7 up vinyl records

[The Uncola]

I've got four 7 up vinyl records, they were used for training purposes. My friend John who owns the Willow Spring 7 up plant called the 7 up corporation and asked them if they knew anything about them. They said they did not have any papers or records of them even existing. Once they were used the vinyl records were thrown away because they had no use for them. John and I think they are one of a kind because every one that used them threw them away, but John's dad was smart enough to keep them.

 

[Eric]

Sounds like a good find.. you could go to a Michael's Store and buy those
record frames and display them with your collection.

 

[The Uncola]

Thanks Eric, I didn't know Micheals had record frames. Next time I'm in town I'll have to grab some.

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Jordan,

So are these records 33 or 45's, and are they 7-Up green?

Have you listened to them?

Can you dance to them?

So seldom do we hear, or in this case, not hear, but hear of actual soda recordings. I wanna know more. Call youtube, and get all audio-visual on us, will'ya.

 

[surfaceone]

Hey Jordan,

Listen Up.

 

[The Uncola]

http://s780.photobucket.com/albums/yy88/AWerdehausen/7up/

Here are pictures of the 4 - 33 1/2 vinyl records, and also 2 pictures of a sales brochure with a flimsy plastic 45

 

[The Uncola]

Ive got 4 plimsy plastic records and 4 vinyl records, does anyone know how much they would be worth?

 

[The Uncola]

flimsy*

 

[surfaceone]

So Jordan,

Where's the film? Have you listened to these? Is there interesting information in the sales meeting records? Is that maroon vinyl? Seems so un-Uncola to me.

Are these Radio spots?

Plimsolls.

 

[The Uncola]

Sorry no film yet, and yes that is a maroon vinyl, and yes those are radio spots. Sorry guys, don't have a record player, and I haven't heard them myself either. I need to try and get one before too long.