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by sonja on July 7, 2006
Rock and roll buffs: If you have always wanted a "gold" record, here's your chance! Actually, these records are made from brass, though the Beatles songs depicted were legitimate hits. The first is "She Loves You" (...Yeah, yeah, yeah!). The all-time top selling single in Europe, this record sold over 1 million copies in Great Britain in just five months. The second is "Please Please Me", an immediate hit after its UK release in March 1963. After the Beatles' triumphant appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show" February 1964, the two songs plus three others held all five of the top spots on the American record charts-a first in the industry. These cufflinks bear the original paper labels from advertising charms, circa 1963. The discs are soldered to matching brass T-posts.
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Response from:
adwin
(07/31/06 5:50am)
Cool vintage cufflinks! Any more from the 1930s or 50s?
Response from:
Sonja
(07/31/06 4:35pm)
Thank you - not sure if there are more. Follow the link and check there :-)
Response from:
flash games
(05/05/09 9:18am)
These cufflinks bear the original paper labels from advertising charms, circa 1963.
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