Elvis Presley Sun #209 Rockabilly 45 "That's All Right" / "Blue Moon Of Kentucky
$
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Description
Released on the Sun label(#209)and has a name sticker of the original owner "Elva Massey" on both sides. Vinyl is a strong VG and plays with a little background hiss but no visible scratches.
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On Feb-13-12 at 11:44:54 PST, seller added the following information:
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This is an original 50's pressing and you can see some signs of the "push marks" although they are not as pronounced as I've seen on other copies. Doing some research I found this info which may help clear up some confusion.
WHAT ABOUT THE "PUSH" MARKS? Sadly the whole story of Push marks is a load of amateur guesswork carried on as fact for decades! The 3 marks in a triangular shape are visible on the label area on the first 4 to some degree and can prove authenticity. You can see them in our photos. The last one does not have them as newer machinery was used, explaining the stylus size problem with the first. The 3 marks you see are found on plenty of other records, what they are is A FILLED HOLE on the acetate master the grooves were cut on to. The holes were needed to stop the disc slipping as it was being cut and once the manufacturing process was started, the holes were filled in. Plenty of early indie companies & 78s going back decades before have this feature. The holes were poorly filled leaving an obvious bump or dip, or well filled & smoothed off so they barely show
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