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	APPLE LABEL Apple Catalogue (Rare original June 1973 UK Apple in-house 8" x 12" twelve page Catalogue listing every available Apple release with catalogue numbers & release dates, plus all of the Parlophone Beatles albums. Each entry also has a complete tracklisting for the albums plus the A & B sides of the singles, great green Apple logo cover. This copy has some handwritten additions on pages 2, 3 & 5 which include listings for items released between September 1973 and February 197 Tracklisting: 6.��For a thirty year old paper goods item, the quality of this is excellent It has no tears, with only slight creasing and staining on the cover. All colours & printing are bright & sharp & the text is unblurred.
	APPLE LABEL Re-Issue Campaign Phase II (Rare 1992 Japanese only 14-track Apple 'Special DJ Copy Vol.2' promotional compilation CD featuring tracks by Badfinger, Mary Hopkin, The Iveys, Doris Troy & George Harrison, complete with a unique custom picture sleeve and back tracklisting insert. Japanese promotional CDs are made in EXTREMELY limited numbers and this is a rare find indeed, and this copy is still factory sealed and comes Tracklisting: 1. No Matter What - Badfinger 2. Without You - Badfinger 3. I Can't Take It - Badfinger 4. Earth Song - Mary Hopkin 5. Streets Of London - Mary Hopkin 6. Water Paper & Clay - Mary Hopkin 7. Maybe Tomorrow - The Iveys 8. Dear Angie - The Iveys 9. They're Knocking Down Our Home - The Iveys 10. Ain't That Cute - Doris Droy 11. Jacob's Ladder - Doris Droy 12. Ski-ing - George Harrison 13. Gat Kirwani - George Harrison 14. Dream Scene - George Harrison
	APPLE LABEL Zippo Lighter (Rare late 60s / early 70s UK official Apple promotional Zippo lighter still in the original box. The box has no lid & some obvious scuffing, but the lighter itself is MINT & unused - free from any scratches or blemishes & has never been filled with fuel!)
	APPLE LABEL Walls Ice Cream Presents (Rare UK 4-track multi artist promotional-only CD-R, originally released in 1969, featuring an exclusive Iveys track, plus one each from Mary Hopkin, Jackie Lomax & James Taylor. Custom printed disc with 'CT1' catalogue number, housed in a custom card wallet picture sleeve)
	APPLE LABEL Apple Headed Notepad (Rare original late 60s/early 70s UK Apple 6�" x 8" notepad comprising of approximately forty sheets of notepaper, each sheet with 'Apple' text in the top left corner & Apple logo bottom centre, both in green - Afantastic piece of Beatles history in superb condition. This is unmarked with sharp bright text, no scuffs & sharp corners - A miraculous time warp item, steeped in Beatles history & looking as new!)
	APPLE SCRUFFS The Apple Scruff Monthly Book (Fantastic & extremely nostalgic 1971 UK only 9-sheet fanzine produced by the 'Apple Scruffs', who were a bunch of people who seemed to live almost permanently on the steps outside the Apple Building. They became so much a part of the scene at Apple that they eventually designed Apple Christmas cards for them. This astonishing curio is photocopied single sided sheets, stapled together to form a booklet, much in the style of the 'Fanzine' tha Tracklisting: t was to surface but five years later. For the princely sum of 10p [which would happily buy you a cup of tea then, even in London], you could treat yourself to cartoons, jokes, words of wisdom & fashion advice from the celebrated Scruffs. At the same time, happy in the knowledge that you'd helped them along in their world record breaking Step sitting marathon. As a special bonus, this issue comes with a fold out cartoon that makes a rather pointed comment about the then current fashion of everybody sueing each other, with Mr McCartney coming in for particular attention! I have absolutely no idea if this was the one and only issue, but 1971 was nearing the end for the Scruffs and indeed Apple too. A wonderful item)��From Wikipedia: The Apple scruffs were a loosely-knit group of hardcore Beatles fans who were known for congregating outside the Apple Corps building and at the gates of Abbey Road Studios in London during the waning days of Beatlemania in hopes of seeing or interacting with the band members. The Beatles' song "She Came In Through the Bathroom Window" (Abbey Road, 1969) refers to the day that some of the Apple scruffs climbed into Paul McCartney's house via an upstairs bathroom window and raided his wardrobe for a pair of trousers which they took turns wearing. They also stole a framed photograph, which they later returned at McCartney's request. Following the break-up of the Beatles, George Harrison wrote a song titled "Apple Scruffs" which appeared on his solo album 'All Things Must Pass'. In 1985, one of the Apple scruffs, Carol Bedford, published a memoir of her experiences as a fan, 'Waiting for the Beatles: An Apple Scruff's Story'.

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