7 Inch singles vinyl record carry case with 70+ records Included

	£		25
	$		33

This 7 inch singles vinyl record carry case is the perfect addition to any music lover's collection. The case comes with over 70 records, making it a great value for any buyer.

The carry case is made of black vinyl and is designed to hold 7 inch records. It is perfect for those who want to keep their records organised and easy to access. Whether you are a collector or a casual music listener, this vinyl record carry case is a must-have.

Black plastic case 210mm w x 210mm h x 180mm d (approx). Handle, clip closure. Handle bracket and clip closure are slightly rusted (see photos). No key for closure.

Contains 70+ (approx.) 45rpm 7 inch sigle vinyl records including:

Elton John_Someone Saved My Life Tonight_1974

Marvin Gaye_Sexual Healing_1982

Gerry and the Pacemakers_I Like It_1963

Five Star_Find the Time_1986

Johnny Nash_There Are More Questions Than Answers_1972

Shangrilas_Leader of the Pack_1965

Rod Stewaart_You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything_1974

Matchbox_Rockabilly Rebel_1979

Matchbox_I Don’t Want to Boooge Alome_1979

Sandie Shaw_Puppet on a String_1967

Five Star_Strong as Steel_1987

The Drifters_At The Club_1965

The Drifters_Answer The Phone_1965

The Shadows_ F.B.I._1961

The Shadows_ Midnight._1961

Richard Jon Smith_She’s My Tomorrow Girl_1975

Mathews Southern Comfort_Woodstock_1970

Lou Rawls_A Natural Man_1971

Roxy Music_All I Want Is You_1974

100 Proof_Somebody's Been Sleeping_1969

Charles Wright and the 103rd Street Rhythm Band_Express Yourself_1970

Chicago_I’m a Man_1969

TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia)_MFSB Featuring The Three Degrees_1974

TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia)_MFSB Featuring Thom Bell_1974

Hurricane Smith_Beautiful Day, Beautiful Night_1973

The Originals_I’ll Wait For You_1969

The Originals_The Bells_1969

Tina Charles_I Love to Love_1976

Dionne Warwick_You’ll Never Get to Heaven_1964

Dionne Warwick_A House Is Not a Home_1964

A Taste of Honey_Boogie Oogie Oogie_1978

The Del-Satins_Teardrops Follow Me_1962

Roger Daltry_Giving it all Away_1973

The Charmettes_Please Don’t Kiss Me Again_1963

The Boomtown Rats_Diamond Smiles_1979

Shirly Ellis_(That’s) What The Nitty Gritty Is_1964

Racey_Lay Your Love on Me_1978

Runt (Todd Rundgren)_We Gotta Get You A Woman_1970

Sergio Mendes_Never Gonna Let You Go_1983

Lieutenantr Pigeon_Mouldy Old Dough_ 1972

Johnnie Taylor_You're the best In The World_1976

Dave Clarke Five_Glad All Over_1963

The Time_Get It Up_1981

Wayne Fontana_It’s Just a Little Bit Too Late_1965

Daryl Hall & John Oates_Maneater_1982

Mary Hopkin_Those Were The Days_1968

The Larks_The Jerk_1964

The Larks_Forget Me_1964

Pussycat_Smile_1976

Gene Chandler_Just Be True_1964

Gene Chandler_A Song Called Soul_1964

Mud_L’ L’ Lucy_1975

Betty Everett_It Hurts To Be In Love_1964

Betty Everett_Until You Were Gone_1964

Suzi Quattro_Devilgete Drive_1974

John & Robin_Thursday Morning_1967

John & Robin_You Got Style_1967

Wizzard_Rock ’n’ Roll Winter_1974

The Five Keys_Close Your Eyes_1956

Focus_Hocus Pocus_1971

Ohio Players_Skin Tight_1974

Ohio Players_Heaven Must Be Like This_1974

Bread_Sweet Surrender_1972

Tony Ricardo_Take Warning_?

Roxy Music_Street Life_1973

Classics IV_Spooky_1967

Teach-In_Ding-A-Dong_1975

The Volumes_Dreams_1962

Blondie_Denis (Denee)_1977

Jeanette (Baby) Washington_Money’s Funny_1961

Stealers Wheel_Star_1973

Randy and the Rainbows_Denise_1963

Pluto Shervington_D A T_1976

Hugh Masekela_Grazing In The Grass_1968

Frankie Miller_Darlin’_1978

Jackie Wilson_Whispers (Gettin’ Louder)_1966

Jackie Wilson_The Fairest Of Them All_1966

Lloyd Price_I’m Gonna Get Married_1959

Bonnie St. Claire & Unit Gloria_Voules-vous (Yes I Do I Love You)_1974

Ike And Tina Turner_Poor Fool_1961

Garfunkel_I Shall Sing_1973

Kenny Loggins_This Is It_1979

Traffic_Hole In My Shoe_1967

Traffic_Paper Sun_1967

Note: Approximate listing only, some A sides are listed, some B sides are listed, some A/B sides are listed. All listed sides play without skips or jumps on my Pro-ject turntables with Ortofon 2M Red stylus at a stylus pressure of 1.85g. Many have a lot of surface noise, lots of crackles, pops and clicks, others are in better condition. Many are American pressings with large centre holes. All are in sleeves (mostly not original sleeves). Most have been cleaned at least once in a Spincare record cleaner. Enjoy.

Free postage, returns accepted. Buy with complete confidence. Good luck.