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Get a piece of Whacko Jacko … I wish I would have some extra money to spend on some super weird stuff from the king of pop.
A portrait of Michael Jackson dressed as a king, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1995 and housed in an elaborate gold frame. Guide price $4,000-$6,000
Photograph: Shaan Kokin/Julien’s Auctions
Lolling at that logo on the socks!
A pair of Michael Jackson’s Triumph-era socks with uppers covered in rhinestone banding. They date back to his 1981 Triumph tour with the Jacksons. Guide price $600-$800
Photograph: Shaan Kokin/Julien’s Auctions
An electric cart featuring an image of Jackson as Peter Pan on the bonnet and Peter Pan cushions. Guide price $4,000-$6,000
Photograph: Shaan Kokin/Julien’s Auctions
Oh .. actually want this head …. I love it!
The robotic head lights up as each piece of the face pushes out and expands before retracting back into the shape of Jackson’s face. It still animates at the push of a button
Photograph: Shaan Kokin/Julien’s Auctions
OMG – This is sooo TRASHY!
A painting on stretched canvas featuring iconic figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Albert Einstein wearing Jackson’s trademark sunglasses and glove. Guide price $1,000-$2,000
Photograph: Shaan Kokin/Julien’s Auctions
Source and many more Auctions: The Guardian presents
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Tags: Ebay, ET, Michael Jackson, Robot, Socks
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Mike Powell wrote,
Hahaa… that last “sunglasses” poster is just too much. Need to have.
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Mike Powell wrote,
testing
Link | February 17th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
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