Pink Vinyl

Pink Vinyl

BULLDOG SILHOUETTE PATTERN pink/white Vinyl Decal 3 Sheets 6×6 CRAFT cutters $6.00

BULLDOG SILHOUETTE PATTERN white & pink Vinyl Decal 3 Sheets 6×6 CRAFT CUTTER $6.00

COW SILHOUETTE PINK/WHITE PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 6×6 CUTTERS $6.00

COW SILHOUETTE PINK/BLACK PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 6×6 CUTTERS $6.00

COW SILHOUETTE WHITE/PINKS PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 6×6 CUTTERS $6.00

COW SILHOUETTE WHITE/PINK PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 6×6 CUTTERS 4-H $6.00

COW SILHOUETTE PINK/WHITE PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 1 Sheet 12×36 CUTTERS $18.00

COW SILHOUETTE PINK/BLACK PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 1 Sheet 12×36 CUTTERS $18.00

COW SILHOUETTE WHITE/PINKS PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 1 Sheet 12×36 CUTTERS $18.00

COW SILHOUETTE WHITE/PINK PATTERN CRAFT Vinyl Decals 1 Sheet 12×36 CUTTERS 4-H $18.00

VINYL COUTURE BRAND HOT PINK URBAN CAMO – 12″ x 36″ FOR ANY VINYL CUTTER $16.99

HOUNDSTOOTH PATTERN Pink on Pink Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 12×12 CRAFT CUTTER $15.00

VOLLEYBALL PATTERN #1 Pink & Blue Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 12×12 CRAFT CUTTERS $15.00

VOLLEYBALL PATTERN #1 Pink & Pink Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 12×12 CRAFT CUTTERS $15.00

VOLLEYBALL PATTERN #1 Pink & White Vinyl Decals 3 Sheets 12×12 CRAFT CUTTERS $15.00

BABY PINK VINYL New Silhouette SD Home Decor Wall Decal $13.84

PREMIUM DARK PINK 9×10 New Adhesive Outside Vinyl Silhouette SD Cutter Machine $19.84

9×10 PINK PREMIUM New Outside Adhesive Vinyl Silhouette SD Cutter Machine $19.84

12″ PINK New Silhouette Cameo Digital Die Cutting Machine Outside Premium Vinyl $18.84

BRIGHT PINK 9×10 New Adhesive Vinyl Silhouette SD Cameo Machine Home Decor $13.84

12″ DARK PINK PREMIUM Adhesive VINYL Cameo Silhouette Cricut Expression Machine $18.84

3/4″ x 150ft Bulk Cornhole Board Stripes Vinyl Decal Stickers Bean Bag Toss. $23.84

Avery Vinyl Film Sign 24″50Y Roll Decal Sticker Cutter $129.00

CRICUT VINYL ADHESIVE 12 x 24 Sheets YOU PICK COLORS $7.19

PINK PREMIUM Silhouette Adhesive Vinyl (Indoor/outdoor) 12″ X 6′ Roll for Cameo $14.95

24″ x 10 feet Fluorescent Sign Vinyl Film Roll = =GREAT FOR SMALL PLOTTERS= = $24.00

Oracal 631 Matte PINK Removable Vinyl 12″ x 300″ Roll #041 EZ Remove $11.99

FLORAL PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets 12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS Scrapbooking $15.00

QUATRAFOIL WHITE & PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STARS PINK & WHITE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 GREAT FOR CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STARS PASTEL PINK & WHITE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STARS LIGHT PINK & PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STARS SOFT PINK & WHITE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STARS WHITE & LIGHT PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES BLACK & PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES GREEN & PINK Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES PASTEL PINK & PURPLE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES PASTEL PINK & WHITE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES PASTEL PINK & YELLLOW Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 CRAFT CUTTERS $15.00

STRIPES PINK & PURPLE Pattern vinyl 3 Sheets12X12 GREAT FOR CRAFT VINYL CUTTERS $15.00

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Album Cover Art-part One

In 1939, Alex Steinweiss was employed at Columbia Records as the first art director for the company and decided to spruce up and repackage vinyl records. We all know the result, album cover art has become an important part of music and pop culture. (Prior to Steinweiss’s creative influences, records were generally stored in plain, undecorated packaging).

For collectors, album cover art can sometimes be as valuable as the vinyl record it holds. For instance, one of the most famous album covers of all time, the Beatles “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” cover was one of the most inventive at the time and included cut out inserts and lyrics. The price one would pay for a copy of this album is influenced by whether or not it has the original contents and they are intact. There are many album covers that included posters of the band as well and other “perks” for the buyer and all these elements factor into the resale price and collectiblity.

There have been many dynamic and world-famous album covers. Consider the Beatles’ album “Yesterday…and Today” (1966), also called the “butcher block album” because the Beatles were pictured on the front cover wearing white butcher coats surrounded by bloody meat and cut up dolls. The album was quickly pulled by Capitol Records after the company received numerous complaints from reviewers and DJ’s. The company recalled the issue and ordered a new cover but did not want to waste the several hundred thousand that had already been printed. Capitol then hired part-time helpers to remove that photo from the cover and paste on the new photo for the cover. But, it seems that there were many lazy employees and to save time, they just pasted the new cover on top of the old cover and the one that was supposed to be removed. The result is three different versions of that particular album and a collector’s dream, the different versions of the album are worth several thousand dollars (prices vary-check a record price guide to ascertain exactly what album you may have to get the exact price).

Album cover art has also spawned numerous web sites in which to view famous covers and designs, readers’ favorites and top ten lists. One such site, www.superseventies.com offers a comprehensive look at some of the most famous covers from the 1970′s including the Sex Pistols “Never Mind The Bollocks,” the Eagles “Hotel California,” Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side Of The Moon” and the Rolling Stones’ “Sticky Fingers” among others. Additionally, www.superseventies.com offers their reader’s favorite seventies album covers (more than 300) with detailed descriptions and reviews of each specific release. This is a great way to spend a rainy day, as you discover some of the best album cover art of the 70′s.

Album cover design is an art form and allows the musicians greater control over the content and another important avenue in which to express themselves. In my humble opinion (and I share this opinion with countless others), with the advent of the CD, the music buying public lost a national treasure, album cover art. It is part of pop culture and recorded music in general. Sure, Cd’s offer you a “stripped down” version of the original cover art, but it certainly pales in comparison to the real thing. I am sure Mr. Steinweiss would totally agree with me.

About the Author

Author Robert Benson writes about rock/pop music, vinyl record collecting and operates www.collectingvinylrecords.com, where you can secure your copy of his ebook called “The Fascinating Hobby Of Vinyl Record Collecting.”
Robert can be contacted at robert@collectingvinylrecords.com.

I just got “Blizzard Of Ozz”-Ozzy and “Animals”-Pink Floyd, mint condition vinyl records…

how much do you think they could go for? I just found them in my uncle’s basement and he said he doesn’t want them so they’re mine to keep . Thanks to anyone who knows roughly how much they could be worth.
I’m probably NOT going to sell them by the way, I’d just like to know what they’re worth. I do have a record player and I’m listening to Crazy Train as we speak hehe

Between 10 and 20 US dollars.

But why would you want to sell them??