THE SMITHS This Charming Man (Very Rare 1984 Rough Trade Dutch issue 1-sided promotional 7" vinyl single. Issued in a plain die-cut sleeve RTOS136) more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK promo white cotton, round neck, short sleeved T-shirt with printed album artwork on front, size extra large) more...
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THE SMITHS Quantity of Six CD Albums (Extremely rare set of SIX US original issue CD albums issued in longbox picture sleeves. This amazing set comprises all the studio albums The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, The Queen Is Dead, Strangeways Here We Come and Rank plus the US only Louder Than Bombs double album on a single-CD featuring B-sides and session tracks. Each disc is housed is a longbox picture sleeve - all FACTORY SEALED from new. This incredibly hard-to-find longbox collecti with the utmost care, keeping the boxes in pristine condition - firm square corners & edges, uncrushed, just perfect - a true archival set!) more...
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THE SMITHS Panic (1986 UK original Rough Trade 11½" x 23½" instore promotional poster for the single featuring a differnt image to the official poster, with this version using the song lyrics in Morrissey's instantly recognisable handwriting,also features release text & band logo. This copy has never been displayed and has been stored flat for many years and consequently shows very little sign of wear. A superb poster, and the first time we've ever had this version - needless to sa 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/MORRISSEY/VARIOUS ARTISTS Lost Property - An Alternative History 1979-1992 (Genuine 1996 EMI UK promotional only instore poster for this compilation which featured well respected and trend setting artists such as Joy Division, Depeche Mode,The Damed and many more. Measuring just 16" x 23", this example is nearly new having never been used instore. Irrespective of the artists included, or whom you may collect, the imagery and artwork alone make this rare poster well wor more...
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THE SMITHS Singles Box (2008 UK strictly limited edition 12 x 2-track 7" vinyl boxset - 'Singles Box' contains the first ten UK-issued singles, such as 'This Charming Man', 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now', 'How Soon Is Now?' & more, all presented in their original picture sleeves; plus 2 additional singles [exclusive to this box set] including the projected 4th single: 'Still Ill' [which was pressed as DJ promo 'A' label single only, but ultimately got passed over and replaced by ** Strictly Limited to 7500 Copies ONLY ** more...
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THE SMITHS BEST…I In-Store Display (Original 1992 US promotional In-Store Display - issued to promote the first instalment of the band's greatest hits project, released by WEA. This display features the iconic 'smoking biker chick' from the artwork, with her male counterpart featuring on the second instalment, completing this picture; the credit for which goes to actor Dennis Hopper. Notably, this artwork did not feature on the US edition of the compilation and was replaced by artwo 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 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 Panic (Monster-rare 1986 UK Rough Trade hand set preliminary artwork design concept for the 7" and 12" vinyl single, what makes this item just that extra bit special is that it lists the much maligned Twinkle cover 'Golden Lights' as the additional track on the 12" and not the 'Draize Train', making this a possibly unique Smiths artefact! It's presented on high quality line board withhand annotated tracing paper overlay and frontleaf and colour bar charts and measuring a hu more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (Rare 1987 Australian Rough Trade 3-track 12" vinyl single including Pretty Girls Make Graves and Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others, unique orange picture sleeve. The sleeve shows alittle light ringwear with a small area of paper loss due to a sticker in the top right corner, whilst the vinyl is in Excellent condition with just the odd hairline having little or no impact on play) more...
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THE SMITHS Girlfriend In A Coma - Proof Sepia Poster (Ultra Rare 1987 Sepia proof promotional poster artwork with grey tints that was rejected in proof format and then later released with the green tinge to the cover star. This is one of only a handful of copies that were ever pressed in this proof format. Measuring 14" x 24" complete with proofing, colour bars and registration marks set with an outsize white border - this copy has never been displayed and shows only the very lightest more...
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THE SMITHS That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (Superb 1985 UK unfolded uncut card printer proof for the WITHDRAWN ROUGH TRADE 7" vinyl sleeve complete with registration & proofing bars. Measuring 15" x 8",this is one of just a handful known to be in existance. The difference between this issue and the commercially released sleeve we all know is 'The Smiths' is written in red and the front and back colour are in a much lighter shade with red tint more...
