Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Material (UK) – 1979 2nd Issue – 90% STILL IN SHRINK – ROUGH 1 – EX Vinyl - LP - 1979

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Stiff Little Fingers’ 1979 UK second‑issue debut album Inflammable Material on Rough Trade ROUGH 1, with Porky Prime Cut mastering, approximately 90% of the original shrink wrap, original lyric inner sleeve, sleeve NM and vinyl EX.

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Very attractive 1979 UK second issue of Stiff Little Fingers' explosive debut album Inflammable Material, released on Rough Trade under catalogue number ROUGH 1. This is the early Rigid Digits label-credit version, which followed the first pressing carrying "Copyright Control" on the labels. It remains an original-period 1979 Rough Trade issue and features the classic Porky Prime Cut mastering associated with early copies. Inflammable Material was the first LP released by Rough Trade Records and remains one of the defining records of late-1970s UK punk, containing classics such as "Suspect Device," "State of Emergency," "Wasted Life," "Johnny Was" and "Alternative Ulster." What makes this copy especially attractive is the exceptional preservation of the sleeve: approximately 90% of the original shrink wrap remains intact, and the album is complete with its original black-and-white printed lyric inner sleeve.
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Sleeve (NM):
An exceptional example with approximately 90% of the original shrink wrap still present. The exposed areas remain remarkably clean, with virtually no significant wear to the underlying sleeve. The front and back covers retain their strength and visual impact. Original printed lyric inner sleeve included → NM
Vinyl (EX):
The vinyl is in excellent condition with a strong original shine and only minimal evidence of previous play. A particularly clean example throughout, grading EX.
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Details
* UK second issue, 1979
* Rough Trade ROUGH 1
* Rigid Digits label credit
* Original-period pressing
* Original printed lyric inner sleeve
* Approximately 90% still in original shrink wrap
* Porky Prime Cut mastering
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Matrix / Stampers
* ROUGH 1/SIDE 1
* ROUGH 1/SIDE 2

Seller's Story

The Vinyl Atelier is run by Lars & Mees, two passionate record collectors from the Netherlands. We carefully source collectible vinyl, with a focus on rare pressings, iconic artists and special editions. Every record is personally inspected, graded and photographed, with honest descriptions and careful packaging. Our goal is simple: offering great records to collectors worldwide with the quality and service we would expect ourselves.
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Very attractive 1979 UK second issue of Stiff Little Fingers' explosive debut album Inflammable Material, released on Rough Trade under catalogue number ROUGH 1. This is the early Rigid Digits label-credit version, which followed the first pressing carrying "Copyright Control" on the labels. It remains an original-period 1979 Rough Trade issue and features the classic Porky Prime Cut mastering associated with early copies. Inflammable Material was the first LP released by Rough Trade Records and remains one of the defining records of late-1970s UK punk, containing classics such as "Suspect Device," "State of Emergency," "Wasted Life," "Johnny Was" and "Alternative Ulster." What makes this copy especially attractive is the exceptional preservation of the sleeve: approximately 90% of the original shrink wrap remains intact, and the album is complete with its original black-and-white printed lyric inner sleeve.
⸻
Sleeve (NM):
An exceptional example with approximately 90% of the original shrink wrap still present. The exposed areas remain remarkably clean, with virtually no significant wear to the underlying sleeve. The front and back covers retain their strength and visual impact. Original printed lyric inner sleeve included → NM
Vinyl (EX):
The vinyl is in excellent condition with a strong original shine and only minimal evidence of previous play. A particularly clean example throughout, grading EX.
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Details
* UK second issue, 1979
* Rough Trade ROUGH 1
* Rigid Digits label credit
* Original-period pressing
* Original printed lyric inner sleeve
* Approximately 90% still in original shrink wrap
* Porky Prime Cut mastering
⸻
Matrix / Stampers
* ROUGH 1/SIDE 1
* ROUGH 1/SIDE 2

Seller's Story

The Vinyl Atelier is run by Lars & Mees, two passionate record collectors from the Netherlands. We carefully source collectible vinyl, with a focus on rare pressings, iconic artists and special editions. Every record is personally inspected, graded and photographed, with honest descriptions and careful packaging. Our goal is simple: offering great records to collectors worldwide with the quality and service we would expect ourselves.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Artist/band (max 3)
Stiff Little Fingers
Record title
Inflammable Material (UK) – 1979 2nd Issue – 90% STILL IN SHRINK – ROUGH 1 – EX Vinyl
Number of objects
1
Release country
United Kingdom
Release year (oldest)
1979
Case/sleeve condition
Near Mint (NM)
Media condition
Excellent (EX)
Genre
Punk
Includes
Original inner sleeve
Record label
Rough Trade
Record label number
ROUGH 1
The NetherlandsVerified
870
Objects sold
99.69%
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