History of Offshore Radio
Lot 2
The Final Vinyl Selection various genres at great prices
Records in condition described to buy securely on-line using PayPal
1. History of Offshore Radio Album ........................................................................ Auction Completed
The History of Offshore Radio
The original 1970 Album released on Impulse Book Club
Value: Not Appropriate as unlisted in music catalogues
Overall: Highly collectable
This album attracted lots of attention & was a must have when released
It seldom appears for sale so for a bit of fun we thought we'd run another On-Line Auction with bids by email

The renowned album produced in 1970 with commentary by Paul Harris author of When Pirates Ruled the Waves
The Dutch CNBC, Veronica & Uilenspiegel, Radio Nordsee from the REM Island
The Brits : Caroline, Atlanta, London, Scotland, 270, Britain, England, & the Pirates on Poles : Sutch, Invicta, KING, Essex, BBMS & 390
The City Drama, 355, London, 270 closedowns & Radio Caroline's defiant continuation
Then off New Zealand Radio Hauraki goes aground
The final 70's chapter with RNI attacked & Capital Radio on the King David
Condition: Pre-owned by 1960's Pop Group Pinkerton's Assorted Colours (special feature coming soon) album is unmarked & one of their 4 copies so little played
Sleeve original has some delaminating & slight marking on rear but generally in tidy order
Suggested opening Price £10.00?
2 March |
Sharon Arnold |
£5.00 |
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4 March |
Fred Calilleri |
£5.50 |
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7 March |
Steven Aitkin |
£6.50 |
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9 March |
Vim Welmers |
£6.75 |
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10 March |
Simon Street |
£8.05 |
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10 March |
Robbie Dukes |
£9.05 |
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19 March |
Steven
Nolland |
£10.00 |
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22
March |
Chas
Billiard |
£11.00 |
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23
March |
Will
Rijs |
£20.00 |
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3 March |
60's
Clint |
£50.00 |
Highest
Bid |
Our last auction Lot 1 was for Radio 390 Ashtray
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