PYE NO Labels and Company Sleeves 1958-1976
7N 15225 - 1958
to
7N 15365 - 1961
7N 15383 - 1961
to
7N 15455 - 1962
7N 15555 - 1963
to
7N 15992- 1965
End of 15000 series
7N 17036 - 1966
to
7N 17961 - 1970
End of 17000 series
The Pye Company originally manufactured TV and radios. It entered the record business when it bought Nixa Records in 1953. In 1955, the company acquired Polygon Records (established by Petula Clark's father) and merged it with Nixa Records to form Pye Nixa Records with the subsidiary Pye Jazz Records,  
In 1958, Pye International was started. The company licensed recordings from American and other foreign labels in the UK. In 1959, Pye Nixa became Pye Records and ATV acquired 50% of the label. The company entered the budget-priced record market in the 1960s, with first Golden Guinea, priced at a guinea (one pound and one shilling), and then Marble Arch reissuing older Pye material at an even lower price. 
Another full-price subsidiary, Piccadilly Records, was for new pop acts. 
In Norway, PYE was distributed by Norsk Phonogram AS from 1960. The records were pressed in Norway. They were distributed in British company sleeves until picture sleeves took over.
7N 45016 - 1970
to
7N 45077 - 1971
7N 45092 - 1971
End of 45000 series
7N 2502 - 1970
to
7N 2510- 1971
DNS 1037 - 1973
to
DNS 1061 - 1974
7N 317 - 1967
HXS 307 - 1969
7N 45569 - 1976
UK Pye Jazz
Recordings
UK Pye International
Recordings
UK Pye International
Recordings
7NJ 2026 - 1959
to
7NJ 2051 - 1962
7N 25051 - 1960
to
7N 25078 - 1961
7N 25218 - 1963
to
7N 25463 - 1968
Record above is a reissue
UK Piccadilly Recordings
UK Piccadilly Recordings
UK Piccadilly Recordings
7N 35007 - 1962
7N 35047 - 1962
to
7N 35077 - 1971
7N 35206 - 1964
to
7N 35381- 1967
Range
Front
Back
Details
No 1 a
1960
to
.
Reddish
 Slightly curved top  Inside glued  
No 1 b
.
to
1962
Later issues in picture sleeves
Brownish
   Slightly curved top  Inside glued