When i cleared my parents house i recovered a box containing a number of singles, mostly from the 1960's and 1970's.
Please be aware that these are potentially 50yrs old, many have surface marks, few have original sleeves, though having been stored within the case, they seem pretty flat and free from warps. I am unable to check sound quality.
However they may bring a bit of nostalgia as well.
Looking to sell at £3 each or any 4 for £10.
I will try and amend the list if/when items sell

Singles for sale

Ian Hunter – who do you love?
Electric light orchestra – Roll over Beethoven
The Sweet – Teenage rampage
The Sweet - Blockbuster
Leo Sayer – The show must go on
pany – Cant get enough
Nazareth – Shanghaied in Shanghai
Focus - Sylvia
Greenslade – Catalan
Medicine Head – Slip and slide
Status Quo – Break the rules
10CC – Rubber bullets
The Pipkins – Gimme dat ding
Mungo Jerry – In the summertime
John Otway and wild Willie Barrett – Really Free
The Beatles – I want to hold your hand/This boy
The Beatles – I feel fine
Lieutenant pigeon – Mouldy old dough
The Steve Gibbons Band – Tulane
Gary Shearston – I get a kick out of you
Julie Covington – Dont cry for me Argentina
Dawn – Tie a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree
Hotshots – Snoopy versus the red baron
The Hollies – The air that I breathe
Lorne Greene – Ringo
Petula Clarke – Downtown
Dinah Washington – The queen and Quincy
The Crystals – Da doo ron ron
Louis Armstrong – Hello Dolly
The Supremes – Where did our love go
Perry Como – And I love you so
Perry Como – For the good times
Perry Como – It’s impossible
Cliff Richard - Your eyes tell on you
Gilbert O Sullivan - Clair
The New Seekers – You wont find another fool like me
Andy Williams – My love
Matt Munro – Yesterday
Matt Munro – Around the world
Matt Munro – Beyond the hill
Sidney Devine – The last kiss
Eddy Arnold – The easy way
Jim Reeves – Anna Marie
Jim Reeves – Not until the next time
Jim Reeves – e to my world
Jim Reeves – A strangers just a friend
Doris Day – Move over darling
Englebert Humperdink – I’m a better man for having loved you
Englebert Humperdink – Release me
Nancy Sinatra – How does that grab you darlin’
The Springfields – Island of dreams
The Springfields – Say I wont be there
Karl Douglas – Dance the kung-fu
Frank Sinatra – Strangers in the night
Frank Sinatra – I believe I’m gonna love you
Frank Sinatra – My way
Al Martino – Spanish eyes
Val Doonican – Walk tall
Johnny Cash – A thing called love
Peters and Lee – e home
Jimmy Dean - Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette
Jimmy Dean – Big bad John
Tom Jones – Without love
Ken Dodd – Just out of reach of my two empty arms
Paper lace – Billy don’t be a hero
Donald Peers - Club night singalong – Swanee ,Here e, Bye bye blackbird, You were meant for me, Oh you beautiful doll, For me and my gal