1982 Crass 'How Does It Feel' 7" Single Size:O/S The red and white print

The red and white print is gently cracked and remains super bold

Features the company logo embroidery to the front and indigo blue 'Forrest Gump TM' logo to the back

Softly worn white Hanes Heavyweight cotton shirt in good condition throughout with some subtle discolouration and light bobbling

Escher sweatshirt from Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki

a few small holes and marks to the front (pictured) and gentle cracking to the print

1982 Crass 'How Does It Feel' 7" Single Size:O/S The red and white print1982 UK pressing of Essex Anarcho punks Crass' controversial single which was a direct attack on Margaret Thatcher and her motives for engaging in the Falklands war 'How Does It Feel (To Be The Mother Of A Thousand Dead)?' The anti Falklands record caused an minor uproar on release Conservative MP Tim Eggar requested the Attorney General prosecute under the Obscene Publications Act, and Thatcher herself was asked if she'd heard it on Prime Ministers