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THE PRETTY THINGS S.F. Sorrow (Rare original 1968 UK 13-track stereovinyl LP on the blue & black Columbia label, recorded at Abbey Road and one of Britain's very first rock concept albums, telling the story of Sebastian F. Sorrow from cradle to grave. The gatefold picture sleeve is laminated on the outside with inner flipbacks and album lyrics across the inner spread. Please see more information below for condition details SCX6306)

PRETTY THINGS Savage Eye (1975 UK 9-track LP, complete with original thick card picture inner, gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics printed inside. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play SSK59401)

THE PRETTY THINGS Savage Eye (1975 UK 9-track vinyl LP, complete with the original thick card picture inner, gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing and deletion hole punch to the top right corner & the vinyl remains in wonderful condition with few signs of play SSK59401)

PRETTY THINGS Parachute (Rare original 1970 UK 13-track stereo LP on the Harvest label with no EMI boxed logo & 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd' perimeter label text. Recorded at Abbey Road with Beatles engineer Norman Smith, this a magical album, more subtle than its predecessor; we feel The Pretty Things just don't get as much praise as they should compared to their peers. The front laminated gatefold picture sleeve has a small mark at the bottom on the spine otherwise has some light edgewear and a couple of creases in the laminate. The labels have some spindle marks whilst the vinyl has just a few minor surface scuffs, to indicate play. A more than acceptable Excellent condition copy of this fifty year old pressing SHVL774)

PRETTY THINGS Parachute (Rare original 1970 UK 13-track stereo LP on the Harvest label with no EMI boxed logo & 'The Gramophone Co. Ltd' perimeter label text. Recorded at Abbey Road with Beatles engineer Norman Smith, this a magical album, more subtle than its predecessor; we feel The Pretty Things just don't get as much praise as they should compared to their peers. The front laminated gatefold picture sleeve has a small mark at the bottom on the spine otherwise has some light edgewear and a couple of creases in the laminate. The labels have some spindle marks whilst the vinyl has just a few minor surface scuffs, to indicate play. A more than acceptable Excellent condition copy of this fifty year old pressing SHVL774)