THE SMITHS Quantity Of Proof Labels ('80s UK Rough Trade proof labels for the 12" single, measuring an uncut 12" x 9" this item includes two 'A' Side images and two 'B' Side images, also included are four separate 'A Side' labels for the 'This Charming Man' 12". Aside from one light corner crease to 'That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore' these are in 'as new' condition) more...
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THE SMITHS Shoplifters Of The World Unite (1986 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including the classic non-album track Half A Person, matt paper Elvis picture sleeve which replicates the UK sleeve but has a plain white empty box where the barcode wouls have been printed. The sleeve displays some general wear with no rips or splits, whilst the vinyl shows light evidence of play RT195) more...
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THE SMITHS Shoplifters Of The World Unite (1987 German wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Half A Person, thin paper picture sleeve featuring the 'Elvis' artwork. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with a small nick to the top open edge and some creasing, whilst the vinyl has some light surface scuffs, overall an excellent example) more...
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THE SMITHS Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (Classic 1984 Spanish 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including Girl Afraid and Suffer Little Children, glossy spined picture sleeve depicting Viv Nicholson in a photograph taken from her book 'Spend Spend Spend'. The sleeve displays some minor general wear but has no splits or rips, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only a few light surface scuffs RTT156) more...
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THE SMITHS Ask (1986 Canadian Sire label 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including Cemetry Gates and Golden Lights, top-opening 'Yootha Joyce' picture sleeve with a deletion drill hole in the bttom left corner. The sleeve remains in the open shrink therefore displays just a little light wear along the opening, whilst the vinyl displays minimal evidence of play) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including the Troy Tate-produced Jeane, one of just a handful of Smiths songs to have never appeared on CD. This variant has Glad Hips Music credit printed on the label & the glossy picture sleeve, with the wonderful 'Jean Marais' / Orpheus artwork. The sleeve displays minimal wear, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light cosmetic surface scuffs RT136) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK 7" single with intact four-prong centre, also including Back To The Old House, glossy card picture sleeve featuring a dark varient image of Morrisey, this image replaced the withdrawn Terence Stamp artwork. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with a small pin hole at the top, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only a little light surface marks RT146) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Back To The Old House, Morrissey picture sleeve which replaced the withdrawn Terence Stamp image. Both the labels & sleeve are printed with the UKcatalogue number 'RT 146', whilst the label also has 'VR 10802'. The sleeve displays some minor general wear whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only a little light surface marks) more...
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THE SMITHS How Soon Is Now? (1985 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Well I Wonder, picture sleeve featuring Sean Barrett taken from the 1958 movie 'Dunkirk'. The sleeve shows just a little light wear and the vinyllooks barely played RT176) more...
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THE SMITHS That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (1985 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including a live version of Meat Is Murder, recorded in Oxford 1985, housed in a glossy flipback style card picture sleeve with lyrics on the reverse. The sleeve displays only light wear and the vinyl looks barely played RT186) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Rare 1984 UK Rough Trade white label test pressing for the classic 7" vinyl single, with an intact four-prong centre, also includes Back To The Old House. The plain label has an 'A' stamped with the artist name and title hand written in red. The vinyl remains excellent with only a few light cosmetic surface marks, and includes an original double sided press release RT146) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways Here We Come - Two Part In Store Display (Rare 1987 UK promotional cardboard in-store display which alters the iconic reverse image of the album sleeve to include the band's name, CD, cassette and LP formats plus the album title itself! Measuring a whopping 26" x 30" and printed on heavyweight card this copy shows just a couple of very light creases, also included is a 9" x 24" cardboard album title display which would have formed part of the original display. more...
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THE SMITHS Big Mouth Strikes Again (Rare 1985 UK unfolded and uncut thick card printer proof artwork for the front and reverse ROUGH TRADE 12" vinyl single, complete with white border surround and small 'P38' sticker, which would have been used to determine the colour, measures 25" X 14". The colour on this item differs slightly to the eventual release and was rejected for being 'too light' by the printers, also the text on the reverse states 'produced by the Smiths' instead of 'Morri more...
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THE SMITHS Suedehead (Rare 1988 WITHDRAWN UK uncut and unfolded card artwork proof for the EMI 7" single, front and reverse sleeve with Mozza himself now becoming the 'cover star'. The image measures 15" x 10" and is set within an untrimmed 25" x 15 surround, with allignment and proofing bars visible. What makes this version different to the finished release is the colour; this is a more 'brown' image compared to the 'gold' of the finished product. There are a few light creases (ve more...
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THE SMITHS That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (Rare 1985 UK uncut card printer proof artwork for the ROUGH TRADE 12" vinyl sleeve with hand written annotations on the whte borders and easuring 24" x 13". The 'cover star' for this release was th anobscure image taken from a Ukrainian movie from 1965 titled "The Enchanted Desna" by Julia Solntseva - so now you know! There is some minor wear along the spine but otherwise shows only light wear - another top Smiths collectable looking for a more...
