THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (1987 UK second press 16-track LP, housed in a single pocket sleeve variant complete with lyric inner. The sleeve & vinyl are Excellent with just minor signs of wear & play - a superb copy! ROUGH76)

THE SMITHS Sheila Take A Bow (Very Rare 1987 German Line label 3-track 12" vinyl single also including Is It Really So Strange and Sweet And Tender Hooligan, housed in a glossy picture sleeve featuring 'cover star' Candy Darlingin the scarce blue sleeve variant, and one of the hardest to find editions. The sleeve on this copy displays only the lightest of wear to the edges, remarkable for being in the wild for little under 40 years. The vinyl does show a number of surface scuffs and hairlines, which while not visually appealing, still sounds great upon cleaning and play testing. It grades a solid VG condition. This is only the second copy of this variant we have ever seen and while it may not be mint, it will be a fantastic addition to any Smiths collection)

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (Original 1984 UK Rough Trade 16-track vinyl LP, featuring the 1983 John Peel & David Jensen Show sessions, along with the singles Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now and William It Was Really Nothing, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker attached, complete with full glossy lyric inner. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl is Near Mint ROUGH76)

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (2012 UK/EU issue of the classic 1984 16-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, featuring a collection of 1983 John Peel & David Jenson Show sessions plus hit singles such as Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now & William, It Was Really Nothing. Comes housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with the lyric inner. The sleeve & the vinyl are in superb Excellent condition)

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (2012 UK/EU issue of the classic 1984 16-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, featuring a collection of 1983 John Peel & David Jenson Show sessions plus hit singles such as Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now & William, It Was Really Nothing. Comes housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with the lyric inner. The sleeve & the vinyl are in superb Excellent condition)

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (UK/EU 16-track black vinyl LP, their classic 1984 album including a collection of John Peel and David Jenson show sessions plus hit singles such as Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now and William, It Was Really Nothing.Gatefold picture sleeve with original cover artwork, factory sealed. Recommended)

THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (2012 UK/EU issue of the classic 1986 10-track LP pressed on 180gram Vinyl, housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside complete with the album credit inner. The cover shows minimal wear and the vinyl remains in a 'near mint' condition) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (1987 UK second press 16-track LP, housed in a single pocket sleeve variant complete with lyric inner. The sleeve & vinyl are Excellent with just minor signs of wear & play - a superb copy! ROUGH76)

THE SMITHS Girlfriend In A Coma (1987 UK 3-track 12" single, with 'Everybody Is A Flasher At Heart' & 'And Never More Shall Be So' etched in the run-out grooves. Also includes a version of Cilla Black's Work Is A Four-Letter Word & I Keep MineHidden, the last song the band recorded, Shelagh Delaney picture sleeve with black die-cut inner. The sleeve shows some minor shelfwear & the vinyl grades Very Good with a number of light cosmetic marks and few signs of play RTT197)

THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Rare Misprinted 1985 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also including What She Said and the original version of Stretch Out And Wait, which has different opening verse to the version included on The World Won't Listen. Issued in the Pat Phoenix image picture sleeve, this copy has the rare, misprinted pink and green inner sleeve - rather than the grey and yellow version - which has Pat Phoenix on one side, and Smiths Discography on the other. The sleeve shows very little wear to show for 40 years in the wild, and the vinyl displays little evidence of play. This is the first time we have ever seen this highly sought after rarity. A essential addition to any real Smiths collection RTT181)