somebody must know the answer to this?

The Modern Redcaps - never to young/ golden teardrops - Swan S4243-

UK 60's DECCA style pressing, 4 pronged push out center, raised plastic ridge around the label edge - ie a genuine uk vinyl, however I do know these 60's type platters were used by EMI pressing plant till end of the 70's, cos I have some late punk records with this type of disc.
numbers scratched in run off not stamped - "s+4243+g+b n ....with "OR" opposite (Aside).

so is it an original or a boot ? i see a boot on ebay label is absolutely identical 4 prong center but cant see ridges in photo.. whereas on popsike there is one sold at $60 with a solid center?

confused

That one, and Guys From Uncle - The Spy, were pressed by Global records of manchester circa 1976. Any copy with a push out centre or solid centre is only worth 10 quid maximum.

That one, and Guys From Uncle - The Spy, were pressed by Global records of manchester circa 1976. Any copy with a push out centre or solid centre is only worth 10 quid maximum.

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somebody must know the answer to this?

The Modern Redcaps - never to young/ golden teardrops - Swan S4243-

UK 60's DECCA style pressing, 4 pronged push out center, raised plastic ridge around the label edge - ie a genuine uk vinyl, however I do know these 60's type platters were used by EMI pressing plant till end of the 70's, cos I have some late punk records with this type of disc.

numbers scratched in run off not stamped - "s+4243+g+b n ....with "OR" opposite (Aside).

so is it an original or a boot ? i see a boot on ebay label is absolutely identical 4 prong center but cant see ridges in photo.. whereas on popsike there is one sold at $60 with a solid center?

confused

Inspired by this question, I have now featured this release in

THE MODERN REDCAPS -

NEVER TOO YOUNG TO FALL IN LOVE -

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