first pressing but the label tries to emulate the US RCA Victor "Nipper, dog on top" trademark,
which was not allowed for RCA to use in Europe, where it belonged to His Master's Voice (HMV).
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| German copyright date: June 12, 1957 (s3). This record was deleted on December 4, 1967. |
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| Very rare edition for US staff stationed in West Germany. The record itself is a regular German first pressing but the label tries to emulate the US RCA Victor "Nipper, dog on top" trademark, which was not allowed for RCA to use in Europe, where it belonged to His Master's Voice (HMV). |
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| Final Teldec edition with picture sleeve and orange label (Sept 1, 1969 - Dec 7, 1970). Very rare. |
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