Sold Date: October 4, 2015
Start Date: September 27, 2015
Final Price: £36.00 (GBP)
Bid Count: 7
Seller Feedback: 1977
Buyer Feedback: 27

A great opportunity to buy a copy of a RARE 7 inch VINYL Single from the 1950's by Little Richard called "Rip It Up" with "Ready Teddy" on the B side.

This is a U.K. pressing released in November 1956 on the London label (HLO 8336)(tri-centre).

This is an original first pressing with the Gold Label Print.

The matrix numbers are MSCF-1437-1C (side one) and MSCF-1438-1C (side two).

The vinyl is in an EXCELLENT condition. I always examine and grade records under a bright table lamp and there are only a few light surface marks evident. I have played both sides and they play fine and sound SUPERB. 

The labels are clean and free from any writing or stickers, though there is a spindle mark on the L of London on the A side.

The vinyl is flat and has no edge warps of any description.

The record is housed in its original company sleeve in a GOOD condition. There is a small tear around the die-cut centre on the reverse side and the words "Rock & Roll" written on the front.

Overall, it is a terrific example of this rare and collectable 1950's Rock 'n' Roll single, which should be of interest to avid collectors.

Please feel free to bid, but winning bidders - please pay promptly. Payment by PayPal is the only option.

Please see my other Little Richard and 1950's & 1960's records on this auction. A postage discount is available.

The vinyl will be sent in a professional mailer with two stiffeners for safe transit and will be sent by the Royal Mail First Class "Signed For" service for added security and "International Signed For" if sent overseas.

International buyers please note: Import duties, taxes and fees are NOT included in the item price or shipping costs. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s Customs Office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding. Also, please DO NOT ask me to declare a lower value or mark as a gift on the Customs Declaration form CN 22.