Vintage 7-inch Vinyl Record Le Petit Garçon Jacques Canetti photo sleeve

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Description

45 rpm vinyl record with a picture sleeve illustrated on the front with a black and white photograph of a smiling man, topped with a wide red band bearing the handwritten title "le petit garçon". At the top right, the words "Jacques Canetti présente" are printed in small letters.

The sleeve features a typical design of French music productions from the mid-20th century, with a sober composition and an emphasis on the black and white portrait. The overall visual aspect is matte, with some visible reflections on the sleeve, indicating a slight glaze. The edges of the sleeve show slight signs of wear, particularly in the lower corners, with no apparent tears on the visible face.

The item is placed in front of an old bookcase, accentuating the retro dimension of the object. No label logo or specific reference is visible on the front. The handwritten typography of the title, associated with the photograph, evokes an original edition or a period pressing, in the spirit of the 60s to 70s.

The record is not visible in the photo; only the cardboard sleeve is shown. The overall condition of the sleeve appears to be fair for a used item, with only signs of wear consistent with its presumed age.

Condition

Used item sold as is, untested. Visible sleeve with signs of wear on the corners and surfaces. The vinyl record is not visible in the photo; only the sleeve is shown.

Did you know? Jacques Canetti was a major producer and talent scout in French music, notably contributing to the careers of many emblematic artists of the 20th century. He founded the Théâtre des Trois Baudets in Paris, a creative hub for many singers and songwriters.

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