Style Council - How She Threw It All Away RARE DJ PROMO - Paul Weller The Jam 7"

	£		20
	$		27

TOP CONDITION RECORDS, HAVE BEEN UNTOUCHED IN SAFE STORAGE FOR AT LEAST 25 YEARS

The Style Council - How She Threw It All Away / How She Threw It All Away - 7" vinyl (Polydor TSCDJ 16)

THIS IS A VERY RARE DJ PROMO SPECIAL PRESSING, HARD TO FIND AT THE BEST OF TIMES, THE VINYL IS IN TOP QUALITY WHICH MAKES IT EVEN MORE DESIRABLE.

Plain paper bag sleeve with promo stickers, excellent condition vinyl. Plastic labels.
This is a 2-sided promo playing at 45rpm (instead of 33rpm on the EP), probably the same version of the song on both sides.

See more Style Council (including 5 more rare promos) and 1980s pop on my other listings.
Also see my listings for Slam Slam (Dee C. Lee)

Apologies if the photos are not too good as I only have the camera on my mobile phone and my flat suffers from poor daylight.
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ABOUT THESE VINYL SINGLES
These are part of a collection that I bought which belonged to a famous Radio 1 DJ, they have been untouched in storage for many many years and consequently remain in excellent condition, some even look 'as new'. It is unlikely that you will find any of these records in better condition elsewhere.
Many of the records are promotional copies or have stickers giving release dates or other information, some are stamped with a release date, I will describe this in the description. Most of these records were sent to the radio station before the record was officially released into the shops making them original first pressings.
The records are in excellent condition, some even look 'as new', occasionally some of the records have the programme planner's writing on the inner flap which indicates that the actual record was played on a particular radio show, eg "32/3'40f" indicates that it was the 32nd record played on the show with song duration 3 minutes 40 seconds then fade-out.

GRADING according to Record Collector's system (established 1979), where excellent really does mean excellent.
Record Collector have 4 grades to describe records that are in great shape: Good, Very Good, Excellent, Mint. Any record which is not in great shape can be described as Bad, Poor, Fair. So that is 7 grades to accurately describe the condition of a record, which is quite sufficient. So when I describe my records as "Excellent" you will find they are truly in excellent condition.
and UNLIKE OTHER SELLERS I do not try to deceive you on the grading by adding a + or ++ or - or use any other unscrupulous means to try to con you (for example from one seller "looks VG plays EX++", when I found out the reality was "looks F plays F"). Consider this imagined conversation between two of THOSE KINDS OF SELLERS >> How was your holiday? "it was excellent". oh dear that's a shame!, "erm I mean it was excellent++", oh that's better, because the ++ makes all the difference otherwise it would only be excellent and that would be really disappointing, eh?!? <<.
So you get honest gradings from me, and non of that nonsense BS.

Note a brand new vinyl single in a record shop these days will cost you between £4-£8, a Record Store Day single may cost upwards of £10, I have seen RSD vinyl repress 7" which actually cost more than an original copy of the 7". The records that I am selling may not be particularly rare according to Record Collector Magazine but they are hard to find in top condition, and my prices reflect that, so if you want vinyl records in top condition then look to see what I am selling.

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POSTAGE/Collection
This package is categorised as a LARGE LETTER according to Royal Mail's new pricing system. If you are buying a bunch of these 7" singles together then I can combine them into one parcel and save you money, there is not an easy way to work out postage costs since pricing goes by parcel size as well as parcel weight. I will refund you on any excess postage that is greater than £0.50, note that I make a loss on the packing materials (other sellers would charge you). Please only make one paypal payment if you are buying a bunch of records.

I can answer questions but note that I only have limited access to the internet so you may need to wait some time for a reply to emails.

Thank you.