Michael Jackson’s jacket and John Lennon’s first Vox amp, which he used with the Beatles, are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of US dollars when they go under the hammer.
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More than 350 rare and unique items of music memorabilia will go on sale at the Propstore auction on November 15, including instruments, handwritten lyrics and autographs.
A black and gold military-style jacket from the private collection of Norwegian rapper Omer Bhatti, who is a friend of the Jackson family, has a sales estimate of £200,000 (US$261,000) to £400,000.
Framed lyrics from his classic song “Beat It”, said to be handwritten by Jackson, are expected to sell for between £40,000 and £80,000.
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