hi all, picked up a copy of little anthony & the imperials - better use your head - veep picture sleeve

off ebay for $22 bargain!

looking though mr manship book were he values the picture sleeve £50, but noticed that the record

design is the octagonal logo which he values at £60?

so has anyone else have the p/s issue with this design, or the normal veep round yellow design

could be this is not the original 45 for the sleeve?

just interested for any feedback

russ

hi all, picked up a copy of little anthony & the imperials - better use your head - veep picture sleeve

off ebay for $22 bargain!

looking though mr manship book were he values the picture sleeve £50, but noticed that the record

design is the octagonal logo which he values at £60?

so has anyone else have the p/s issue with this design, or the normal veep round yellow design

could be this is not the original 45 for the sleeve?

just interested for any feedback

russ

I have the octagonal design in a picture sleeve, which spookily I bought off JM over 25 years ago!

I have the octagonal design in a picture sleeve, which spookily I bought off JM over 25 years ago!

well thats two then, so how is the octagonal design worth more without the picture sleeve???

doesnt make sense mr manship

well thats two then, so how is the octagonal design worth more without the picture sleeve???

doesnt make sense mr manship

Better Use Your Head - Little Anthony And The Imperials - Veep -

14460 refosoul

Hi

I've got the Octagonal Design, without the picture sleeve for Veep V-1228

and Veep V-1233 on the other design.

Gonna Fix You Good (Every Time You're Bad) -

Little Anthony and the Imperials - Veep -

15357 refosoul

I don't know how many of the numbers came out on both designs,

I know that Veep V-1234 did

Edited March 1, 200718 yr by 45cellar

Edited March 1, 200718 yr by 45cellar

I have the octagonal design in a picture sleeve, which spookily I bought off JM over 25 years ago!

Yep, me too. Seem to recall on one side of the picture sleeve the titles are in yellow and t'other side green?? Will have to dig it out...

Rich

Never quite understood the different label designs on Veep.

Some of the releases are the full label hex design logo only - eg Timothy Wilson ; some have the coin sized hex logo only - eg Elbie Parker ; others are issued on both - eg Barbara Banks.

Certainly the earlier releases on the label were full hexagonal design and the later releases were the coin sized logo ; maybe there was a transitional period with 2 different pressing plants issuing records - anyone educate me on this ?

John

Never quite understood the different label designs on Veep.

Some of the releases are the full label hex design logo only - eg Timothy Wilson ; some have the coin sized hex logo only - eg Elbie Parker ; others are issued on both - eg Barbara Banks.

Certainly the earlier releases on the label were full hexagonal design and the later releases were the coin sized logo ; maybe there was a transitional period with 2 different pressing plants issuing records - anyone educate me on this ?

John

Hi John

That has always been my thought about the Veep Label.

I believe that you are right.

Early = full hexagonal design

Later Releases = coin sized logo

& A Transitional period between the two label designs.

Almost 100% sure anyway

Strange goings on sometimes, there was also the Red Circle ones,

I don't know where they might fit into the story.