THE SMITHS 007 (1985 Dutch magazine, including cover shot, 5-page article and black and white photos and picture cover) more...
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THE SMITHS Postcard Set (UK set of 2 identical 6"x4" black & white glossy postcards featuring a full length shot of Morrissey standing) more...
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THE SMITHS A Rare Interview With The Smiths - Part 1 (Late 80s UK limited edition 7" vinyl picture disc, featuring a shot of the band on the A-side and an image of Morrissey and Marr together on the reverse BAKPAK1018) more...
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THE SMITHS Mojo (April 2001 issue of the colour UK music magazine 'Mojo', featuring a 22-page extravaganza, including the making of their 1986 meisterwerk, The Queen Is Dead, Morrissey's early solo career, a diary of Moz's triumphant 1992 US tourand an exclusive interview with the enigmatic singer - great band front cover shot!) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways Here We Come (Rare 1987 UK promotional 60" x 40" poster to promote the album released in 1987. The poster features the album cover shot of Richard Davalos [from the collection of David Loehr] photographed during the filmingof East Of Eden. Superb condition apart from some minor edge creasing which is amazing considering it is over 20 years old) more...
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THE SMITHS Shoplifters Of The World Unite (Original 1987 UK Rough Trade instore promotional poster, featuring the classic Elvis Presley shot photographed by James R. Reid. Measuring 23½" x 11½" with release text & band logo this copy has never been displayed and was storedflat for many years and is in superb condition. This fantastic poster was never available to purchase commercially & would look incredible framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS No 1 (Scarce April 1984 issue of the UK music magazine No 1, featuring a 3-page 'Ian McCulloch of Echo and The Bunnymen meets Steven Morrissey' on a No. 1 blind date article, and find they have a number of things in common. So well dothey get on, in fact... they decide to get married. Well not quite, but they do make plans to work together... Great Morrissey & McCulloch front cover shot) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways Here We Come (Rare 1987 UK promotional 12" x 12" thick card in store counter display with unused stand, produced for the release of the LP, Cassette and CD. Great shot of the Smiths on this hard-to-find shop display item, with band name across the the top and album title/format info below - this item has never been displayed and, thirty years on, is in 'as new' condition - needless to say, would look incredible framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS Promotional Poster (Very rare official 1985 UK Rough Trade unfolded promotional poster, measuring a huge 38" x 26". Superb black & white shot of the band taken in Montmartre, Paris, the poster was used for promotion at the time of the Meat Is Murder album release in early 1985. The item has never been folded or displayed and has remained in storage for 32 years! This is only the second one we've ever seen and, needless to say, framed would look superb) more...
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THE SMITHS Louder Than Bombs (Rare 1987 US Sire label promotional only press pack comprising 2-page A4 press release plus two 8" x 10" black and white publicity photographs featuring three images:a studio shot of the band with Morrissey in the forefront, the band revisiting Salford Lads Club and the picture used for the artwork of the Australian issue of 'Ask' with Morrissey posing in front of the '86 UK Tour poster) more...
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THE SMITHS NME (7 June 1986 issue of the UK music newspaper, featuring a great black & white front cover shot of Morrissey with piercing blue eyes, plus a 4-page interview with Morrissey discussing what an accomodating fellow he is, the release of The Smiths LP, Madonna and much more. A great 20+ year old newspaper in superb near MINT condition!) more...
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THE SMITHS Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (Stunning 1984 UK unfolded uncut card printer proof artwork for the ROUGH TRADE 12"" vinyl front and reverse sleeve with proofing bar. Featuring the distinctive Viv Nicholson cover shot and measuring 25"x13" this is a great piece of artwork that would look stunning framed. To find an original piece of artwork after twenty years is extremely difficult in such stunning MINT condition!) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Stunning 1985 UK Rough Trade set of 2 uncut card printer proofs for the 12" vinyl front and reverse sleeve plus 2 sided inner sleeve . The folded and trimmed front proof sleeve is the cover shot featuring PatPhoenix from Coronation Street and measures 25" x 13" with uncut inner sleeve [complete with proofing and registration bars] measuring 25" x 14" These are a great set of artwork that would each look stunning framed. With most pieces destroyed it is likely that this is one of only a small to survive) more...
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THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make (Stunning 1988 UK unfolded uncut printer paper proof for the rare ROUGH TRADE CD single front and reverse sleeve with proofing & registration bars. Measuring 12" x 6" this is a great piece of artwork that would look stunning framed and with most pieces destroyed after release it is likely that this is one of only a handful still left in existence. Featuring the distinctive cover shot of Terence Stamp) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways, Here We Come (Stunning 1987 UK unfolded uncut printer card proof artwork for the rare ROUGH TRADE cassette album front, inner and reverse sleeve with proofing & registration bars. Measuring 12" x 6" this is a great piece of artwork that would look stunning framed and with most pieces destroyed after release it is likely that this is one of only a handful still left in existence. Featuring the distinctive cover shot of Richard Davalos with layout and design by J more...
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THE SMITHS American Tour Poster - Blank (Monster rare 1985 Sire/Rough Trade U.S. unfolded promotional poster featuring a great Paul Slattery shot of the band. Measuring 24" x 14" with band logo record company info, this poster was used duringthe American leg of the 'Meat Is Murder' and the blank top and bottom portions were most probably used for tour dates to be hastily written in! This item has never been displayed and is unfolded and shows virtually no trace of wear - hard to be more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Stunning 1985 UK unfolded uncut printer proof for the front and reverse 7" vinyl single. This original design has a brighter yellow background and the front Pat Phoenix image [A private shot given to him by Pat] is clearer, the reverse of the sleeve credits What She Said which was omitted from the commercial sleeve. These were withdrawn and the the proofs destroyed with only a few surviving and it is unlikely there are any more left in existence with registration and proofing bars and measures 15" X 8" - An awesome item that would look stunning framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS Best II (1992 UK/German-pressed 14-track compilation LP, with the picture sleeve depicting an unnamed biker from the sixties shot by Dennis Hopper. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear with no splits or rips, and the vinyl shows only a few light signs of play with just a couple of very light cosmetic surface marks. An Excellent example of this hard to find 90s pressing SMITHS9) more...
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