Golliwogs "Fight Fire": boot or odd promo pressing?

[CollectorScum]

I bought a Golliwogs "Fight Fire / Fragile Child" promo 45 on Scorpio last night and I felt a little odd about it because the condition was almost too nice. I'm now seeing the pressing doesn't match any I can find, so I'm worried it's an older boot. Does such a thing exist? These are the descriptions of both promo pressings from Barry Wickham's price guide:

1. White label with "Promotional Copy" and "SCOR-405" underneath band name on both labels. A-side deadwax "F-2653-1", B-side deadwax "F-2564-1", both sides have an "I", all machine stamped.

2. Yellow label promo with "Promotional Copy" on labels, A-side deadwax "F-2563-RE", B-side deadwax "F-2564", both sides also have an "H", all machine stamped.

Mine: white label with "Promotional Copy" on labels, no "SCOR-405" under band name. A-side deadwax "F-2653-1", B-side deadwax "F-2564-1", neither machine stamped. But both sides have an "R" machine stamped.

 

[MopTopMike]

There are no boots of this single
You have an east coast pressing, Rockaway NJ RCA plant, etched matrix numbers they are not stamped.

 

[CollectorScum]

Thanks Mike. I had a feeling you'd have the answer. I bought it in NJ and the seller said he'd owned it for many years.

 

[Frantic]

There are no boots of this single
You have an east coast pressing, Rockaway NJ RCA plant, etched matrix numbers they are not stamped.

What he said. They turn up around Sacto. quite often. No big whoop.