THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (1984 UK first press 16-track LP compilation, including BBC Radio 1 studio recordings & two fantastic singles with their B-sides. Complete with the lyric inner, the gatefold picture sleeve has the original bordered artwork & shows just a little light shelfwear whilst the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with just a couple of light surface scuffs to show for its years ROUGH76)

THE SMITHS Sheila Take A Bow (1987 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four-prong centre, also including Is It Really So Strange recorded for the John Peel Show on Radio One. The red tinted 'Candy Darling' glossy card picture sleeve has very little evidence of shelfwear and the vinyl looks barely played RT196)

THE SMITHS Rank (1988 UK 14-track vinyl LP featuring a collection of live tracks recorded during their performance at The National Ballroom, Kilburn in October 1986. The gatefold picture sleeve comes complete with the illustrated credits inner and remains in Excellent condition, despite the odd tiny spot of paper loss, whilst the vinyl looks barely played ROUGH126)

THE SMITHS Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (1984 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Suffer Little Children, picture sleeve with a Viv Nicholson photograph, taken from her 'Spend Spend Spend' book and lyrics printedon the reverse. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl looks barely played RT156)

THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK first issue 7" vinyl single with intact four-prong centre, also including the full band version of the non-album track Back To The Old House, withdrawn glossy picture sleeve featuring the Terence Stamp image which was replaced with an image of Morrissey. The sleeve has some light edgewear, whilst the vinyl appears barely played RT146)

THE SMITHS That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore (1985 UK 7" single with intact four prong centre, also including a live version of Meat Is Murder recorded in Oxford, card picture sleeve printed with lyrics on the reverse RT186)

THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 7" vinyl single with its intact four prong centre, also including What She Said. Issued in the flipback glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play RT181)

THE SMITHS The Boy With The Thorn In His Side (1985 UK 7" single with four prong centre, also including Asleep, glossy 'Truman Capote' picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent with the odd light crease & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with few signs of play RT191)

THE SMITHS Panic (1986 UK 7" single with four-prong centre & 'I Dreamt About Stew Last Night' etched in the b-side run-out. Also includes the b-side Vicar In A Tutu, 'Richard Bradford' picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl looks barely played RT193)

THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder (1985 UK 9-track LP with the bizarre messages in the run off groove area: 'Illness As Art' on side one & 'Doing The Wythenshaw Waltz' on side two, signifying the first pressing, complete with the illustrated lyric inner & non-barcoded picture sleeve. The sleeve grades VG+ with general shelf wear and minimal creasinbg to inner whilst the vinyl is clean & grades EX/EX- with a few minor spindle marks & the odd faint hairline not affecting play. A very respectable copy ROUGH81)