Orange Juice (3) – Simply Thrilled Honey

(1) First version with color insert (Orange Juice (3) - Simply Thrilled Honey).
The original gimmick for the labels was for "Simply Thrilled Honey" to be the [lower-case] "a" side, while "Breakfast Time" was to be the [handwritten, capital] "A" side - thus the text side shows the "b" crossed out and replaced with a handwritten "A" to match the "A" on photo side. Unfortunately Lyntone was not fully in on the joke, so they assigned the photo side "A" labels to "Simply Thrilled Honey" (with the "A" matrix) and put the text labels on the "Breakfast Time" side with the "B" matrix.
Postcard and Lyntone corrected the label-placement on the third pressing (#3) and later.
A-runout is "80/6-A-1 ES A PORKY PRIME CUT. COMMERCIAL"; B-runout is "80/6-B-1 ES A PORKY PRIME CUT. LYN-9101 PROGRESSIVE " [The "S" of the "ES" is an inverted "5"]
The 'Cowboy' die-cut sleeve is lighter than or the same tone as the label backgrounds. Greyish brown printing on labels (similar to sleeve).

(2) Re-pressing without the insert (Orange Juice (3) - Simply Thrilled Honey). The runout scribing is unchanged from (1) except that the Lyntone number "LYN-9100" has been added to the A-side runout. Labels and diecut "cowboy" sleeve are the same as (1). "Simply Thrilled" remains on the side with the photo labels.

(3) Third pressing with labels correctly applied, in darker brown 'Cowboy' sleeve, and reddish brown printing on the labels. (Orange Juice (3) - Simply Thrilled Honey). (Some mixing and matching occurs with earlier or later labels.)
The "a" side, "Simply Thrilled Honey" now appears (correctly!) on the text side, and "Breakfast Time" is on the photo side with the handwritten capital “A".
The sleeve is significantly darker than the label background, and the artwork is positioned slightly lower (the top 'cloud' is often fully intact).

(4) Some copies exist in the later "The Sound Of Young Scotland” sleeve (Orange Juice (3) - Simply Thrilled Honey). "Simply Thrilled" appears correctly on the text side. Label colors as (3) or reverting to the grey-brown ink of (2).