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THE SMITHS Collection Of Three Cassette Singles (Including How Soon Is Now, This Charming Man & There Is A Light That Never Goes Out, all are housed in their original picture inlays - ideal for starting/ completing your Smiths collection!) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (1987 Australian solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Pretty Girls Make Graves, picture sleeve. the sleeve shows just a little light wear with some minor creasing and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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THE SMITHS The Complete Picture (Deleted 1992 UK 12-track PAL compilation video, includes How Soon Is Now and This Charming Man, picture sleeve) more...
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THE SMITHS The Very Best Of The Smiths (2001 UK 23-track digitally remastered CD album - The Smiths were the definitive British independent band of the eighties, this compilation includes the classic tracks This Charming Man, Heaven Knows I'mMiserable Now, Bigmouth Strike Again, Girlfriend In A Coma, Hand In Glove and many more. The disc appears barely played and comes with the Charles Hawtrey picture booklet inlay) more...
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THE SMITHS & MORRISSEY In The Zone more...
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THE SMITHS Hand In Glove (In Demand 1983 UK first issue 7" vinyl single, also including a live version of Handsome Devil recorded at The Hacienda in Manchester, housed in the original flipback picture sleeve with the Manchester contact addresson rear. The sleeve and vinyl are both in Excellent condition RT131) more...
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THE SMITHS Last Night I Dream That Somebody Loved Me (Mega Rare 1987 UK Rough Trade hand set preliminary artwork design concept for the 12" vinyl single. What makes this item so special is that the entire Billy Fury cover star image and text are all printed in blue, we can find no documentation regarding this proposed blue colour [finished sleeves were printed in yellow], making this a possibly unique Smiths artefact! It's presented on high more...
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THE SMITHS Rank (Rare US 12"x 12" promotional double sided display flat, featuring text on one side & the album artwork on the other. This collectable item has never been displayed and is in stunning near 'as new' condition with all the whitesstill bright - this would be ideal for framing!) 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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THE SMITHS Ask (Stunning 1985 UK unfolded uncut card printer proof 'Yootha Joyce' artwork for the front and reverse ROUGH TRADE 12" vinyl measuring 24" x 13". This proof was used to check the final design, complete with proofing and registrationbars. This would look superb framed and quite probably a true one off piece of unissued artwork) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways, Here We Come (Original 1987 Japanese Rough Trade 10-track CD album featuring 'Girlfriend In A Coma', 'Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before', 'Death Of A Disco Dancer' and more, complete with booklet picture sleeve and black & gold obi-strip. This copy is in MINT unplayed condition as still factory sealed from new VDP-1278) more...
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THE SMITHS Strangeways, Here We Come (Original 1987 Japanese Rough Trade 10-track CD album featuring Girlfriend In A Coma, Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before, Death Of A Disco Dancer and more, complete with booklet picture sleeve and black & gold obi-strip. The obi on this copy has been reinforced with tape to protect it from damage otherwise in superb condition VDP-1278) more...
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Stunning and very rare 1984 UK withdrawn RED uncut artwork proof for the 7" vinyl single front and reverse sleeve. Whilst the tracklisting for the band's fifth single was already confirmed [William, Please, Please, Please & How Soon Is Now, were all demoed by Marr in one feverish weekend of recording apparently!], this early artwork proof is in RED, completely different to the green and lilac finished sleeves. Hand annotations alongt more...
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THE SMITHS Sheila Take A Bow (Ultra rare 1987 UK solid centre silver injection moulded label vinyl 7" test pressing for the single, also including Is It Really So Strange recorded for the John Peel Show on Radio One. As mentioned this has plain silver labels, one has been hand annotated with Smiths and RT196 in pencil, with a plain company die-cut paper sleeve. This example is in a fantastic condition with very little signs of this actually seeing a turntable, first copy we have seen more...
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THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 Spanish 4-track 12" single with Spanish text on the labels featuring London & New York Versions [but mis-labelled with 'Manchester'] plus Accept Yourself & Wonderful Woman, picture sleeve with Spanish & English text on reverse. The sleeve displays just a little light paper wear & the vinyl appears Near Mint) more...
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THE SMITHS Paper Sleeve Collection (Complete set of Eight 2006 Japanese limited edition CD albums, offering a complete run of the legendary Manchester band's long-players, from the 1984 eponymous debut through to 1988's Rank, a total of113songs. Each Disc within their own mini LP-style card wallet picture sleeve, with a replica inner, fold-out lyric sheets and individual obi strip. a superb collection!) more...
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