my copy of "this thing called love" on Bronco has finally snapped having had a hair line crack in it for years. how much could i expect to pay nowadays for a copy thanks

my copy of "this thing called love" on Bronco has finally snapped having had a hair line crack in it for years. how much could i expect to pay nowadays for a copy thanks

shame great 45, i would say for you to replace £50 - £75

cheers

russ

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great old school northern. i'm a sucker for xylophone. i don't scour lists or remember what i read, but it's not that easy to find i don't think (or is it?)

Also came out on Dutch Fontana. Wonder what that would go for?

my copy of "this thing called love" on Bronco has finally snapped having had a hair line crack in it for years. how much could i expect to pay nowadays for a copy thanks

great old school northern. i'm a sucker for xylophone. i don't scour lists or remember what i read, but it's not that easy to find i don't think (or is it?)

Hi

The Stock Copy used to be fairly easy to obtain the White DEMO (Double Sided) has always been harder.

It is one of those brilliant records that just seems to have become scarce over the years.

Possibly being on Styrene doesn't help.

I wonder if we are all guilty of thinking, "That's a common record, I've seen lot's",

when actually some of these records have become a lot rarer - (Sort of crept up on us through time)

I have scanned my copies which are both M-, Noticed the White DEMO is showing signs of foxing - (Possibly the glue used / Or just age)?

I mention this in case you see one similar, I haven't stored this record any different to any of the others which remain white.

Hope you find one

Edited August 10, 200619 yr by 45cellar

Mine is on Italian President

Mine is on Italian President

Never heard of it being released on the Mussolini label!