Rare Columbia 45, The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone, RGM Joe Meek Single, Psych
£
741
$
982
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Description
The Syndicats
RGM / Joe Meek Producitons.
UK 45 on Columbia Records; DB7686 from 1965.
Side 1: Crawdaddy Simone.
Side 2: On The Horizon.
Vinyl visually grades EX- / VG+ (plays excellently, a really great copy)
(A-side label has a Factory Not For Sale sticker upon it, where the B-side has a name written in biro which is hardly visible, unless viewed in strong light.)
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Discounts on postage available for multiple purchases.
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Please do not hesitate to e-mail with any questions. Feel free to view my other items for sale.
All my vinyl gradings are in line with the U.K. RRPG system, with a '+' or '-' for a clearer indication.
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Posting: Record is removed from outer sleeve. Record and sleeve are both placed in a polythene sleeve.
They are packed securely between 2 cardboard stiffeners and and then into a new record mailing envelope for posting.
Multiple purchases are packed in a larger mailing box with bubble wrap.
On 15-Mar-13 at 20:37:14 GMT, seller added the following information:
To answer a question many people have asked me. There is a small scuff upon the A-side label. I bought this single from a record fair back in the 1980's and the factory not for sale sticker has always been on there. I've not attempted to remove this label as it could quite easily tear, as it's only papaer after all. The disc has a few surafce marks upon the vinyl itself, none of them feelable or deep in anyway. So a strong EX- would be my own visual grading, according to the UK RRPG guide from 1994 I have to go by. Hope this helps. Regards, Jackdawspick.