A Collection of Approximately 50 Vinyl LP Records and Seven 7-Inch Singles Including The Rolling Stones and The Beatles Examples

Bidding closed on October 28, 2026.

Start price: £10

Estimated price: £10 - £20

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Sold for: £120

Description

A collection of approximately 50 vinyl LP records and several 7-inch vinyl singles, primarily spanning classic rock, pop, and reggae genres from the 1960s to the 1980s. The lot is presented in a blue plastic crate. Notable 12-inch LPs including examples by The Rolling Stones with titles such as Sticky Fingers featuring red stamped-style text on the jacket, Rolled Gold: The Very Best of the Rolling Stones on the Decca label, Goats Head Soup, and Black and Blue. The Beatles are represented by a Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band LP on the Parlophone label and a 7-inch single for Lady Madonna / The Inner Light on the Odeon label.

The group further includes Roxy Music’s self-titled debut and For Your Pleasure, Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention’s Over-Nite Sensation on the Discreet label, and Elvis Costello’s This Year’s Model on Radar Records. Other artists present include Jackson Browne, Elton John with the double LP Goodbye Yellow Brick Road on DJM Records, Cat Stevens, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Dire Straits, UB40, Dr. Hook, and Rod Stewart. The 7-inch singles feature varying labels including CBS, United Artists, Immediate, London American Recordings, Polydor, and Liberty. One sleeve retains a red and white adhesive price sticker from THE HMV SHOP reading £2.99.


Condition report:

The collection shows significant signs of age and wear across most items. The cardboard LP jackets exhibit heavy shelf wear, edge fraying, and corner scuffing throughout (Photos 2-17). Significant ring wear is visible on several covers, most notably on the Jackson Browne and Roxy Music jackets (Photos 6, 9). Moisture damage and staining are evident on the top edges and corners of multiple sleeves, such as the Elton John and Dire Straits examples (Photos 10, 16). The 7-inch paper company sleeves show creasing, small tears, and general discolouration (Photo 1). The vinyl media has not been individually inspected but the visible condition of the outer sleeves suggests a well-used state.