Needlepoint - The Record Collector Podcast
A monthly take on record collecting, featuring Record Collector Editor Paul Lester and Rare Record Price Guide Editor Daryl Easlea.
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What is Needlepoint - The Record Collector Podcast?
A monthly take on record collecting, featuring Record Collector Editor Paul Lester and Rare Record Price Guide Editor Daryl Easlea.
Who makes Needlepoint - The Record Collector Podcast?
Needlepoint - The Record Collector Podcast is published by Paul Lester & Daryl Easlea.
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