Untitled Document
The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow - LP

 

First UK edition comes in a gatefold cover with a picture of the band printed inside, no barcode and lyrics on inner sleeve. Has original round blue sticker on the front.

Format: 12" Vinyl LP

Country: UK

Year: 1984

Label: Rough Trade

Cat No: Rough 76

Matrix:

( Side A): MPO ROUGH 76 · A2 THE IMPOTENCE OF ERNEST

( Side B): MPO ROUGH 76  B2 Ian (EIRE)
 

Over all in EX+ condition, sleeve just has minor storage wear, Disc has some faint hair line marks probably caused by the card printed inner, very faint spindle marks.

Sleeve: EX+

Spine: EX+

Insert: N/A

Inner: EX+

Label: EX

Disc: EX

 

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