JULIE DRISCOLL/BRIAN AUGER "INDIAN ROPE MAN" MARMALADE

	£		69
	$		91

  JULIE DRISCOLL/BRIAN AUGER "INDIAN ROPE MAN" MARMALADE PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING I CAN ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL ALL PAYMENTS SHOULD BE MADE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF THE AUCTION END. UNLESS PREVIOUS  ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE. IN AUCTION    MARMALADE (598018.) "INDIAN ROPE MAN" AND   "TAKE ME TO THE WATER"
"TIME TO GET RID OF WORTHLESS PAPER CURRENCY AND BUY VINYL  GOLD SOMETHING THE PRIVATE BANKERS CAN'T DE-VALUE !!!!"
Record Grading   Overall plays (M-)
A side looks (EX) 
B side looks (EX)
Cover is ()

Still retains a lovely sheen.

Please see the quality photos
Images (C) BasebayOne 2010 Very Important  Do Not Send Payment Until You Have Been Notified Of Your Postal Options !!! Please Note  All records sold in my auctions are from my personal collection,  gathered together during 50 years of collecting This is not a business just a retirement hobby.  I do not buy records for resale. Record Grading I have spent nearly forty years involved in the collecting of rare records, my determination, and obsession to find the rarest records ever made, began in the late sixties when a friend showed me a copy of the worlds first collectors magazine ‘Record Mart.'
Since that time i have travelled to thirty five countries worldwide searching for illusive vinyl rarities. I have literally seen millions of rare records!
Apart from unreleased demos and withdrawn items the rarest records ever made are Transcription Discs. Made for Commonwealth countries connected to the BBC they were pressed in very small quantities with an expiry date printed on the label. Unfortunately in most cases these instructions were carried out to the letter.
The first three hundred or so “Top of the Pops” series are virtually extinct as are the early “Pick of the Pops” which morphed into the “In concert” series. There was a Jazz output, and a series of comedy live shows such as the Goons and Tony Hancock. All are gold dust
The packaging was very basic to say the least! It usually came as a brown plastic lined sleeve complete with cue sheets and the cover had a BBC logo on the front.
Down the line there would be variations on the sleeves such as the gatefold style. The format of the Top Of The Pops series had an announcer who would introduce the acts and conduct interviews between tracks. The interviews alone are priceless statements of historical narrative lost in the mists of time. The groups and artists all sang live and many of the songs are only to be found on Transcription discs. The line ups of the artists are simply amazing in the modern world the finances involved in putting shows of this ilk together now would be simply astronomical !!!!
I have now decided to auction off some spares from my vast collection so others can experience the pleasure of live performances. Bas Grading My photos and descriptions will be accurate and fair, so you can bid with confidence ! All records have been visual and play graded and if you have any problems with the record I offer a full money back guarantee in line with my returns policy outlined below Packaging After thirty-seven years, I think I know enough about packing records, so you can be assured that your item’s will arrive safely. I will not be responsible for lost or damaged goods if the buyer hasn't paid for cover of their item, it is NOT sensible to pay good money and then skimp on the postage and insurance. However I will keep proof of postage just in case in the unlikelihood of something going astray.
Postage, Packing and Insurance
7” First class UK £1.60 for 1 item. £0.60p per additional Item. Recorded first class £2. For 1 item, £0.75p per additional item cover up-to £34, Special Delivery £4.50 for 1 item covered up-to £1000 value additional items please make contact. 7” Single European Union £2.50 for 1 item additional items at £0.75p each, Insured £6.50. Rest of the World £12 insured only.
For other combinations not shown, or other special requirements please contact me for the actual costs before sending payments
Please Note I will NOT be responsible for lost goods that have not been covered  to their full value by an appropriate means of insurance.     335 (GS 5.5 (335))