Sold Date: December 26, 2014
Start Date: December 19, 2014
Final Price: $18.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 9
Seller Feedback: 99
Buyer Feedback: 25

Lot of twenty-four vintage 45's from the 50's and 60's.  rock, pop, blues, doo-wop, Motown, etc.  all is decent condition, wear and tear to the labels..  there are no sleeves.  if you would like info or a picture of a specific record please let me know.   records listed below:

-the passions:  oh melancholy me/just to be with you.  1959, audicon.  (45-102)

-the soiltaires:  round goes my heart/embraceable you.  1959, old town.  (1066)

-clarence henry:  but I do/just my baby and me.  1960, argo.  (u-10361)

-the innocents:  gee whiz/please mr. sun.  1960, indigo records.  (ind 111)

-Bill Black's Combo:  my girl Josephine/twist her.  1961, hi.  (45-2042)

-the crests:  six nights a week/I do.  1959, coed.  (co-509)

-neil sedaka:  the same old fool/calendar girl.  1960, rca victor.  (47-7829)

-paul anka:  when I stop loving you/you are my destiny.  1957, abc paramount.  (45-9880)

-johnny tillotson:  funny how time slips away/a very good year for girls.  1963, cadence.  (1441)

-the bee gees:  I've gotta get a message to you/kitty can.  1968, atco.  (45-6603)

-jimmy chalres and the revelettes:  a million to one/hop scotch hop.  1960, promo.  (kb-276)

-the chantels:  I love you so/how could you call it off.  1960, end.  (e-1020)

-Carla Thomas:  for you/gee whiz.  1960, atlantic.  (45-2806)

-buddy knox:  my baby's gone/party doll.  1957, roulette.  (r-4002)

-johnny ace: pledging my love/anymore.  1954, duke.  (136)

-johnny thunder: loop de loop/don't be ashamed.  1962, diamond.  (d-129)

-cannibal and the headhunters:  land of 1,000 dances/i'll show you how to love me.  1965, rampart.  (642)

-the mindbenders:  a groovy kind of love/love is good.  1966, Fontana.  (f-1541)

-the diamonds:  little darlin'/the church bells may ring.  1957, mercury.  (c-30050x45)

-joel Hamilton: vikki is her name/can't wait.  1965, roulette.  (r-4484)

-Jackie Wilson: I just cant help it/my tale of woe.  1962, Brunswick.  (55229)

-the crystals:  oh yeah, maybe baby/there's no other.  1961, Phillies.  (100)