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ladano48 wrote: ↑Thu May 08, 2025 8:00 am
Somewhat better page setup.

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Valid for 3 days

Yes, thank you for this.


GP

Jens Terje wrote: ↑Thu May 08, 2025 7:24 am

Nagasadow wrote: ↑Thu May 08, 2025 3:34 am The Beatles in Mono [book]. Enjoy!

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Thank you kindly for sharing, Nagasadow! It gives me a happy feeling just leafing through the book!

Yes, me too. Thanks


GP

ladano48 wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 9:19 am Valid for 3 days

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Great!

Thanks so much.

GP

harrylime wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 4:39 pm Regular share of the pictures and text

Thanks for this.

After so many years, I now know what the Mentals' album design is based on.

GP

Good evening, I am looking for the Mono and Stereo books in the highest possible quality. Any assistance appreciated Thank you in advance, GP Here is a link to the stereo book: fromsmash.com/Beatles-Vinyl-Stereo-Book Valid until May 10. Thank you. Truly appreciated. If anyone has a cleaned up and c...

Good evening,

These were available in LIDL in Europe in Feb 24. I know Amazon even sold some around that time.

Best,

GP

Good evening,

I am looking for the Mono and Stereo books in the highest possible quality.

Any assistance appreciated


Thank you in advance,

GP

CBR and CBZ files are like zip files, when you unzip them you have a bunch of JPEGs. When you unzip them, make sure you unzip them to a individual folder (each issue) or you'll have a huge folder of JPEGs. There’s no need to unzip CBR or CBZ files, just use a comic book reader app (I’m a fan of YAC...

Good afternoon, Ah yes! Someone wrote of Mad magazine. It brings back such wonderful memories for me. Not that I ever read that rubbish, but when I was a mere Sergeant, my son, Little Private we called him, would spend his pocket money on purchasing Mad. It seemed to amuse him. Every couple of weeks...

Good afternoon, Ah yes! Mad magazine. It brings back such wonderful memories for me. Not that I ever read that rubbish, but when I was a mere Sergeant, my son, Little Private we called him, would spend his pocket money on purchasing Mad. It seemed to amuse him. Every couple of weeks, on a Saturday m...