Bucks Fizz Scrapbook vintage press articles & cuttings RARE 1980's
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PLEASE ONLY BID IF YOU HAVE THE FUNDS TO PAY IMMEDIATELY. I LEAVE THE UK ON WEDNESDAY 30th ON A 9AM FLIGHT.
This series of scrapbooks on the pop band Bucks Fizz were originally purchased off EBAY some 25 years ago. Due to planned emigration, I am now selling my BUCKS FIZZ collection of memorabilia which includes scrapbooks featuring pictures & magazine articles from their pop stardom hey-day! I believe they were purchased off a girl called Nicola who had painstakingly put together scrap books of magazine, newspaper & promotional articles on Bucks Fizz as a group and the individual members including the Jay Aston replacement singer from 1985 Shelley Preston.
If interested in purchasing, please bear in mind that these are Scrapbooks put together by a young girl in the 1980's and as such have handwritten little comments & handwritten versions of "Bucks Fizz" on some of the pages. I believe that I purchased these around 1999.
Scrapbook Unnumbered:
Interviews: Jay "We're very close." (1984) Number 1 magazine: Bucks Fizz in sex, gambling shock" (1986) Smash Hits "Dont call us we'll call you" (1985) "Hot Property & The Best of Friends" (1982) " All Night Long" (1986) Look In "Now those school days have gone" Smash Hits "Cheryl Baker job history including in music" Look In picture strip 1984 Lyrics to London Town & When we were young & Love the one you're with.
Not all pages have been photographed, just an idea of what is there.
NB: - A few of the pages were blank having been lost over the years so other magazine articles (on Bucks Fizz & the members) have been added in so you're not buying a scrapbook with missing pages. I know that a lot of these RARE scrapbooks have reached quite high prices.
Obviously, newspaper articles are printed and unless saved become tomorrows Fish & chip paper so these articles are rare to find now. Many of these now vintage articles sell individually for upwards of £8/9/10 on Ebay and some of those are just record release adverts. Many of the magazines which ran articles on Bucks Fizz in 81 - 89 are no longer in print. I imagine we are all roughly around the same age (50 but identifying at 42!!) & can remember magazines like "Tops, Look In, Suzy, Girl, Number One, Smash Hits" which are no more.
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