- Joined
- Apr 20, 2011
- Location
- The shores of southern CT
A couple more 45s I forgot to list, so here they are, send PM to reserve:
ABSTRAK SOUND "Your Gona Break My Heart" / "Judge Him If You Can" (CBM) M- $sold
Flawless copy of killer 2-sider. Looks like it came directly from the pressing plant untouched.
The b side was borrowed for BossHoss' now legendary forum freebie garage comp CD.
ADVENTURER'S "Baby, Baby My Heart" / "Lover Doll" (Reading 602) M- $20
Pretty cool 2-sider, jangle-pop, both tunes are originals
NORTH ATLANTIC INVASION FORCE "Black On White" (Mr. G) M- $15
Looks unplayed / never touched, tuff to find clean copies
SIR CHARLES & DAZE OF OLDE "Comin On Home" / "Baby Come Back" (Skoop) VG $sold
A few high grade copies were offered by the Indiana based store / seller, but it appears that all of the copies are now gone. This copy plays strong VG to VG+, B side has a few more scuff marks than the A side which could be graded VG+
MEMORABILIA
Kinda on the fence regarding selling a few large size group promo posters.
They are not your typical posters, they were made by the bands or someone related to them.
All are crease folded, not rolled or framed - I never got around to having them professionally framed, which they should be to really enjoy them. They've been sitting in a box for decades.
If anyone is interested, let me know via PM.
Burlington Squires - printed on heavy cardboard type paper, folded in half at the center. 13.5 x 11 inches. Rectangle size - more akin to an oversized promo insert than a poster....Equivalent record grade to this poster would be VG+ has some slight tan discoloration from age at extreme edges.
Shows 4 man group standing outdoors in a field, camera person took the group shot from a mid distance, black and white. Backside has some discoloration (tan) and has typewriter type text with band / letterhead script logo at the top with contact info, four paragraphs telling about the group under the heading, "General Information" . This was likely printed prior to the group making their Tener label 45.
Mod 4 - printed on glossy paper. 13.5 x 19 inches - right edge has some tears and dissolve .
Shows the 4 girls posing next to a tree, close up, two girls looking upward on each side of the tree. They are wearing white sorta formal type dresses and go-go boots. Image is black and white. Has text below the large size image / pic, with the band name and space to pencil in gig locations and dates.
Piece Kor - printed on normal bond paper, and folded, the creases from the folding, however are light. Since it is printed black and white the creases do not look so obvious when the poster is unfolded.
Size is 17.5 x 21.5 inches. This is the famous pic of the group that was used for the Back From The Grave band pic. It also includes the member's names and band name at the bottom, which I think were removed when we took the line-screen for BFTG (in those days Tim had to use line screens of 80 so the BFTG image is nowhere near as clear and sharp as this poster.
To date, it remains the only known photo of the entire group. I purchased it when I purchased a copy of the 45 from a dealer who bought out a radio station 45rpm library. I got the seller to sell me the poster along with the 45 I won via auction. Condition of poster is near perfect, no tears or fading. Never seen another.
ABSTRAK SOUND "Your Gona Break My Heart" / "Judge Him If You Can" (CBM) M- $sold
Flawless copy of killer 2-sider. Looks like it came directly from the pressing plant untouched.
The b side was borrowed for BossHoss' now legendary forum freebie garage comp CD.
ADVENTURER'S "Baby, Baby My Heart" / "Lover Doll" (Reading 602) M- $20
Pretty cool 2-sider, jangle-pop, both tunes are originals
NORTH ATLANTIC INVASION FORCE "Black On White" (Mr. G) M- $15
Looks unplayed / never touched, tuff to find clean copies
SIR CHARLES & DAZE OF OLDE "Comin On Home" / "Baby Come Back" (Skoop) VG $sold
A few high grade copies were offered by the Indiana based store / seller, but it appears that all of the copies are now gone. This copy plays strong VG to VG+, B side has a few more scuff marks than the A side which could be graded VG+
MEMORABILIA
Kinda on the fence regarding selling a few large size group promo posters.
They are not your typical posters, they were made by the bands or someone related to them.
All are crease folded, not rolled or framed - I never got around to having them professionally framed, which they should be to really enjoy them. They've been sitting in a box for decades.
If anyone is interested, let me know via PM.
Burlington Squires - printed on heavy cardboard type paper, folded in half at the center. 13.5 x 11 inches. Rectangle size - more akin to an oversized promo insert than a poster....Equivalent record grade to this poster would be VG+ has some slight tan discoloration from age at extreme edges.
Shows 4 man group standing outdoors in a field, camera person took the group shot from a mid distance, black and white. Backside has some discoloration (tan) and has typewriter type text with band / letterhead script logo at the top with contact info, four paragraphs telling about the group under the heading, "General Information" . This was likely printed prior to the group making their Tener label 45.
Mod 4 - printed on glossy paper. 13.5 x 19 inches - right edge has some tears and dissolve .
Shows the 4 girls posing next to a tree, close up, two girls looking upward on each side of the tree. They are wearing white sorta formal type dresses and go-go boots. Image is black and white. Has text below the large size image / pic, with the band name and space to pencil in gig locations and dates.
Piece Kor - printed on normal bond paper, and folded, the creases from the folding, however are light. Since it is printed black and white the creases do not look so obvious when the poster is unfolded.
Size is 17.5 x 21.5 inches. This is the famous pic of the group that was used for the Back From The Grave band pic. It also includes the member's names and band name at the bottom, which I think were removed when we took the line-screen for BFTG (in those days Tim had to use line screens of 80 so the BFTG image is nowhere near as clear and sharp as this poster.
To date, it remains the only known photo of the entire group. I purchased it when I purchased a copy of the 45 from a dealer who bought out a radio station 45rpm library. I got the seller to sell me the poster along with the 45 I won via auction. Condition of poster is near perfect, no tears or fading. Never seen another.
