Collection including 11 records total 2 of them was signed for the guitarist RON WOOD One of them has small spot over the signature One of meets has an small plastic ripped please see pictures PLEASE chew the pictures for you own references All records are on new conditions.
A limited edition box set version of The Stones 65-67 signed by Gered Mankowitz on the front pastedown in black pen. It is numbered 537 of 1000. Also include The Stones 82 Bookket… See photos A programme from the Rolling Stones tour in Scotland 1965 has been glued to the back pastedown. The condition is like new. Some marks to the front cover page of the book.
The Rolling Stones “Love You Live” original autographed promo LP featuring Eddie Kramer is a highly sought-after collectible for fans of the iconic rock band. This double LP vinyl record, released in 1977, showcases the band at their peak with a live recording that captures their electrifying rock’n’ roll style. This limited edition double promo LP is a must-have for any vinyl enthusiast looking to own a piece of rock history.
We are pleased to offer this awesome production script for a radio round table, signed by Rolling Stones legend, Mick Jagger. Signed in ball point. Condition of the item is very good, with some very light wear noted, which is mentioned for accuracy. Please see the photos for details. The item has a Beckett LOA.
Rare signed and inscribed color photograph by. This is signed in a black felt pen and is inscribed “To Matt”. The photograph is in excellent condition and ready for a frame… This will come with a full COA from BECKETT… The authentication number is: G04627.
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Item: The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger autograph picture. Size:20 cm x 25.5cm ticket stub (approx). There is deterioration over time. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.