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Michael Jackson Handschuh erzielt 200.000 US-Dollar
Mit 200.000 US-Dollar ist der Handschuh von Michael Jackson das mit Abstand teuerste, jemals versteigerte Kleidungsstück seiner Garderobe.
Diesen Handschuh trug er bereits bei seiner Auszeichnung für sein Meisterwerk "Thriller" bei den American Music Awards im Jahr 1984. Der Handschuh selber ist mit Swarovski-Kristallen besetzt.
Des Weiteren kam in New York noch eine Jacke von Michael Jackson unter den Hammer, welche 84.500 US-Dollar erzielte. Quelle:shortnews.de
Für die Rekordsumme von 199 069 US Dollar wurde in Los Angeles ein mit Juwelen besetzter, schwarzer Handschuh versteigert. Michael Jackson hatte die schwarze Version seines berühmten Handschuhs während den American Music Awards 1984 getragen. Bei einem von einer Wohltätigkeitsorganisation organisierten Treffen, schenkte der King of Pop den Handschuh einem schwer kranken Buben. Gemeinsam mit einem Buch, das drei seiner Unterschriften und den Kommentar “my original glove, love, MJ” enthielt.
An der Auktion wurde auch eine Beat It Jacke für USD 84 422 versteigert, die Michael Jackson während der Victory Tour trug.
Von unerfreulichen Meldungen wurde kürzlich die Auktion von Michael Jacksons langjährigem Designer Michael Bush von Anfang Dezember überschattet. Fünf Autogramm Authentifikatorer glauben, dass einige der Unterschriften auf den versteigerten Artikeln gefälscht seien. Hier ein Artikel hierzu (http://thegrio.com/2012/12/19/investiga ... -be-phony/).
Beitrag von Remember MJ » 25. Feb 2015, 00:44 Michael Jacksons "Thriller"-Videovertrag kommt unter den Auktionshammer
Startgebot: 25.000 Dollar. Der Vertrag für das "Thriller"-Video von Michael Jackson wird versteigert. Darauf: ein ausschweifendes Autogramm des Sängers.
Es ist das Stück Papier, das Musikgeschichte passieren ließ. Der Vertrag für das legendäre Musikvideo von Michael Jacksons "Thriller" ist ab sofort käuflich erhältlich.
Signiert am 10. Oktober 1983 vom Sänger persönlich, startet die Online-Auktion bei einem Startgebot von 25.000 Dollar. Ausgehandelt zwischen Jacksons Optimum Production und dem Screen Actors Guild, welcher für die zwei Dutzend Schauspieler in dem 13-minütigen Pop-Epos verantwortlich war.
Nur wenige Tage nach diesem 10. Oktober wurde der Kurzfilm in Los Angeles gedreht und gewann im darauffolgenden Jahr den Grammy für das beste Video.
2009 wurde "Thriller" sogar in der Library of Congress zum National Film Register hinzugefügt, womit das Jackson-Video das allererste und bis heute einzige Musikvideo ist, welchem das gelang. Quelle: rollingstone.de
More Michael Jackson personal Items and Iconic costumes in auction at Julien’s
Julien’s Auctions are once again putting more Michael Jackson items on auctions.
The items have been seen in the past in Ireland, London, Tokyo and LA as part of the Bush & Tompkin’s collection.
The auction called “Icons & Idols 2015: Rock n’ Roll” will start at 10am on November 7th. and will contain some iconic costumes like the ‘Heal the World’ Jacket and a ‘Scream’ toy signed by Janet & Michael Jackson along some of the personal clothing and items.
Jackson-Handschuh und “American-Pie”-Songtext bei Auktion
Ein weißer Pailletten-Handschuh von Popstar Michael Jackson (1958-2009) und ein handgeschriebener “American Pie”-Songtext von Don McLean sollen bei einer Auktion in den USA versteigert werden. Das Mindestgebot für den Handschuh liege bei 75.000 Dollar (etwa 70.000 Euro), teilte das Auktionshaus Nate Sanders am Dienstag in Los Angeles mit.
Jackson hatte ihn 1984 seinem persönlichen Assistenten Paul Bedard geschenkt, der ihn rund zehn Jahre später einem Sammler verkauft hatte. Den Songtext zu “American Pie”, dessen Mindestgebot bei 100.000 Dollar liegt, schrieb McLean auf acht Seiten seines Briefpapiers. Es gibt davon vier Versionen. Das Original ging vor zwei Jahren für 1,2 Millionen Dollar an einen anonymen Privatsammler. Außerdem besitzen die Bibliothek der Elite-Universität Harvard und ein Freund von McLean Exemplare. Der 1971 veröffentlichte Song “American Pie” verkaufte sich millionenfach und ist längst zum Klassiker geworden. Die Auktionen sollen am Donnerstag stattfinden. Quelle:suedtirolnews.it
Julien’s Auctions have just announced a new auction “Music Icons 2017 which includes a lot of music artists including Michael Jackson!
