Propstore is auctioning off memorabilia from the world’s leading entertainers, past and present.
The auction is currently live with over 200 music-related items, including Michael Jackson’s 1984 Pepsi commercial jacket, estimated to be worth $230,000 to $460,000; Amy Winehouse’s beehive hairpiece, worth $17,250 to $34,500; and George Michael’s vintage jacket from his duet video with Aretha Franklin, worth $34,500 to $69,000.
Also included in the auction are guitars from AC/DC’s Angus Young ($69,000 to $138,000), Kiss’ Paul Stanley ($46,000 to $92,000), John Lennon’s belt buckle from his legendary “Lost Weekend” period ($34,500 to $69,000), and David Bowie’s original “Liza Jane” single test pressing ($5,750 to $11,500).
Bidding will also be open to the public at BAFTA 195 Piccadilly in London on Nov. 10. Global bids can be made online, over the phone, or through absentee bidding.
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