Morrissey Signed Album - Years of Refusal (The Smiths)
£
175
$
232
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Description
For sale is an original authentic copy of Morrissey's latest labum 'Years Of Refusal', which was signed by Morrissey at the Manchester Apollo in 2009. He played 2 shows over his 50th birthday weekend in the city and this was acquired on the second of the nights on Saturday 23rd May 2009.
Only 20 copies were signed by Morrissey on selected nights of the tour to promote the album and each had a sticker located in the corner on the back stating which number the copy was and the date and venue on which it was signed on (pictured). This validates this as an original and and provides the winning bidder with the required providence with this particular copy been numbered 15 of 20. I will also send off the concert ticket from the night of the gig to the winning bidder.
I have only seen one further copy of a similar item on ebay/internet and this can be classed as a rare and highly unique item to own for any Smiths and Morrissey fan out there, especially with the fact that it was signed in Manchester.
As for the Lp, it is is mint condition (as yet unplayed) and is placed in a cardboard sleeve showing Morrisseys band on one side and a painting and album details on the other. The album sleeve itself is also in excellent condition with the signature appearing on the right hand side in silver marker. The album cover does have a few very small creases located on it at the side but these are very minor and are only visible when viewing very close up and directly below light only. I believe the item would look fantastic framed, but also looks great on its own.
Any questions, please ask and I will be happy to answer for you.
Happy Bidding!
On 26-Jan-10 at 14:39:30 GMT, seller added the following information:
EDIT: I have had a couple of questions from oversea buyers about whether the item could be sent out to them. This could be done but I'm afraid only if they would be willing to pay for the extra postage cost that it would cost to send from sending it to their destination instead of the U.K. Cheers.
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