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THE ROCK & ROLL POP CULTURE AUCTION
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Over 700 Rock & Roll and Pop Culture artifacts including stage and video worn costumes, concert played instruments, personal clothing, jewelry and accessories, handwritten lyrics, set lists and letters, signed and inscribed guitars and album covers, contracts, never-before-seen photographs, rare concert posters, gold album awards and much, much more!
Highlights include: Elvis Presley "Jailhouse Rock" Original Dance Sequence Costume, Elvis Presley Worn Iconic Harley Davidson Leather Motorcycle Jacket and Tuxedo Pants, Elvis Presley Worn Astrological sign Ring, Princess Diana Worn White Silk Chiffon Evening Dress Designed by Zandra Rhodes, Ex Christie’s 1997 Auction, “Meet The Beatles” Original RIAA White Matte Gold Record Award, Paul McCartney 23 Signatures and Drawing From Liverpool Institute, c. 1959, Beatles Signed “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Band” Album Display, Michael Jackson 1996 Custom Made and "World History Tour" Worn Military Jacket, The Doors Jim Morrison 1969 Indecent Exposure Signed Florida Bail Bond, The Whisky A- Go-Go Original Iconic Neon Sign, Martin Luther King, Jackie Robinson and Ed Sullivan 1963 Signed Program, Michael Jordan Signed North Carolina Granville Towers Dorm I.D. and more!
To order a catalog for the July 2011 Rock & Roll Pop Auction call 800-950-1202 or 212-750-7900 or email info@gottahaveit.com
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The Rock & Roll
Pop Culture Auction
March 21 - 30, 2012
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The Rock & Roll
Pop Culture Auction
Online Nov 30 - Dec 9, 2011
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