Sure it’s been asked before but can’t find it,anyway, can anyone tell me the difference between Dena Barnes “walk” original and boot. I have an original copy and my mate wants to compare but due to covid we can’t, so any help would be appreciated. Cheers D

The original is stamped in the run out and the boot isn't

Cheers

As above originals have the ZTSC number stamped in the runout.

The boot has a monarch delta number if memory serves

 

7 minutes ago, Chalky said:

As above originals have the ZTSC number stamped in the runout.

The boot has a monarch delta number if memory serves

 

Delta #'s for the boot are 99528 and 99528-X which places it from April/ May 1976.

Edited December 30, 20204 yr by The Yank

Thanks guys will pass it on, incidentally mines styrene issue with ZTSC stamp

3 hours ago, Dave West said:

Sure it’s been asked before but can’t find it,anyway, can anyone tell me the difference between Dena Barnes “walk” original and boot. I have an original copy and my mate wants to compare but due to covid we can’t, so any help would be appreciated. Cheers D

£2000 v £20

Sorry....but you did ask:)

Ed

The original has ZTSC 125853 and 125854 stamped in the runout plus a small bit of writing  master's logo? or name? (can't read it- only tops showing).

The boot with 99528 delta number was made by Monarch in L.A.  in 1976.  Several people at the time said it was Soussan, but there were also others getting boots made there back then.

Actually found out some boots yesterday.  Here's the Dena Barnes boot 

Red label  boot as well though isn"t there ?

Cheers Paul

1 hour ago, Soul Shrews said:

Red label  boot as well though isn"t there ?

Cheers Paul

and a yellow one as well😉

Thanks guys 

On 31/12/2020 at 19:31, Soul Shrews said:

Red label  boot as well though isn"t there ?

Cheers Paul

Paul . Red label inferno boot was available at Wigan for £1 mate 

A copy might just have sold in Pennsylvania for £800+. The Count has been putting it on eBay for months, discounting a little every now and then. I suspect he’s had an offer he could not refuse so its been removed from his sales list. Someone might have got a bargain as the record was in decent condition.

18 hours ago, Frankie Crocker said:

A copy might just have sold in Pennsylvania for £800+. The Count has been putting it on eBay for months, discounting a little every now and then. I suspect he’s had an offer he could not refuse so its been removed from his sales list. Someone might have got a bargain as the record was in decent condition.

Default a tough one especially if in decent enough condition, never been  that many come up for sale over the years. I've Certainly never owned it.  Think the 3 to 5 year's post Wigan  was the time to get your hands on a lot of the bigger tunes as people sold up to get married,   buy houses etc

its never £2000 tho.. £750 for white demo and  800/850 for red if in nice shape