ITEM DESCRIPTION & CONDITION

**KIKI DEE**NOW THE FLOWERS CRY/ON A MAGIC CARPET RIDE rare 7" single on fontana from 1968,cat#TF 983.The A side is standard 60s pop but the b side is a classic northern floorfiller.

The A side has a couple of light scratches,strong vg+ condition.The b side is at least strong excellent-/excellent condition.Nice clean labels on both sides.The record plays really well with just a little crackle at the start of both sides but no clicks or pops.

We have been selling records for over 20 years mail order and from our shop and we hope all gradings are accurate (gradings based on record collector system).If you purchase an item and feel the grading is not accurate feel free to return the item for a full refund including postage.

Please only buy if you are sure you want this item,payment must be received within 7 days of the auction ending or the Non Paying Bidder process will start automatically.  

POSTAGE RATES & PAYMENT DETAILS UK Free signed for postage EUROPE tracked airmail is £10.00 .All extra 7"/cds are £0.50 each Rest Of The World tracked airmail is £12.00 .All extra 7"/cds are £0.60 each   

All parcels are posted by airmail for international customers.Postage discount available for multiple items,please feel free to contact me.   

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Record Grading System

Mint-The record looks unplayed and in brand new condition Nr Mint-The record has probably only been played a couple of times (if at all) and may have a couple of very light marks which do not affect the playing quality at all Excellent-The record may have slight wear but should still have good sound quality.It may have some light scratches or light marks but no heavy scratches VG-The record has obviously been played several times and has either scratches or marks but should still play fine (possibly with some crackle) Good-The record has been well played and has several scratches-should still play but probably has lots of noise or even jumps or sticks Poor-Tatty and really only suitable as a gap filler