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THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (A very rare 1984 UK 21" x 14" unfolded promotional-only poster for the album release which includes the text 'latest album' under Hatful Of Hollow, almost all others state 'new release'. Includes the iconic 'cover star' photograph of the otherwise unknown Fabrice Colette taken by Gilles Decroix, plus band logo and album information. This uber-rare Smiths collectable has never been displayed and shows just some very light creasing to one edge - hard to more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (A very rare 1985 UK original Rough Trade 23" x 11" unfolded promotional poster for the single release. Stunning 'cover star' image, this time featuring a young Pat Phoenix [Elsie Tanner from Coronation Street]with release text and band logo. This copy is in Excellent condition and has been stored flat, has never been displayed and, aside from just some very light wear, looks fantastic - the first copy we've ever had too! Smiths collector, a poster more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Rare 1984 UK Rough Trade in-store promotional poster featuring sleeve cover star Terence Stamp which was later withdrawn. Measuring 23½" x 11½" with release text & band logo, this copy has been foldedand shows some light fold lines and a little wear but nothing too excessive and no rips. tears or pinholes. This fantastic poster was never available to purchase commercially and would make a worthy addition to any Smiths collection, priced ad more...
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SANDIE SHAW/THE SMITHS Hand In Glove (Stunning Smiths related collectable for the 1984 UK 12" vinyl single, uncut thin paper stock printer proof for the 12" vinyl single, front and reverse sleeves, measuring 25" x 13", with one stickered annotation on the reverse detaling a proposed change that never was! Whilst the item has been folded there is only light wear visible to the artwork and no rips, tears or pinholes - A great Rita Tushingham 'cover star' image that's crying out to be more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 Australian promotional 7" vinyl single, also including Jeane, custom black print on white labels which clearly state 'Promotion Only', within a thin paper picture sleeve. The sleeve displays just a little wear with a small split to the left edge, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light signs of play RTANZ001) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 Australian promotional 7" vinyl single, also including Back To The Old House, custom black print on white labels which clearly state 'Promotion Only', within a thin paper picture sleeve featuring the Morrissey image instaead of the withdrawn Terence Stamp artwork. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and has some glue residue from a sticker on the front, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light signs of play RTANZ003) more...
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THE SMITHS Bigmouth Strikes Again (1986 Australian 7" vinyl single, also including Money Changes Everything, green & red label design clearly printed 'Promptional Only', within a thin card picture sleeve featuring the James Dean artwork. The sleeve displays only a little light wear whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play RTANZ015) more...
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THE SMITHS Ask (1986 Dutch wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Cemetry Gates, thin card picture sleeve featuring a dark tinted 'Yootha Joyce' image. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear whilst the vinyl has minimal signsof play, a really nice example MD5282) more...
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THE SMITHS Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others (Rare 1986 German only 3-track 12" single pressed on Orange Vinyl, also including Frankly Mr Shankly & The Draize Train, different 'Yootha Joyce' picture sleevefeaturing a maroon coloured background with 'Maxi 45 rpm' logo on the front & black box on the reverse where a barcode would have been printed. The sleeve displays some light general wear and has a small sticker mark on the front, whilst the vi more...
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THE SMITHS Hand In Glove (1984 UK Rough Trade 2-track 7" vinyl single including Handsome Devil recorded live at The Hacienda Manchester in 1983, blue & silver naked man picture sleeve with no contact address details on reverse. The sleeve shows just the lightest of wear and the vinly shows just a couple of light scuffs and is overall in excellent condition RT131) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 German-only limited edition 2-track vinyl 7" single with a wide centre, includes Shakespeare's Sister. Housed in a paper picture sleeve featuring the artwork of Viv Nicholson which only appeared on the Italian & German 7" singles and on the 12" release elsewhere. The sleeve on this copy has a small deletion hole in the middle plus a cataloging sticker, otherwise only has very light storage marks with the vinyl in superb near mint conditio more...
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THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder (Rare and original 1985 UK 16-page tour programme featuring tour dates, band questionaires, photos, discography & lyric page, complete with original merchandise insert attached inside.. The cover shows some light storage marks and a little creasing, whilst the inner pages show only minor wear. Increasingly hard to find in great condition - this particular copy remains in excellent condition and is offered and an advantageous price!) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (Rare 1984 Japanese 3-track promotional sample 12" vinyl single, also includes Back To The Old House and These Things Take Time, housed in the sample-stickered blue Morrissey picture sleeve with the lyrics printed on the reverse. There is some light shelfwear to the edges of the sleeve and with only minimal signs of play evident, the vinyl remains in near 'as new' condition 15RTL-4) more...
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THE SMITHS The Boy With The Thorn In His Side (1985 French 3-track 12" single, also featuring Rubber Ring & Asleep. Obtained from the famous RTL Radio Library in Paris, this is an advance copy with Virgin/Rough Trade stock labels & a promo embossed picture sleeve with 'disque gratuit interdit a la vente' in the top right corner. There is also a 'RTL Discotheque' stamp on the back cover & an 'Oct 1985' review date stamp on the side A label for review before release. The sleeve & vinyl more...
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THE SMITHS The Peel Sessions (1988 UK 4-track 12" EP pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl featuring a session originally recorded in May 1983, including Handsome Devil, Reel Around The Fountain, Miserable Lie and What Difference Does It Make. The smooth picture sleeve has just a little light edgewear, whilst the vinyl is in near mint condition SFPS055) more...
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