A very large Morrissey poster from Record Mirror. The Hand in Glove 7" has been added for scale.

Advert from the NME for The Festival of the Tenth Summer at the GMEX

Review of The Smiths gig at London's ICA on 5th October 1983 by Dave McCullough

Press cutting post Smiths split in 1987. It mentions a new single entitled 'Across the Airways' which I'm guessing is down to a misunderstanding. Bearing in mind they've spelt Morrissey's name wrong repeatedly accuracy wasn't their strong point.

The Smiths's debut Peel Session released in 1988 on Strange Fruit Records.

'Did I Really Walk All This Way?' - a book exploring locations linked to The Smiths in London.

Review by Gaye Abandon of The Smiths gig at the Brixton Ace on June 4th 1983. They supported the Decorators. Also on the bill was Assaulto Decento.

The Smiths 'Spanish Sun' bootleg of their gig in Madrid on May 18th 1985.

Poster of Morrissey and Sandie Shaw from Select magazine.

Photograph of Salford Lads Club taken during the 1988 Manchester Smiths Convention,

Poster from the New Musical Express. Photo by Lawrence Watson

Selection of Smiths / Morrissey badges

Rather lovely looking German green vinyl Queen is Dead album.

A slightly better photograph of the full set of Smiths Indeed.

Gig adverts in the NME (2/7/83) featuring adverts for The Smiths at the Brixton Ace (29th June supporting Sisters of Mercy), the Hacienda (6th July) and London's Rock Garden (7th July)

Selection of Smiths badges, most of which were probably purchased at Camden Market in London in the mid eighties.

Morrissey t-shirt commemorating his gig at Brixton Academy on the 7th August 2011.

Rough Trade postcard of Johnny Marr. How cool does he look?

Songbook for the 'Rank' album

Rough Trade postcard featuring Andy Rourke

Rough Trade Records postcard featuring Morrissey

Rough Trade promo postcard for 'Strangeways here We Come'

Rough Trade promo postcard for 'Sheila Take a Bow'

Advert for The Smiths gig at the Hammersmith Palais on 12th March 1984