(3) RARE 50's R&B 45's by The HOLLYWOOD FLAMES, LEWIS LYMON, and AMOS WILBURN
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
May 15, 2017 Sold Date
May 8, 2017 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Three vintage & somewhat RARE 45's for (1) bid!


#1. Lewis Lymon & Teenchords on Fury #1006 - "I'm Not Too Young To Fall In Love"
#2. The Hollywood Flames on Lucky #45-006 - "Peggy b/w Ooh-La La"
#3. Amos Wilburn on Aladdin #3164 - "Let Me Go Home, Whiskey"

Any of these would be hard to find now....and they all play better than they appear!
Please see pictures as they are part of the description.
 

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45's on EBAY are sold on an "as is" basis.  While we take great care in describing ALL items based entirely on honesty & integrity -- once the auction or sale has been finalized, that sale will become final and contractual as well.   It is the responsibility of the WINNING bidder to determine prior to the end of the listing that the item(s) will suit their personal interests.  If you have questions -- we promise to get back to you promptly with any additional pictures or information that you might need.  PLEASE - only bid if you are serious about purchasing the items in fairness to all the other EBAY members out there who may not have had the opportunity to win them!  We are not a "store" - we do not do returns - so we aim to get it right the first time!


PLAYED -- NOT FLAYED!

Due to a recent disagreement in the grading of records, we find it necessary to again define what WE consider to be the "standard" in the vinyl record collecting hobby.  We realize most of you already have your own understandings on this -- and they will vary to a small degree.  We seldom list a record below the VG grades!   We try hard to list only those records that both look & play great - without distracting scratches, major label damage, storage warp, etc.

THIS IS OUR SCALE

MINT-   Playing surface still glossy, no surface scuffs, basically looks as if it has never seen a turntable, or been out of a sleeve!  (Like you just got home from the record store with it  :-) EBAY displays an "EXCELLENT" rating between M- & VG+ which we assume is "like new"......

VERY GOOD+    Still semi-glossy in appearance, a very "minimal" amount of surface scuffs, has obviously been stored in a protective sleeve most of it's life.  Record should be pleasing to the eye on both sides.  Many or our "barely played" records will fall into this category, as we seldom use the MINT designations.

VERY GOOD    Probably the most "misrepresented" grade ever to appear on an EBAY listing!  Some loss of sheen - label may show "faint" ring wear from being stored with other records.  Very "minimal" distracting noise during playback (if any) - label may have an index # sticker (very popular in the 50's & 60's) - Record should still be pleasing in audio and in appearance.  Records that grade VG will suit most collectors waiting for a nicer replacement to show up.

VERY GOOD-    Record may have obvious signs of never having been stored in a sleeve.  Label may show some slight, but "permanent" imperfections, i.e. writing or name on label, sticker residue, etc.  Scratches and/or scuffs may be visible, but should not detract from the overall quality of the recording (no skips or repeated clicks).   May show slight "greying" in the vinyl.  A majority of records listed on EBAY will fall into this category......  Makes for great jukebox filler though!

GOOD+    Vinyl will have visible scratches or scuffs that may be audible during playback.  May also have label damage, as well as obvious signs of improper care or storage.  However...... recording should still play all the way through enough to enjoy.   While we will seldom list records of this grade - exceptions are given to the obscure or more desireable records that are very rarely seen or offered - and defects should always be noted.   Many garage sales, flea market, and thrift store finds often (but unfortunately) fall into this category.......



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