in a EX condition with very little wear.

It's Alright/ A Friend [Pye Records 7N.15968] 1965. The record is in EX condition, comes c/w company sleeve.

A Legal Matter/ Instant Party [Brunswick 05956], original UK release, 1966, both labels and records in NM condition, and original company sleeve.

Magic Bus [Decca Records DL 75064], Stereo, US release, Black label with rainbow coloured strip across centre of label, both labels and records in NM- condition, sleeve is also in NM condition, with no ring wear. Very small'clip of sleeve'bottom right hand corner, import tax clip.

Odds & Sods [Track Records by MCA Records MCA -2126612 002], original US release, 1974, blue/ black labels, c/w gatefold lyric sheet and gatefold poster, and die-cut sleeve. Both labels and records in NM- condition, sleeve is also in NM condition. has been drilled in top right hand corner, import tax drill.

Sell Out [Track Records 612 002], original UK release, 1967 mono, both labels and records in NM- condition, sleeve is also in VG++ condition.

Whistle Rymes [Track 2406 104] 1972, original UK release, gatefold sleeve, labels, sleeve and record are all in NM- condition.

The Zombies, - Time Of The Season/ I'll Call You Mine, re-issue classic 7" single on Epic Records, [Epic S EPC 3380]. The record is in EX- condition, with just a couple light marks, the vinyl is still bright and clean. The labels again are in EX condition, with no rips or writting, housed in a orange Epic company sleeve.