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It's a possibility Mint minus with slight label lift see below photo. £40 incl. UK post PayPal friends family

Ex+ white demo on Twirl plays great £40 including UK post PayPal friends family

I can't take it anymore Mint minus promo £20 + £2.50 uk post PayPal friends family

Streamside issue ex+ Shiny vinyl plays great £50 incl post to UK PayPal friends family

Then came heartbreak UA black issue Ex plus plays great £35 + 2.50 UK post PayPal f+f

It sure is groovy Vinyl mint minus has a label tear that covers play side title see photo under you tube clip PayPal friends family £60 incl UK postage

Ten karat fool mint minus £40.00 incl post to uk PayPal friends family

Vinyl copy It's going to be a lovely summer Mint minus £25 +2.50 postage PayPal f+f

Four mints a real bargain

Just to add click SALES LIST UPDATED and list comes up

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all play great, Soul Source grading system ( so a VG+ is like an EX+ ) email me at jeffreyheads............................................at............................................gmail.com or message me on here paypal as family friends postage is £2.50 UK recorded delivery The Jive Five - Then Came Heart Break £35.00 Label:United Artists Records Cat#: 50033 Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Roger Pace - You Better Know What You're Doing (7", Promo) £30.00 Label:Twirl Cat#: 2023 clean shiny vinyl nearly mint minus plays great Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o8oXWR2fj4 William Hunt* - Would You Believe £50.00 Label:Streamside Cat#: SS-100 Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) better than vg + shiny vinyl plays great The 5th Dimension* - Go Where You Wanna Go (7", EP) which has'' I'll be loving you forever'' £120.00 plus special insured postage £7.00 Label:Liberty PICTURE SLEEVE Cat#: LIB 4055 F Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-) Small sticker on record label. small text on rear of pic sleeve in top corner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T3BkCTf2TU Platters sweet sweet loving Label:Musicor Records Cat#: MU 1275 Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Plays great and clear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkmdq3krvE4 Jackie Payne - I Found Myself When I Lost You (7", Promo) £15.00 Label:Shock Records (2) Cat#: SH-14 Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-) Red line under artist name otherwise very clean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q29r63JIb5g Bunny Sigler - Lovey Dovey / Sunny Sunday (7", Promo) £25.00 Label:Parkway Cat#: KP 6000 Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-) Sunny side is clean B side has x on label and sticker Mark. Clean and plays great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOjy4N7OTQo Jean DuShon - It Won't Stop Hurtin' Me / Look The Other Way (7", Single, Promo) £35.00 2 great sides Label:Lenox Records Cat#: NX-5568 Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-) SOL and XOL, label is slightly aged with storage, no real issues though and plays great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9XPBWbPuws https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAB1jEm-3HA

uk postage £2.50 recorded paypal friends and family message or email jeffreyheads...........................@..................gmail...........................com Jimmy Jules ten karat fool ABET demo mint minus £40 Ruby and Romantics baby come home KAPP issue VG+ plays fine all the way through £15 Billy Sha Rae do it Spectrum EX+ £25 Bunny Sigler sunny sunday Parkway demo EX with slight wol and label rub £20

Have 2 spare cost £60 each. Will take £100 Anybody?

Mick H is selling one

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Just heard Steve (Kawakid on here) has passed, no further details as yet. known him since 1976. Am sure others will comment when more known.

Try Cliff Camfield for Morris King as sold him my copy at Burnley few years ago and maybe ready to move it on? hard record IMO

Need another copy please

Told today total was around 7.8k for the sale

No link. list was available from auctioneers on excel sheet

What a load of bollocks records are listed and available ftom auctioneers nothing unusual about splitting lots in an auction Estate not left to anybody Any question to them about origin gets an honest answer

It is Johns there are 120 in each box 95% are rubbish early 60s he could never sell or major label big sellers that are neither rnb or soul the odd pop record any of note are bootlegs only two of the boxes are worth any bid and they contain a small quantity of reissues and stick on bootlegs

Still buying the odd cheap ones but actually selling less on purpose as more cheap tunes from last ten years or so are now selling for 2,3 or 4 times what they should be so figure sell them in year or two when prices go higher