Among the items, there is personal items such as shoes, drawings, awards but also the “In The Closet” Video outfit from 1992 including the black jeans, the boots and the vest; and the jacket worn during the filming of “Leave Me Alone”
Public Exhibition & Live Auction will take place at the Hard Rock Café New York (1501 Broadway, Times Square) on Monday May 15, Friday May 19 from 11am to 9pm
Sometimes a hat is just a hat. Sometimes it is a black fedora worn by Michael Jackson at the dizzying height of his popularity. And it could very well fetch over $3,500 next weekend at John McInnis Auctioneers in Amesbury.
“He used this hat during the ‘Victory’ tour,” McInnis gallery director Dan Meader said. “It is a black wool fedora and it was made expressly for Michael Jackson.”
Worn by the self-described King of Pop in 1984 and thrown into the audience where a fan’s uncle snagged it (and held onto it for 32 years), the hat is a custom-made 71/8-inch fedora by Maddest Hatter of Los Angeles and is accompanied by a signed letter describing how the uncle came into its possession after winning a radio contest.
“This is what he would use when he was on tour,” Meader said. “And we didn’t clean it or anything. You will find that there is a little bit of staining here and there.”
The fedora will be among a number of Jackson-related memorabilia up for bid during a three-session Memorial Day weekend auction beginning Saturday. Also up for bid are a collection of five painted latex masks used in the production of the ground-breaking 1983 music video for “Thriller.”
“That was a huge thing and broke all of the records,” Meader said. “Everyone turned into zombies during one portion of that and we have five of the original masks for the different characters that were in the video. They are from the special effects department. They are deteriorating now, but they are there. With the names of the people in the cast and what they were for, the whole thing.”
One of the masks was worn by Jackson himself during his transformation into a werewolf. The collection will start bidding at $150 with the potential to surpass $500.
A simple pair of Jackson-related (non-sequined) white gloves used for a unique purpose could also go for up to $500 next weekend.
“He sent these out to invite people to the Thriller party at the American Museum of Natural History in New York on Feb. 7, 1984,” Meader said.
The Jackson memorabilia will be on display throughout the holiday weekend, which will kick off Saturday with a collection of vintage clocks, pocket watches and timepieces including French, English and American examples as well as a collection of model steam engines.
Sunday will see the weekend’s second session, which will feature Continental items and decorative accessories, bronzes, jewelry, paintings, porcelain and silver as well as an Asian collection and a framed 15th-century watercolor and gouache on vellum painting titled “The Ascension” that was once owned by the first curator of the Frick Museum, James Howard Bridge. That is estimated to hammer for between $4,000 to $6,000.
Memorial Day itself will feature an Americana theme and is when the Jackson pieces will be up for auction. Also to be auctioned is a straw fedora worn by the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir.
Michael Jackson vest fetches $256,000 at New York auction
If you recall our articles [APRIL and MAY] announcing more Michael Jackson personal and stage items to be sold through Julien’s Auctions this week-end in New York, one of the highlight of the auction was a red neoprene vinyl jacket created by Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush for Michael Jackson to wear during the 1996-1997 History world tour.
It scored more than four times the auctioneers’ estimate of USD 40,000 to USD 60,000.
Also sold for $35,200, a custom right-hand, blue spandex glove, completely covered on front and back with deep blue Swarovski loch rosen crystals and created by Bill Whitten. The glove is made to resemble the night sky with the addition of silvered crystal star-form beads. The glove is in the style of the glove seen in the opening sequence of Michael Jackson’s 198…8 film Moonwalker as the camera sweeps across his dressing room table.
More Michael Jackson Belongings on Auction next November
Julien’s Auctions will be holding another auction on November 5th in Los Angeles. The Auction called “Icons and Idols Rock N’ Roll will feature items from Eric Clapton, Prince, Madonna and of course Michael Jackson.
Some of the items were already for auction back in 2013 part of the Tompkins and Bush Collection and some of you might have seen some of them in the Exhibition in LA, London and Tokyo.
Here above the Jacket that Michael wore on the HIStory World Tour for the performance of the song “Blood On The Dance Floor”. The Song was rarely performed but the Jacket is now one of the kind for the fans!
