Auction 605
All 32 lots of Heritage: Auction 605 (Apr 17, 2004). 18 sold. Top lot $5,405. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2004-04-17
- Lots offered
- 32
Lots
- Lot 16358: Another choice lot of Elvis personal wardrobe, offered here is a blue striped long-sleeved dress shirt (Miamian Sportswear by Aetna), personally owned and worn by Elvis Presley. Owned by Elvis circa 1969/1970 and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Origianlly purchased from Chris Davidson from the Elvis Presley Museum of Las Vegas. Elvis Presley Owned & Worn Dress Shirt (Ex. Elvis Presley Museum).
- Lot 16359: Direct from The King's closet, offered here is a black, grey and white striped long-sleeved dress shirt (Miamian Sportswear by Aetna), personally owned and worn by Elvis Presley. Owned by Elvis circa 1969/1970 and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Originally Purchased from Chris Davidson from the Elvis Presley Museum of Las Vegas. Elvis Presley Owned & Worn Dress Shirt.
- Lot 16364: Few entertainers in history have ever achieved the status Elvis. 25 years after his death, the Rock and Roll icon is bigger than ever. Known throughout the world as "The King," Presley is revered by millions of fans spanning many generations. Perhaps more than any other entertainer, Presley became known for his stage attire in the last decade of his career. His outrageous, flamboyant jumpsuits have been parodied, coveted and sought after the world over. Offered here is a Dijon yellow custom jump
- Lot 16381: Another amazing piece from the Stones' incredible 1975 Tour of the Americas, presented here is Mick Jagger's blue terrycloth robe, worn by him throughout the majority of the U.S. dates for the tour. Custom designed by Pierre Cardin of Paris/New York, this robe features a broad and bright yellow "Rolling Stones" stitching across the back and, "T.O.T.A. 75," across the front left breast. Primarily worn by Jagger as he arrived onto the stage and as he exited, this robe shows some moderate usage wea
- Lot 16382: This exceptional piece of stage wear was worn by the inimitable, legendary Rolling Stones lead man during the Stones' Tour of The Americas concert tour in 1975. A custom design made to emulate a professional New York Rangers hockey jersey, Jagger commissioned well known New York jersey designer Gerry Cosby of Madison Square Garden to create this one-of-a-kind relic. A novelty idea used by Jagger throughout the entire tour, Mick would appear on stage during the show donning a custom Stones jersey
- Lot 16388: Johnny Rotten's Brothel Creeper shoes, worn by the outrageous Sex Pistols frontman during the early stages of the Sex Pistols career. Given by Rotten in the late 70's to his good friend and fellow musician Bond Cobby who later went on to become the drummer for early San Francisco punk band Sid Terror and The Undead. Shows obvious and expected signs of wear from extensive usage, however stand in overall good condition considering their travels. Accompanying the shoes is a letter of authenticity o
- Lot 16389: Concert worn black latex "bondage" shirt worn by the Sex Pistols' Steve Jones during the band's 1996 Filthy Lucre world tour. Direct from the man himself, accompanying this item is a signed letter of authenticity from Jones along with an original program from the tour that shows an image of Jones wearing the shirt (program is also signed by Jones). A true punk rock relic in the finest form! (Total: 3 Items) The Sex Pistols: Steve Jones' Concert Worn Bondage Shirt.
- Lot 16420: Black sleeveless shirt with white cotton pants, owned and stage worn (post-Monkees) by Peter Tork. The shirt bears a faint but legible gold marker autograph from Tork across the left shoulder area. Originally acquired from celebrity worn clothes specialist Star Wares on Main and accompanied by certificates of authenticity from the company. In fine condition. The Monkees: Peter Tork Owned & Worn Outfit.