THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Very rare 1984 UK production printers proof fragile paper artwork sheet for the 12" single, measuring 25" x 15" with with registration, colour and proofing bars visible. The thin paper stock has held up extremely well and shows only the very lightest of wear - would prove a worthy addition to any Smiths collection and would look incredible framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS Bigmouth Strikes Again (Rare 25 x 14" production printers proof fragile paper artwork sheet used by the designers Caryn Gough & Jo Slee as a work in progress, whilst they worked on the ROUGH TRADE 12" vinyl sleeve design with the frontpicture missing and 'Big Mouth Strikes' ommited on the reverse. This is quite likely the only one left in existence, and would look stunning framed)n more...
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THE SMITHS Girlfriend In A Coma (1987 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single on the white label design with black text in the classic Rough Trade layout, also including Work Is A Four-Letter Word. This is a very complex single, although this is fromHolland, there is actually no mention of this, in fact it is clearly printed 'Made In England' on the labels and the thin textured top opening paper sleeve featuring the 'Shelagh Delaney' grey artwork. The fragile sleeve displays some minor ge more...
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Stunning 1987 UK ROUGH TRADE unfolded uncut fragile printer proof artwork for the 12" vinyl front & reverse sleeve with proofing bars, featuring annotations/alteration notes from the designer. The front sleeve is the incredible picture sleeve featuring Billie Whitelaw as Lottie from the 1968 movie 'Charlie Bubbles, measuring 25" x 13" this is a great piece of artwork that would look stunning framed. This was a 'Works in progress' artwork proof with partially tinted colouring & was used to confirm layout and text. This is most likely a 'one off'!) more...
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THE SMITHS The Headmaster Ritual (Very rare 1985 Dutch-only Megadisc wide-centred 7" vinyl single which includes Oscillate Wildly, housed in a red paper picture sleeve. The sleeve has some very light creasing and a tiny seam split along the bottom edge, due to the fragile nature of the paper. The vinyl has just a few minor surface scuffs and the labels are clean and bright. An excellent copy of this Smiths rarity, which was only available as a single in Holland MD-5290) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Very rare 1984 UK production printers proof fragile paper artwork sheet for the 12" single, measuring 25" x 15" with with registration, colour and proofing bars visible. What makes this piece of vintage Smiths artwork unique is not just that the band name credit on the front panel is missing [1st issues were like this] but more importantly the appearance on the reverse panel of the Rough Trade logo that resembles the Capitol Records logo! Earl more...
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