verve records, the "livest" in recorded music. lovely one colour print on brown paper bag.
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- A reference for vinyl geeks and graphic artists. Ms Kavel Rafferty's collection of company sleeves. Site designed and managed by illustrator Kavel Rafferty, www.kavels.net If you use any of the pictures from this site, please add a link to the site, manners cost nothing. Thank you.
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cream records
this is the funniest (peculiar) logo i have ever seen. a man in a bowler hat ridding Pegasus, pouring cream over the world, ummm why? cream records a division of Bennett enterprises.
coed records
love this coed single sleeve, great typography. the new stars are on coed.
casino classics
70s company 45 sleeve casino classics with the now famous night owl logo.
thanks to Iu and Paz in Barcelona for the next few record sleeves.
Elvis
I don't think many artists had their own company sleeve. But then Elvis was The King after all... From around 72-74? The photo is from the 1968 tv special anyway.
Skivbörsen
Look at the little orchestra on the back! This is not actually a company sleeve, it's from an old record store in Stockholm, Sweden. I'm guessing mid-fifties to early sixties. The store was called Skivbörsen.
Thanks to Lennart in Stockholm.