Nervous Norvus - Ape Call - 7” vinyl single. 1956. RARE
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Description
Background:
My father taught me how to handle records and treat them with respect from a very young age in the late 60's and I have maintained this care all my life. Every record has only been played on quality hi-fi and never lent to anyone (this is important), and since purchase has always been stored (with the opening on the RHS) in a dust free/smoke free environment. All 7s were stored in purpose made storage boxes, and together with the 12s have never been stored against an outside wall.
Where necessary (some albums were sold with card inners) all vinyl has been protected by poly-lined inner sleeves. Therefore all my records and sleeves are in excellent condition for their age. I will outline any important detail in the notes for each item, which should help you to decide to buy mine over others.
I am now selling my personal collection and have researched the value of each item, which is why there is a minimum asking price. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions and have a glance at the full list sometime. There are some classics from the late 70's to mid 80's in there.
Payment:
Paypal Only.
Shipping:
I have quoted costs for the UK, Europe and Worldwide as best I can, however please be assured I will only charge what it costs me (and for recorded delivery if this allows).
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Description:
Artist: Nervous Norvus
Title(s): Ape Call / Wild Dog Of Kentucky
Label: London
Cat No: HLD8338
Year: 1956
Country: UK
Condition: Excellent
Photo(s): Actual item (not library)
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Notes:
This is the legendary Stan Feeburg's Ape Call single from 1956. It has been kept in the same sleeve since my father bought it – a generic looking orange poly-lined one. As mentioned above, it has only ever been played on the best equipment, and handled carefully, so is in very very good condition for its age.
The writing in the label is a silver colour, hence the opening price.
It is now very rare and collectable.