PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTINUING.....

I recently came a cross a lot of 7" vinyls that belonged to a guy who had a disco in the 80's early 90's.
They have been stored away since then so they will show signs of this.
I will have a sort through them and list anything i think may be of interest...

The majority of the records do have reference stickers on the records & sleeves.

PLEASE NOTE:
I'm not a record dealer or collector so unfortunately i don't know how to grade a record to a collectors standard.
All i can do is be as honest as possible and add any visual faults to the listings.

I havn't the time to play every record to make sure it plays ok but I will play the ones I think may have a serious issue to make sure they don't jump or skip

I have included a Record Collectors grading system I found on the internet at the bottom of the page.

ALL THE RECORDS I LIST WILL BE GRADED USING THIS SYSTEM

PLEASE SEE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE CONDITION OF THE SLEEVES

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This listing is for 3 x 7" Singles by The Sex Pistols

EMI 1976

A side: Anarchy in the UK

B side: I wanna be me

Plain brown sleeve

There are some visible marks to the b side , I have played this record and it sounds ok

According to the guide below it's condition would be VG

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VIRGIN 1977

A side: Pretty vacant

B side: No fun

Record Condition: VG

Sleeve Condition: F

There is a reference sticker on the A side of the record & front of the sleeve

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VIRGIN 1979

A side: C'mon everybody

B side: The God save the Queen Symphony & Watcha gonna do about it

Record condition: VG

Sleeve condition: F

There is a sticker to the front cover of the sleeve

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If you need any more info please feel free to message me :)

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The "Record Collector's" Grading System explained below:

  Mint (M) The record - should be in new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The Cover - should be in perfect condition along with any extra items.   Excellent (Ex) The record - signs of having been played but displays minimal deterioration in sound quality. The Cover - may have slight wear or creasing.   Very Good (Vg) The record - played many times. Surface marks and light scratches evident but no major deterioration of sound quality.   The Cover - normal wear and tear without major defects.   Good (G) The record - noticeable deterioration of sound quality due to playing. Some distortion/scratches. The Cover - suffering from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits and discolouration.   Fair (F) The record - still just playable but with considerable surface noise and occasional jump.   The Cover - may be torn, defaced or stained.   Poor (P) The record - too scratched to play properly with bad surface noise.   The Cover - badly damaged.   Bad The record - unplayable or broken. Useful only as a collectors item.   The Cover - disintegrating.