A complete set of all three very rare 7" records from East Germany 1965
on red/white Amiga label.

All these three records comes in his original very rare 'Amiga' picture sleeves.
It's very hard to find an original 'Amiga' picture sleeve in this condition because
the Beatles 'Amiga' picture sleeves are out of very thin paper.
 
Record one
'Ain't She Sweet / Cry For A Shadow'
Amiga 4 50 466
East Germany
Released date: February 1965

Conditions:
The record is visual: Near Mint to Mint
(no wear; no scratches; no hairlines under strong light).
The record is audio: Mint
(no clicks; no jumps; no repeats, no background noice).
The labels are: Excellent+ to Near Mint
(no writing; no tears; light wear; no missing paper)
The original very rare 'Amiga' picture sleeve is: Near Mint
(no writing; no tears; no wear; very light ringwear; no split; no stains; no missing paper)

Record two
'Sweet Georgia Brown / Why'
Amiga 4 50 471
East Germany
Released date: March 1965

Conditions:
The record is visual: Mint
(no wear; no scratches; no hairlines under strong light).
The record is audio: Near Mint to Mint
(no clicks; no jumps; no repeats; no background noice).
The labels are: Near Mint
(no writing; no tears; very light wear; no missing paper)
The original very rare 'Amiga' picture sleeve is:
Excellent+ to Near Mint
(no writing; no tears; no wear; very light ringwear; no split; no stains; no missing paper)

Record three
'It Won't Be Long / Devil In Her Heart'
Amiga 4 50 493
East Germany
Released date: June 1965

Conditions:
The record is visual: Mint
(no wear; no scratches; no hairlines under strong light).
The record is audio: Mint
(no clicks; no jumps; no repeats).
The labels are: Near Mint to Mint
(no writing; no tears; very light wear; no missing paper)
The original very rare 'Amiga' picture sleeve is:
Very Good+ to Excellent
(no writing; one repaired tear on the right side; light wear; ringwear; no split; small light stains; no missing paper)