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Artist:[no artist listed]
Label:  Happy Time
Country:UK
Catalogue:7HT 903
Date:1962
Format:7"
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 7 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1[no artist listed]Snow White And The Seven DwarfsLeslie, VincentRate
B1[no artist listed]Tunes For Little People: Little Jack HornerLeslie, VincentRate
B2[no artist listed]Tunes For Little People: Little Bo-PeepLeslie, VincentRate
B3[no artist listed]Tunes For Little People: Little Boy BlueLeslie, VincentRate


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TheJudge
26th Apr 2014
 (Comment posted to the 45cat entry by nanocyar on 27 Mar. 2011)

Labels state "Made in U.S.A.". For export?

(Comment posted to the 45cat entry by vinyl_junkie on 27 Mar. 2011)

It says 'A Pickwick International product' so presumably these were exported all over... should probably be moved to USA though - are they all like this?

EDIT - No, I see the others are all made in England... US people - do you remember these being sold in the US?!

(Comment posted to the 45cat entry by vinyl_junkie on 27 Mar. 2011)

btw - I like the way they've had to add 'in normal use' to the 'non breakable' claim!

(Comment posted to the 45cat entry by RadnaNotions on 4 Sept. 2011)

The "USA" discs like this one are coloured vinyl - you can see through them. And all the ones I've seen use this "radial" pattern. I don't know much about the manufacturing process of these things but I think it's correct to call the "England" ones picture discs, and their patterns are more splodgy. I have a "USA" edition of the Goldilocks disc, whereas the "England" one has been uploaded on this site. So the same discs are in circulation in both forms. The "USA" discs seem to be less common but there are plenty about. I've wondered whether they were initially made in England and at some point switched to import, or vice-versa. Does anyone know?

(Comment posted to the 45cat entry by Graham7 on 6 May 2012)

Added US pressings of another record in this series 7HT 904 as British because Happy Time only exists on 45cat as a UK label. The American pressings have a completely different pattern and look lovely in front of bright light. I think the US discs should have their own category which probably means a US version of HappyTime.
 

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