Book

Author:	Jan Pettersson
Title:	Labelography
Subtitle:	The Major U.K. Record Labels
Publisher:	Premium Publishing
Country:	Sweden
Date:	27 Nov 2008
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Music, Reference
ISBN-10:	9189136071
ISBN13 / Barcode:	9789189136076
Total Editions:	2
Rating:	10.0 Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 1 Wants
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Illustrated. 592 pages.
Edited by Ingrid Eriksson.
Research by: Jan Pettersson, Chris Dunkley & Glenn Henning.

Graphic design: Jan Pettersson & Ingrid Eriksson
Image scanning: Jan Pettersson, Chris Dunkley & Glenn Henning.
Production Assistant: Roger Holegård.
Project Manager: Wille Wendt.

Printed by Bulls Graphics, Sweden.
Paper: Tom & Otto Silk 100gr.

This is the first edition.

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lorangrecords SUBS 17th Jan 2019		Made some changes.



lorangrecords SUBS 17th Jan 2019		Labelography is a unique book - the first of its kind ever! With the help of this book you can find out if any UK-pressed record actually is an original pressing or not. It covers all singles, EPs and LPs from the very start of vinyl records until 1975 on the Parlophone, Decca, CBS, Columbia, HMV, PYE and Fontana labels. Usually sellers of original records claim that their records are first pressings without having any kind of proof. Finally, now you don’t have to guess anymore, you can just compare your copy with the hundreds of reference pictures of labels and covers, and find out if you have an original pressing or not. This guide even tells you during what months a record actually was pressed. And in which specific record plant. It even diplays all company sleeve variations and during what time periods they were used. This meticulously researched book has special pages focusing on The Beatles, Rolling Stones and The Kinks to explain some finer details you should be aware of. The book is intended as a field guide and should be as essential to bring to a record shop or a record fair as a book about birds when you go out bird watching. It's also an essential tool when buying or selling rare records on eBay or other internet sites. This comment was first published by Quad5point1