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##MUSICBP1307 - 1992 Michael Jackson Laminated OTTO VIP Hologram Backstage Pass from the Dangerous Tour

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image of the pass. This is the first example ever made of a hologram pass. You will very rarely see these for sale and when you do, they are at much higher prices than this.

Group/Artist Name: Michael Jackson

Bands Played with: Jackson 5

Origin: Gary, Indiana

Years Active: 1964-2009

Genre: Pop

Manufacturer: OTTO

OTTO Mark Location: Unamarked*

Material: Laminated

Type of Pass: Local Promoter Pass

Tour Name and Date(s): Dangerous World Tour 1992

Size: 4 3/4” tall

Condition: Unused

Album Sales: 1 Billion Plus

Date of Induction to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: 2001

Grammy Awards: Has been nominated 38 times, and has won 13 times.

Other: Referred to as the "King of Pop", and one of the most significant cultural figures of the 20th century, he is number 35 on the Rolling Stone top 100 list, and number 2 on the Best-Selling Albums of All-Time List. He has more awards than any other music artist in history.

$7.50 -+

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#CH326-10 - Rochester in "What's Buzzin' Cousin?" Movie Poster Broadside

Vintage 13" tall paper movie poster/broadside from the 1943 movie "What's Buzzin' Cousin?". "Rochester" was well known as the Butler on the Jack Benny Radio Show where he became the first African American to have a regular role on a Nationwide radio program. Ann Miller got top billing in this movie, but Rochester was the big draw. It says "Rochester's Clowning is good for the funny bone", and he is wearing a butler outfit in the picture. Please click the picture to see a more detailed image. Back in the day, when a new movie was going to play at the local theatre, there would be a guy who would run around town tacking these things on bulletin boards, telephone poles, fence posts, or anyplace else where they might be seen. Because most were outdoors, few have survived. Some will have small edge tears or roughness, but this is true of all paper movie broadsides, and they can easily be trimmed for framing. Although, a few small imperfections kind of adds to the look with these. Colors vary. We got them from the estate of famous dealer and friend Bob Secrist. He found them in the storage area of an old theatre up in Northeast Ohio.

$2.50 -+

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