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with intact four-prong centre, also including the full band version of the non-album track Back To The Old House, withdrawn glossy picture sleeve featuring the Terence Stamp image which was replaced with an image of Morrissey.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 The Smiths (Debut 1984 UK second press 10-track LP with 'Morrissey & Marr' label credits, 'Joe Dallesandro' picture sleeve with illustrated lyric inner. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played ROUGH61)

THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (1987 UK 16-track LP, including That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore & Shoplifters Of The World Unite, hype stickered picture sleeve with illustrated lyric inner. The sleeve shows some light edgewear and the vinyl has a few light surface scuffs, not affecting play ROUGH101)

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

THE SMITHS What Difference Does It Make? (1984 UK 3-track 12" single with A1/B1 matrices, also including Back To The Old House & These Things Take Time, housed in the Terence Stamp picture sleeve without 'The Smiths' lettering on the front & with the lyrics on reverse. The sleeve shows little of its age with just a faint crease & the vinyl is Near Mint with few signs of play RTT146)

THE SMITHS Panic (1986 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'I Dreamt About Stew Last Night' in the B-side run-out groove, also including The Draize Train and Vicar In A Tutu, song hype stickered Richard Bradford picture sleeve with die-cut inner & matching turquoise labels. The sleeve has light wear, whilst the inner has a small seam split and the vinyl has just the odd ligth surface scuff, not affecting play RTT193)

THE SMITHS Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now (1984 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Smiths Presumably' & 'Forever Ill' in the run-out grooves, also including Girl Afraid and Suffer Little Children. Housed in a glossy Viv Nicholson picture sleeve. The sleeve shows only light edgewear, with small residual sticker mark/paper tear to front whilst the vinyl shows few signs of play RTT156)

THE SMITHS Louder Than Bombs (UK/EU 24-track remastered double album 2-LP pressed on heavyweight black vinyl, the excellent compilation of singles, B-sides, album tracks and BBC Sessions that was originally assembled for the American market and first released in 1987. Orange gatefold picture sleeve featuring cover star Shelagh Delaney, factory sealed. Recommended) #Top 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

THE SMITHS Strangeways, Here We Come (2012 UK/EU 10-track remastered vinyl LP, their fourth and final studio album first released in 1987. Including the singles Girlfriend In A Coma, Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me and Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before, and the wonderful non-single Unhappy Birthday! The picture sleeve replicates the embossed titles of the original, with printed lyric inner. Factory sealed from new)

THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (1987 UK 16-track compilation LP, complete with illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve . The sleeve shows just minor edge scuffing & the vinyl shows just a few light surface scuffs to show for it thirty five years ROUGH101)