Fire on the Fingertips (translucent red vinyl, red labels)

Plain red labels with no text.
Dead wax has “UK4–1‐” & “UK4–2” on translucent red vinyl.
Red & Black wrap around cover with songs listed on back cover.
The material is from 1973 – 1974.

Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout (Scribed Side A): UK4–1
Matrix / Runout (Scribed Side B): UK4–2

Historical item. Release a large number of times. Let’s try to sum them up:
Original: Matrix UK4 – Red vinyl or rare blue vinyl (some were black vinyl with no matrix) – laminated cover (some with inserts), and red blank label. Cover has red border, differently from most repressing. There are also voices splitting the UK‐4 version in two: the heavy vinyl very first press, and the ‘standard’ press. Here it is really hard to distinguish the reality from the legend…..IMHO, UK4 are originals, and stop.
First repress: Matrix HR113, Black and colour vinyl identical cover (but black border) or wrap around cover, white blank label
Late ’80 repress: Matrix ROUGE A/B, on black vinyl. Same cover, but laminated, a little darker, and PROMOTIONAL COPY – NOT FOR SALE stamped on bottom left.
Picture from the era: 2 versions: one is lighter colour (quite pink!) Same picture as cover.
TAKRL version 1: Matrix FIRE4: different white TAKRL cover, custom yellow ‘Good times’ labels with fake artist but standard ‘wrong’ titles (some are blank) and black vinyl. Sometimes it comes with a wrap insert reproducing the ‘standard’ cover and the TAKRL cover is under there.
TAKRL version 2: Matrix FIRE 4: white carton cover with insert. Rear is same design as version TAKRL 1, from is different. Don’t know about labels. ‘pink’ version: matrix scratched out and pink insert, blank label and black vinyl (the scratched matrix is UK4 so they may be direct copies of the first version)
Multicolor version: recently discovered, same cover as original but with sticker proclaiming multicolour vinyl, custom labels, limited to 500 copies according to sticker. Probably a recent pressing.