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Here I have a copy of

The Smiths

'Panic' & 'Vicar In A TuTu' & 'The Draize Train' 

on very rare limited edition origianl UK 12" in stickered picture sleeve with die cut printed blue inner sleeve & paper labels

released on Rough Trade Records RTT193 in 1986

The condition of vinyl is excellent. 

The outer sleeve has ringwear.

The inner sleeve is excellent.

The labels are clean with no spindle marks .

The sticker set is complete and unused

Postage & Packaging Rates are

UK Royal Mail Recorded Free or Special delivery £9.00.

Europe Airmail International Signed For £12.50.

Rest Of The World Airmail International Signed For £15.50.

Each additional LP / 12” / 10” £1 per item. 2x LP/ 12” / 10” are charged as per additional items. These prices are based on items / parcels up to 2kg.

If buying more than one item please use the shopping basket on the eBay uk site as this will automatically discount combined purchases.

All items are professionally packaged in brand new record mailers with two new card stiffeners & marked with a ‘fragile handle with care’ sticker. The records are also separated from the sleeve and placed in paper sleeve & poly covers.

I strongly recommend on all items recorded delivery within the UK and International Signed For option for Europe / Rest Of The World as this provides tracking information in the unlikely event of a lost item.

 All Items / Packages sold for over £25.00 will be required to be sent Recorded / Internationally Signed For. I get proof of posting on all items from the Post Office.

If you are unhappy with the item please get in touch first to agree any return & refund. 

International buyers please note Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or P&P charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility; please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. I cannot not mark items value below sales value or mark as ‘gift’ so please don’t ask.

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