“Leave Me Alove” is one of the most iconic Music Video from the Bad Album and whole outfit is now going to be sold and might never been seen ever again by the fans:
More personal items like personal shirts and wedding treats from Michael and Lisa-Marie’s wedding day and some of the awards owned by the King of Pop.
Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch Train Is Coming to Auction Minimum bid is just $2,000.
Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch (now named Sycamore Valley Ranch) has sat on the market for almost three years without a buyer. The contents that once filled the 2,700-acre property, in contrast, have been more fortunate.
Even before his death in 2009, Jackson had slowly begun to sell the estate’s decorations, furniture, dozens of bronze statues, and hundreds of toys and arcade games, both privately and (in an abortive attempt) at auction.
One such item was an electric train set, custom-made in Germany, which Jackson originally purchased for his children to ride. (This set should not be confused with the life-size train that ran throughout much of the ranch.)
“It went around a tree,” says Brigitte Kruse, owner of GWS Auctions Inc. in Agoura Hills, northwest of Los Angeles. “I’d say there are about 40 feet of track,” on which the train and its four cars would run round in circles. Each car fits two children—or one fun-loving adult.
The train was purchased in either 2008 or 2009, Kruse says, by a devoted Jackson fan. “He’s been collecting Michael Jackson memorabilia since he was 5 years old. Now he’s in his mid-30s.”
The collector, she says, has a deep nostalgia for childhood. “He had a child come from the Netherlands who had autism, and he showed him the collection. He does cool things like that all the time.”
When the train was purchased, its new owner put it directly into storage. “It hasn’t been touched, or run, ever since,” Kruse says.
Now it’s coming up for auction at GWS with a starting bid of $2,000. The consignor “has health problems, and he wants to exhibit the rest of his collection in a museum,” Kruse says, adding that the sale of this and other Jackson memorabilia from his collection is an attempt to raise the funds to do so.
The Memorabilia Market The works are part of GWS’s March 24 Legends of Hollywood & Music Auction, which includes Jackson items such as a Swarovski crystal Billie Jean glove worn during his 1997 “History” tour (starting bid: $2,000), as well as other, more esoteric pieces, like a prescription pill bottle made out to Milton Berle ($25).
While the more personal elements of these items might raise eyebrows, there is, more generally, a thriving market for Hollywood collectibles.
Julien’s Auctions, the Los Angeles-based showcase known for its hardcover catalogs and elaborate exhibition displays, is probably at the forefront of the celebrity memorabilia business. (The auction house was enlisted several years ago with selling the bulk of the Neverland estate privately.)
“Michael Jackson’s collectibility, since his passing, has continued,” says Darren Julien, president and chief executive officer of his namesake auction house. “Asia is a big market, as is Russia. And then there’s obviously the United States.”
Übersetzung: Michael Jacksons Neverland Ranch (heute Sycamore Valley Ranch) ist seit fast drei Jahren ohne Käufer auf dem Markt. Die Inhalte, die einst die 2.700 Hektar große Liegenschaft füllten, waren glücklicher.
Noch vor seinem Tod im Jahr 2009 hatte Jackson langsam damit begonnen, die Dekorationen, Möbel, Dutzende von Bronzestatuen und Hunderte von Spielzeugen und Arcade-Spielen zu verkaufen, sowohl privat als auch (in einem missglückten Versuch) auf einer Auktion.
Ein solcher Gegenstand war ein in Deutschland maßgefertigter elektrischer Zug, den Jackson ursprünglich für seine Kinder zum Fahren gekauft hatte. (DIes sollte nicht mit dem großen Zug verwechselt werden, der über die ganze Ranch fuhr)
"Es ging um einen Baum herum", sagt Brigitte Kruse, Eigentümerin der GWS Auctions Inc. in Agoura Hills, nordwestlich von Los Angeles. "Ich würde sagen, dass es ungefähr 40 Fuß lange Gleise gab, auf dem der Zug und seine vier Wagen im Kreis herumfuhren. In jedem Anhänger passen zwei Kindern - oder ein lebenslustiger Erwachsener.
Der Zug wurde 2008 oder 2009 von einem engagierten Jackson-Fan gekauft", sagt Kruse. "Er sammelt Michael Jackson Erinnerungsstücke, seit er 5 Jahre alt ist. Jetzt ist er Mitte 30."
Der Sammler, sagt sie, hat eine tiefe Sehnsucht nach Kindheit. Er hat einem Kind aus den Niederlanden, das Autismus hat, seine Sammlung gezeigt. Er macht öfters solche coolen Sachen.
