Philips S 06001 R

• Philips06001-1

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• Philips06001-2

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• Philips06001-3

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• Philips06001-4

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• Philips06001-2-1

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• Philips06001-2-2

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• Philips06001-2-3

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• Philips06001-2-4

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• Philips06001-2-5

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Notes:

• Shown are two versions of Philips S 06001 R: a German issue and what I thought to be a later Dutch version (including the text “All Philips records are high fidelity records” on the back cover). However, I noticed a remarkable detail. The A-side label shows an R/T code (see fifth image in the gallery), near the center hole. This code is an UK tax code, which probably indicates this album was meant for the UK market… I’ll have to further investigate it. The cover is clearly of Dutch origin, the labels however do not indicate a country of origin. Could this be a UK made LP in a Dutch sleeve, meant for the UK market? Detail: the shop sticker on the back cover shows the name and address of a shop in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
  
  
• This album was first released in 1954 with a fully laminated, flipback cover and yellow labels.