Bidspirit auction | 28 x Vintage 7-inch Vinyl

28 x Vintage 7-inch Vinyl Singles and EPs including Frank Sinatra and Shirley Bassey A collection of 28 7-inch vinyl records manufactured in Great Britain, dating primarily from the late 1950s to the early 1970s. The lot comprises a selection of pop, jazz, vocal, and choral recordings across several major labels including Columbia, Capitol, Decca, and MGM. The lot features: Frank Sinatra 7-inch single All The Way / Chicago on the Capitol label, catalogue number 45-CL 14800, with a purple label and original city-silhouette company sleeve. A group of Columbia label 45 RPM singles by Frank Ifield including Lovesick Blues (45-DB 4913), Confessin' (That I Love You) (DB 7062), Nobody's Darlin' But Mine (DB 7007), I Listen To My Heart (45-DB 4856), and I'm Smiling Now (45-DB 4960), mostly housed in company sleeves. Two Shirley Bassey 7-inch singles on the Columbia label comprising What Now My Love (45-DB 4882) and As Long As He Needs Me (45-DB 4490), both in green and white circle company sleeves. Multiple MGM records including Connie Francis Mama (45-MGM-1076) and My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own (45-MGM-1100) with yellow labels, and Marie Osmond Paper Roses (2006 315) with a blue label. Two Kathy Kirby singles on the Decca label including Secret Love (F.11759) and Love Me Baby (F.11892), both with blue labels and orange striped company sleeves. A selection of Extended Play (EP) records including George Chisholm and his Jazzers Crazy Party Time on Parlophone, Nina and Frederik on Columbia, Harry Secombe on Philips, and the Morriston Orpheus Choir Wales Land of Song No. 2 on Columbia, featuring graphic picture sleeves. Bobby Darin Mack The Knife on London American Recordings Atlantic (45-HLK 8939) and Judy Collins Nightingale I on Neighborhood Records (J 27 074). A vintage Woolworth plastic carrier bag with the slogan Woolworth for Top Records and a multi-coloured psychedelic-style illustration of a band.