"Als er den Zug gekauft hat, wurde dieser von seinem neuer Besitzer direkt eingelagert. "Seither wurde er nicht mehr angefasst oder benutzt", sagt Kruse.
Jetzt wird er bei GWS mit einem Startgebot von 2.000 Dollar versteigert. Der Besitzer hat gesundheitliche Probleme und möchte den Rest seiner Sammlung in einem Museum ausstellen", sagt Kruse und fügt hinzu, dass der Verkauf dieser und anderer Jackson Erinnerungsstücke aus seiner Sammlung, ein Versuch sei, die Mittel dafür aufzubringen.
Der Memorabilia Markt Die Arbeiten sind Teil der GWS-Auktion "Legends of Hollywood & Music" vom 24. März, die Jackson Gegenstände, wie einen Billie Jean Handschuh mit Swarovskikristallen von seiner "History" -Tour 1997 (Startpreis: 2.000 US-Dollar) sowie andere esoterische Stücke enthält , wie eine verschreibungspflichtige Tablettenflasche, die auf Milton Berle ($ 25) hergestellt wurde.
Während man für die persönlicheren Elemente dieser Gegenstände die Augenbrauen heben könnte, gibt es im allgemeinen einen blühenden Markt für Hollywood-Sammlerstücke.
Julien's Auctions, das in Los Angeles ansässige Unternehmen, das für seine Hardcover-Kataloge und ausgefeilten Ausstellungsdisplays bekannt ist, steht wahrscheinlich an der Spitze der Celebrity Memorabilia-Branche. (Das Auktionshaus wurde vor einigen Jahren angeworben, um den Großteil des Neverland-Anwesens privat zu verkaufen.)
"Michael Jacksons Sammelfähigkeit hat sich seit seinem Tod fortgesetzt", sagt Darren Julien, Präsident und Chief Executive Officer des gleichnamigen Auktionshauses. "Asien ist ein großer Markt, genauso wie Russland. Und dann sind da offensichtlich die Vereinigten Staaten".
Michael Jackson’s original moonwalk shoes to be auctioned
The original loafers worn by the King of Pop during his first-ever moonwalk will be auctioned off, ahead of what would have been the icon’s 60th birthday.
Michael Jackson made history when he performed the iconic moonwalk for the very first time and now, fans may be able to take home a piece of that history.
GWS Auctions announced Friday that several pieces of Jackson memorabilia will be put up for sale, including the pair of black Florsheim loafers he wore during his iconic “Billie Jean” performance during NBC’s 25th anniversary of Motown special in 1983. The King of Pop dazzled audiences with his moonwalk, which eventually became his signature dance move.
Other items available for sale include his red Dior cardigan, personally embellished by Bill Whitten, and his Swarovski-encrusted riding helmet.
The auction is set for May 26 at the Hilton in Universal City – just a few months ahead of what would have been Jackson’s 60th birthday – with a public exhibition beginning at 8 am.
This is not the first time items from Jackson’s estate have been auctioned off. In 2011, furniture from his California mansion were sold by Julien’s Auctions, bringing in nearly $1 million.
Julien’s Auctions will have more items for grab for their “Music Icons” auction which will take place in New York on May 19th!
And here we go again with more and more Michael Jackson items sold and dispatched to private collectors across the world! This is maybe the last time you might see those items so if you can, go to see them!
Items from the Jackson 5 to Michael’s Neverland ranch items, the choice is there and all will go! Including personal shirts, Life size masks used in GHOSTS, Thriller style jacket, signed pictures, documents and so on…
Few items you might recognized like the shirt from “Leave Me Alone” video, the leather Jacket from “One More Chance” video, or the amazing belt and outfit from “Dirty Diana” / “Moonwalker”.
More items below and details following:
ULIEN’S AUCTIONS PUBLIC EXHIBITION & LIVE AUCTION LOCATION
Hard Rock Cafe New York 1501 Broadway – Times Square New York, New York 10036
JULIEN’S AUCTIONS NEW YORK PUBLIC EXHIBITION Monday, May 14, 2018 – Friday, May 18, 2018 Daily: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. EDT Free to the Public
LIVE AND ONLINE AUCTION Sports Legends: Friday, May 18, 2018 Session I: 10:00 a.m. EDT
Music Icons: Featuring Property From The Life and Career of Prince Friday, May 18, 2018 Session I: 2:00 p.m. EDT
Music Icons: Saturday, May 19, 2018 Session I: 10:00 a.m. EDT Session II: 1:00 p.m. EDT
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