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Notes:
- The albums shown are both later versions (1956 or later), showing the text “All Philips records are high fidelity records!” on the back cover. The covers are actually completely the same. The differences can be found on the labels; the second gallery shows ‘ordinary’ Dutch labels (“Made in Holland”) and the first gallery doesn’t show a country of origin. I’ve yet to figure out what exactly was the purpose of these labels and where they were made. I have a copy of Philips S 06001 R with the same country-less labels but it also shows a UK tax code (A side label). A tax code is not present on S 06004 R.
- Originally, this album was released with a fully laminated flipback cover and yellow labels, in 1954.