Supremes' Cardboard Records

[longtimefan]

The Topps Company produced a series of one-sided Motown cardboard records in 1967. Five [[5) of these "picture-records" were by The Supremes. I have searched the web to find quality scans of these 5 records [[front side). Can any fan post scans of them or direct me to a site where I can find pictures of them? Thanks in advance! :-)

[luke]

http://magicnotes.blogspot.com/2009/...town-1966.html

[luke]

http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=UICY-93274

[uptight]

Luke, Longtimefan was referring to phonograph records made from cellophane[[?) with a cardboard backing. Topps was a baseball card company that made these records in the 1960s.

Your link refers to cardboard sleeves for compact discs instead. LOL

[longtimefan]

Yes, Uptight, you are correct. I am referring to five single-sided cardboard records released in 1967. I am looking for quality scan of the front of each.

Here is an example of one on a display. Of course, I am looking for centered scans of the five records only. Thanks for trying, Luke.

http://www.popsike.com/Topps-Motown-...575103648.html

[pshark]

Not a Supremes fan but:


http://wfmu.org/MACrec/topsmof.html

[carlo]

[carlo]

[luke]

I did a quick search and just posted without looking and posted what game up,before bed. Just trying to help.

[longtimefan]

WOW ... three of the five already! Thanks Carlo and Pshark!

And Luke, thanks for your effort. I had a difficult time describing what I was looking for. Your effort [[and Carlo's and Pshark's) is what this forum is all about: Fans helping fans!

Well, there are two titles left: Stop! In the Name of Love and Come See About Me. [[smile)

[pshark]

This is pretty interesting. I use to have a mini lp cover of the Bros Johnson "LIGHT UP THE LIGHT" that included a record shaped bubblegum
http://www.nazcatoys.com/products.asp?department_id=50

Here's some more for you ltf
http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?AuctionItemID=55902

[uptight]

Jackpot. Haha. I have some of these, but they haven't been scanned.

Pshark, I sorta remember the bubblegum inside the miniature LP sleeves! The Brothers Johnson version as well. Cool.