1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2 for Sale

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1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2 For Sale

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1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2:
$89.99

Original AFRTS transcription LP RL‑6‑2, pairing The Fortunes’ Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again material with Punch. Produced exclusively for U.S. service members and distributed to bases worldwide, AFRTS discs were never sold commercially. These pressings often show factory quirks and light inherent noise even when new, making clean examples desirable to collectors.
Photo Note: Any circular “ring” seen in images is only a reflection from the ring light used during photography. It is not present on the record or sleeve. This lighting is used to clearly show gloss, label condition, and surface details.
Side 1 – P‑12759 / RL‑6‑2The Fortunes – Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again-Just a Line to Let You Know-The Night Started to Cry-All My Calendar Is You-Hear the Band-I Gotta DreamDeadwax: P‑12759 ST RL‑6‑2 4‑T‑LW
Side 2 – P‑12760 / RL‑6‑2Punch – Punch-Why Don’t You Write Me-(I Know It’s) Your Life-Piece of My Mind-Blackbird-Travelin’ Boy-Love SongDeadwax: P‑12760 ST RL‑6‑2 4‑T‑LW
VG+ record / VG sleeve. AFRTS discs often carry light factory noise even when new, and most playback issues noted are likely equipment‑related due to test equipment. Side 1 shows strong gloss with only faint hairlines and sleeve scuffs. A brief sleeve‑scuff sound is audible for a few rotations at the start of Track 1. One hairline produced a short audible event across the end of Track 2 and start of Track 3 (11 rotations total, including dead space). Otherwise clean. Side 2 plays with minimal, consistent surface noise believed to disappear on better equipment. A borderline hairline is present but not audible. No skips or tracking issues. Labels marked “205” with minor print anomalies and light wear. Generic AFRTS sleeve is VG with minor staining, faint fading, and light ring wear; no tears or splits. Sleeve is also marked ‘205,’ matching the labels. Playback notes reflect evaluation on test equipment and may vary depending on setup. Sold as‑is.
Photo Note: Any circular “ring” seen in images is only a reflection from the ring light used during photography. It is not present on the record or sleeve. This lighting is used to clearly show gloss, label condition, and surface details.
Grading Note: AFRTS transcription discs are unique non‑commercial pressings and often exhibit factory quirks, light inherent noise, and cosmetic anomalies even when new. I grade conservatively and document all notable details so buyers know exactly what to expect.

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1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2 For Sale

1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2: $89.99

1972 AFRTS The Fortunes Rainy Day Feeling Punch Armed Forces Transcription RL6‑2:
$89.99