I have a (presumably) early pressing of The Who's Live At Leeds with a quite fabulous and bizzarre set of free give-aways,that for some reason I dug out last week. Included were: copies of contracts, press photos, the bands accounts as the High Numbers which reveal they earnt £25 from playing the Majestic Luton, letters from EMI, and a delivery note from Brock's Fireworks. Even if all mocked up specially who wouldn't want these to peruse as you listened to Magic Bus and imagined yourself as Kit Lambert.
Other freebies in the vinyl mausoleum I could lay my hands on included:
Pop Will Eat Itself - Get The Girl, Kill the baddies - free graffiti stencil
Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink 12" - Free T-Shirt
I seem to recall my dad's copy of Sargeant Pepper containing cardboard cut-outs...or was that my imagination? His White Album definitely had some colour photo prints of the fab four...

Clearly the vinyl era was the golden age of the freebie (Strictly Limited Edition of course) and the CD era seems to have reduced this to a ho-hum DVD with the compulsory live tracks. Now with downloads the freebie is surely an endangered species. Anyway, what's your best and worst freebies with an album/single you've actually gone out and bought...