Yum Yums...... Item Number: 280267154492

[Gasher]

i think this is a boot..anyone agreee

he says its vinyl..so were the boots..the ink looks shit not crisp and clear. the lines on the left hand side are poor quality

light then dark

most copys are styrene...im just not buying it.

anyone else think the same or s it paranoia.

gasher

[bri pinch]

SHOULDNT THE ORIG HAVE A DELTA NUMBER OR A BELL SOUND STAMP OR SOMETHING?

BRI.

[Trev Thomas]

SHOULDNT THE ORIG HAVE A DELTA NUMBER OR A BELL SOUND STAMP OR SOMETHING?

BRI.

wearn't the boots of this done by the same guy who did the eddie reagans, even copied the abc sleeves, i think the original of yum yums has a bell sound stamp

[John Parker]

The West Coast press is fairly easy..styrene and delta 57673-x

The East Coast is more difficult....the boots had poor quality print with fading of the print definition across the label.....with pitted run out

I'm not sure though that they were necessarily Bell Sound stamped--some other East Coast ABC items were some weren't --butI believe had good quality print with clean run out

Has anyone got a definite East Coast press to clarify?

To me the one on e-bay looks original--I think the lettering in the matrix is the clue

Edited September 20, 2008 by john parker

[Gasher]

The East Coast is more difficult....the boots had poor quality print with fading of the print definition across the label...

just like the one listed check out the poor label

say no moreGasher

[Ian Seaman]

It,s a real one

all in the way the No,s are written, if the 2 has a loop in it and the 2 sixes look like sixes then it,s the boot, if the No 2 has NO loop and the sixes look like a b then it,s real

there is no other markings on it, was talking to JM last night over a beer and this came up again, these were done same time as Eddie Regan by KR , they are very close and most copys will look faded as originals because they were made to look that way.

Ian.

[Modernsoulsucks]

I picked one up in USA years ago which corresponds to TMG's description as regards 6's looking like b's esp. the first 6. I can't detect any fading in the lines across. It was in a bona-fide pile of 45s if you know what I mean but still the doubt remains.

Mine also has LW in run-out,kinda on top of one another rather than side by side, that is the LW isn't upright following the matrix if you were reading along but on it's side.

Quick add. No LW on "Looky looky" side

ROD

Edited September 20, 2008 by modernsoulsucks

[John Parker]

The East Coast is more difficult....the boots had poor quality print with fading of the print definition across the label...

just like the one listed check out the poor label

say no moreGasher

The print definition on the lable is clear throughout the logo and title--on the boots these look faded

[John Parker]

It,s a real one

all in the way the No,s are written, if the 2 has a loop in it and the 2 sixes look like sixes then it,s the boot, if the No 2 has NO loop and the sixes look like a b then it,s real

there is no other markings on it, was talking to JM last night over a beer and this came up again, these were done same time as Eddie Regan by KR , they are very close and most copys will look faded as originals because they were made to look that way.

Ian.

Yes....thats what I meant about the matrix---the 2 is flat and the 6's look like b 's

ieABC12bb1---except the bb is the same size as the rest of the numbers--

Having thought more about it certain the e-bay one is a rare East Coast vinyl original

Edited September 20, 2008 by john parker

[Gasher]

i stand corrected

AGAIN

GASHER

[Cheltsoulnights]

Has anyone got a definite East Coast press to clarify?

To me the one on e-bay looks original--I think the lettering in the matrix is the clue

[Guest mel brat]

"...the boots had poor quality print with fading of the print definition across the label.."

(This is the vinyl copy, obviously) Originals have sharp, black typo as you'd expect. Hard to tell with the one on ebay as the label looks slightly rubbed and faded. Anyway, if it is an original, someone's had a real bargain by today's standards (£454.00).

Edited September 25, 2008 by mel brat