A quick update.
A new chap has started at work who is a huge John Lydon fan/collector.
His prized possession is an original Vivian Westwood/Seditionaries cheesecloth 'Destroy' shirt he had framed.
He wants all the Sex Pistols/PiL records I've got so I've started properly researching.
From the few I've looked up it seems that the owner was a collector of rare editions rather than just the actual music.
Never Mind The Bollocks is a first UK pressing. No track listing on rear but 12 tracks on the disc, etched V2086 A-5 B-8 on runout.
They couldn't decide on 11 or 12 tracks so Branson printed the sleeves with no track listing. 1000 were pressed as 11 track but then they decided to add Submission. Rather than waste the 1000 they added a poster and a single and sold them in France (I think, it's all very murky). Then the 12 track was released in the UK still using up the blank pink backed sleeves.
I've looked up some others but only ebay pricing, usually ambitious at best. Special AKA, Too Much Too Young 7", first pressing on Two Tone £60.
Metallica, Master Of Puppets picture disc (pre barcode rear) £145
Lots more to research but most seem to be first pressings on the original labels so a serious collection rather than just music he liked.
Now I know this I need to look closer at the stuff like Michael Jackson and The Beatles that's in there.
The Gaye Bikers On Acid picture disc has the original yellow shaped plastic sleeve, poster and sticker so will need looking into. Another has a banned cover.
At least all the Pistols/PiL stuff can go to another fan which would've pleased Hunter, whose collection this was, as he had Anarchy in the UK played at his funeral.