Rolling Stones - Multiple artists - Flowers & Out Of Our Heads - 2 Vintage German DECCA LPs - Multiple titles - LP albums (multiple items) - Stereo - 1969

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Two Rolling Stones LPs from Germany on Decca (Flowers — SLK 16487-P, ca. 1969/1970; Out Of Our Heads — SLK 16682-P, late 1960s), stereo pressings, VG+ vinyl and VG+ covers.

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Great bundle of two classic Rolling Stones albums, both pressed in Germany by TELDEC. Both items have been visually and audibly graded carefully.

1. The Rolling Stones – Flowers (DECCA SLK 16487-P)
• Country: Germany
• Release Year: ca. 1969/1970 (Transitional Pressing)
• Label Variant: Red "Boxed" DECCA label.
Important collector's note: The front cover features the "Royal Sound Stereo" crown logo, but the vinyl label itself does not (which is correct for this specific transition era where leftover covers were paired with newer label prints).
• Matrix/Runout Side 2: ZAL 7753
• Condition (Vinyl / Cover): VG+ / VG+
• Vinyl: Very clean with only minor paper scuffs. Plays great with minimal to no surface noise.
• Cover: Well-preserved jacket, vivid colors, no seam splits or writing, some yellowing at zhevouter edge.

2. The Rolling Stones – Out Of Our Heads (DECCA SLK 16682-P)
• Country: Germany
• Release Year: Late 1960s
• Label Variant: Red "Boxed" DECCA label featuring the highly sought-after "Royal Sound Stereo" crown logo on the left side. "Manufactured in Germany" stamped in the runout.
• Matrix/Runout Side 1: ZAL 6973
• Condition (Vinyl / Cover): VG+ / VG+
• Vinyl: Beautiful glossy shine, very light signs of use, excellent playback.
• Cover: Sturdy and crisp cardboard, very minor edge wear consistent with its age, overall in beautiful shape.

Great bundle of two classic Rolling Stones albums, both pressed in Germany by TELDEC. Both items have been visually and audibly graded carefully.

1. The Rolling Stones – Flowers (DECCA SLK 16487-P)
• Country: Germany
• Release Year: ca. 1969/1970 (Transitional Pressing)
• Label Variant: Red "Boxed" DECCA label.
Important collector's note: The front cover features the "Royal Sound Stereo" crown logo, but the vinyl label itself does not (which is correct for this specific transition era where leftover covers were paired with newer label prints).
• Matrix/Runout Side 2: ZAL 7753
• Condition (Vinyl / Cover): VG+ / VG+
• Vinyl: Very clean with only minor paper scuffs. Plays great with minimal to no surface noise.
• Cover: Well-preserved jacket, vivid colors, no seam splits or writing, some yellowing at zhevouter edge.

2. The Rolling Stones – Out Of Our Heads (DECCA SLK 16682-P)
• Country: Germany
• Release Year: Late 1960s
• Label Variant: Red "Boxed" DECCA label featuring the highly sought-after "Royal Sound Stereo" crown logo on the left side. "Manufactured in Germany" stamped in the runout.
• Matrix/Runout Side 1: ZAL 6973
• Condition (Vinyl / Cover): VG+ / VG+
• Vinyl: Beautiful glossy shine, very light signs of use, excellent playback.
• Cover: Sturdy and crisp cardboard, very minor edge wear consistent with its age, overall in beautiful shape.

Details

Multiple titles
Yes
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
Yes
Artist/band (max 3)
Rolling Stones
Record title
Flowers & Out Of Our Heads - 2 Vintage German DECCA LPs
Number of objects
2
Release country
Germany
Release year (oldest)
1969
Case/sleeve condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Pressing
Stereo
Media condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Genre
Rock
Record label
Decca
Record label number
SLK 16487-P / SLK 16682-P
Autographed by a famous person
No
GermanyVerified
303
Objects sold
96.15%
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