salavdors 70s boot

[Tonys]

does anybody now the price of this a think it's a 70s boot

[Chris L]

  On 26/01/2016 at 12:49, tonys said:

does anybody now the price of this a think it's a 70s boot 

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It's a bit like the question "how long is a piece of rope" in today's market somewhere between £50 - 150.00 I would guess.

Edited January 26, 2016 by Chris L

[Tonys]

thanx chris did not think it was worth that

 

[Chris L]

  On 26/01/2016 at 12:55, tonys said:

thanx chris did not think it was worth that

 

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I've seen them sell for almost £100 on Ebay, depending on what condition and how it's been presented with a nice label scan.

[Tonys]

I think I will stick it on ebay it's worth a go

cheers chris

[Mixedangased]

Yeah eBay about £100 or more if you get 2bidders ,if you put on Facebook no fees ;-)

[Pete S]

  On 26/01/2016 at 12:49, tonys said:

does anybody now the price of this a think it's a 70s boot

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If it's got the initials PB somewhere in the run off, it is the 'original' 70's counterfeit and it's very rare.  If it hasn't it's either a) a new one or b) an original

[Pga1]

Think my copy (boot) I bought in the 7ts is dark blue and the other 7ts boot was green ?

[Tonys]

  On 26/01/2016 at 14:13, Pete S said:

If it's got the initials PB somewhere in the run off, it is the 'original' 70's counterfeit and it's very rare.  If it hasn't it's either a) a new one or b) an original

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pete it has the pb in the run out plus g2771 I bought of a guy who run a venue in north wales back in the 70s.he lives in california  now

 

[Pete S]

  On 26/01/2016 at 15:56, tonys said:

pete it has the pb in the run out plus g2771 I bought of a guy who run a venue in north wales back in the 70s.he lives in california  now

 

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Well yes that's the rare 70's counterfeit, you know what, before these latest ones appeared I could have probably got you £250 for that

[Natalie89]

looks the same as myn a 70s press

 

Edited January 26, 2016 by natalie89

[Shinehead]

  On 26/01/2016 at 15:57, Pete S said:

Well yes that's the rare 70's counterfeit, you know what, before these latest ones appeared I could have probably got you £250 for that

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Any idea why people are/were prepared stupid money for this boot other than its rare on an original and a great record but so are many other booted records.

Got one upstairs in a box somewhere which I bought in the 70s I would assume it is this boot .

[Pete S]

  On 26/01/2016 at 16:20, shinehead said:

Any idea why people are/were prepared stupid money for this boot other than its rare on an original and a great record but so are many other booted records.

Got one upstairs in a box somewhere which I bought in the 70s I would assume it is this boot .

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Yes, because it looks just like the original and people can 'pretend'.

  On 26/01/2016 at 16:19, natalie89 said:

looks the same as myn a 70s press

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With respect Natalie it looks nothing like yours - his is green, yours is blue, his is vinyl, yours is styrene

[Natalie89]

ok I'm going to sound very stupid when I say this but what is the difference? lol I went on completed listings on ebay and people am selling the same one as myn and saying they am 70s press x

[Pga1]

The one Natalie has looks same as my 7ts boot. Cheers

[Pete S]

  On 26/01/2016 at 16:36, natalie89 said:

ok I'm going to sound very stupid when I say this but what is the difference? lol I went on completed listings on ebay and people am selling the same one as myn and saying they am 70s press x

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I mentioned the differences above, but yours is the 1976 pressing, the green label one came out 6 months before and fooled a lot of people...

[Natalie89]

oh ok thankyou for that very useful information Pete x

[Pga1]

Meant to say  the blue ones like mine were obviously boots as originals are green. Yes the 1st boots were green. Cheers

[Pga1]

All these pieces on boots are giving me a headache, must pop out to superdrug for some pills unless someone can recommend any other chemists. Cheers