The Rolling Stones  N.1 ( 1965 Germany Export For Switzerland Club Edition Mono Wine Red Label Gold-Outlined Oval Logo )
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Unlaminated And Soft Cover.

Teldec-Repertoire MD 1070C On Back Cover.
Ex Libris, Source Discogs.
Swiss record club, label, publisher, and stores. The label belongs to Migros (a famous Swiss Supermarket chain). Their releases were never available from any supermarkets, but only to members of the fairly small Ex Libris club. The label was originally called "Grammoclub Ex Libris" (during the 50s and the 60s) but was shortened to Ex Libris towards the mid-60s. Only club members were allowed to buy from their shops. You've had to pay a fairly high fee in order to become a member of them, which is something that only a few wealthy elder people were able to do. In retrospect they mainly seem to have sold their records to some older folks, or to some family people: They've usually bought Classical Music, Easy Listening, Jazz, Kiddie-Records, and the like -- only a few of their buyers would be interested in Rock 'N' Roll or Beat back then, therefore only a few copies of their nowadays highly collectible releases by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Elvis Presley (Golden Boy LP) seem to have sold. Most of the young Swiss people would shop someplace else because they could not afford to pay for the high membership fee in order to buy such a Rolling Stones LP or 45 from Ex Libris.

Matrix 1 XARL 6271
Matrix 2 XARL 6272-II- X

Manufactured In Germany
Printed Machine