Sold Date: September 17, 2023
Start Date: September 10, 2023
Final Price: £10.00 (GBP)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 92
Buyer Feedback: 0

Lookin’ After No 1 12-inch Single with Card Picture Sleeve Tracks: Lookin’ After No 1 / Born To Burn / Barefootin’
Year: 1977 Label: Mulligan Records Cat No: LUNS 011 (S) Format: 12-inch Single Sleeve: Card Picture Sleeve Sleeve Condition: Excellent Vinyl Condition: Excellent Vinyl Colour: Black
Republic of Ireland Release on Mulligan Label. Side B etchings barely visible.
Runout Etching:- Side A: LUNS 011-S - A3 KEEP YOUR TRAP SHUT - DO THE RAT TB Side B: LUNS 011-S - B3 TB

All my listings are from my own record collection, most of which has not been played for 30+ years and has just been gathering dust on shelves, having been replaced by CDs and subsequently digital downloads. Some ‘shelf wear’ but vinyl has been handled properly, that is, not handled, so is nearly always in excellent/near mint condition.
All records are cleaned and play-tested, i.e., if there is a scratch or mark on the vinyl, that part of the record will be played to ascertain if it is audible or causes a skip. Results are stated in the listing.
Postage discount: If you successfully bid for multiple items, message me to request an invoice. Postage (and packing) will be charged for a single item. Bundles count as one item. If your items weigh more than 2Kg, the postage charge will increase in line with Royal Mail rates.
+++ HELPFUL TIP WHEN BIDDING FOR JOB LOTS +++
Before you make a bid on a job lot, especially a high-volume one (50+), ensure that you message the seller like so:-
I would like to bid on this job lot but I am hesitant after previous disappointing experiences. To help me decide whether or not I should bid, would you kindly provide the following assurances:-
 1. All picture sleeves are genuine originals, i.e., there are no 'reproduction' sleeves printed on a laser or inkjet printer or by any other non-industrial process).
 2. There is no damage serious enough to affect playability/listenability, e.g., long audible scratches, actual cracks, edge chips, etc.
 3. There is no handwriting (biro or marker pen) on the sleeve or labels. Graphite pencil is acceptable.
 4. Company sleeves match the record label.
Best regards,
The seller will have 2 options. To reply stating that the records are as described and do not contain any of the above defects, or, they can admit if some, or all, of the records are, in fact, defective in one or all of the ways described above. If they do not reply, assume that they are hiding something. Now you can decide if the item is worth your bid.
If the seller is not truthful about the actual condition of the records, you can get your money refunded more easily from eBay, if you cannot get it from the seller. If you wish, you may append this helpful tip to your own listings.