THE SMITHS Sheila Take A Bow (1987 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Cook Bernard Matthews' in the A-side run-out groove, also including live versions of Is It Really So Strange? & Sweet And Tender Hooligan, recorded for BBC Radio One's John Peel programme. Candy Darling picture sleeve complete with pink die-cut lyric inner and matching pink labels. The sleeve shows minimal edgewear and the vinyl looks barely played RTT196)

THE SMITHS The Queen Is Dead (2012 UK/EU 10-track LP pressed on 180-gram Heavyweight Vinyl, their third album first released in 1986 including the classic hits The Boy With The Thorn In His Side and Bigmouth Strikes Again. Gatefold picture sleeve factory sealed from new, with the circular pink hype sticker intact. Essential) #Top 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (1986 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 Rank (1988 UK 14-track vinyl LP recorded live at The National Ballroom, Kilburn in October 1986, housed in the glossy gatefold picture sleeve featuring Alexandra Bastedo, star of 'The Champions' with original picture inner. The sleeveshows minimal shelfwear along with the inner sleeve and the vinyl remains near 'as new' with few signs of play ROUGH126)

THE SMITHS This Charming Man (1983 UK limited edition 12" vinyl single, featuring New York Vocal & Instrumental Mixes by Francois Kevorkian, Jean Marais picture sleeve with original 'US Mix' price sticker. Both the label & sleeve feature the Rough Trade logo with the dome image, the dome was removed from later issues. Although hated by Morrissey, this is now a real Smiths collectors item. The sleeve displays some wear mostly to the edges, whilst the vinyl shows only a few very light signs of play, overall an Excellent example RTT136NY)

THE SMITHS The World Won't Listen (1986 UK 16-track compilation LP, complete with illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve . The sleeve shows just a little light edge scuffing & the vinyl shows just a few light surface scuffs to show for it thirty five years ROUGH101)

THE SMITHS Strangeways Here We Come (1985 UK 10-track LP with 'Guy Fawkes Was A Genius' etched into the run-off groove, complete with illustrated lyric inner & embossed 'Richard Davalos' picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some minor edgewear and, apart from a few light surface scuffs, the vinyl remains in excellent condition ROUGH106)

THE SMITHS Hatful Of Hollow (1984 UK first press 16-track LP featuring the 1983 John Peel & David Jensen Show sessions, plus the singles Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now & William It Was Really Nothing, hype stickered gatefold picture sleeve with lyric inner. The sleeve has some light signs of shelf and ringwear. The vinyl shows only the lightest signs of play 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 This Charming Man (1983 UK 12" vinyl single with the Rough Trade 'Capitol' logo on the labels and 'timtom-CBS' on the A-side run-out groove, including Francois Kevorkian's New York Vocal & Instrumental mixes. Housed in a Jean Marais picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light storage wear including some corner creasing and a slight sticker mark on the reverse, whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition RTT136NY)