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Massive Collection of Rock & Country Backstage Passes (4,000+)
Major find of over 4,000 (yes, four thousand) original MINT and unused backstage passes from great various bands and events. Combination of rock, country, sports and more: Pink Floyd, KISS, Paul McCartney (2), Tom Petty (2), U2 (2), Queen w/Paul Rodgers, Metallica, Green Day, Charlie Daniels, Sting, Lionel Richie, Moody Blues, Lenny Kravitz, MTV, Alanis Morissette, House of Blues, Kansas, Hip Hop Honors, Celine Dion, George Jones, Beach Boys, Crowded House, 1989 Kentucky Derby (3rd Race), Reba, Hanson, O’Jays, Scorpions, Counting Crows, Elton John, Kenny Rogers, Sade, Joe Cocker, Paul Simon, Bryan Adams, Tom Jones, Allman Brothers, Whoopi Goldberg, KISS, Michael Jackson, WWF Wresting, Barry Mallow, Phish (Dirty Harry), Billy Ray Cyrus, Peter, Paul & Mary, Garth Brooks, Randy Travis/The Judds, Huey Lewis, Alice Cooper, Linda Ronstadt, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and many more. Many of the top bands there are more than one different, so there are twenty of them total, ten of each rather than just ten (McCartney, KISS, Pink Floyd, Allmans, Paul Simon, etc.). There are approximately ten of each so about 400 different. Most are the sticker type but there are also unlaminated laminates and a couple that are laminated. We obtained these passes directly from the original manufacturer Otto, STILL the major manufacturer of concert passes and tickets to this day. Mint unused. This is basically a business unto itself. The full retail is about $15,000-25,000. Perfect for a store or internet business.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
Babe Ruth at his Wife’s Funeral
Lou Gehrig, Tris Speaker and Walter Johnson with the Signal Corps (1927)
Babe Ruth Presents Bats and Balls (1928)
1936 Yankees World Series Infield
The Yankees Inner Works with Gehrig, Crossetti, Rolfe and Lazzeri
Babe Ruth and Hack Wilson at the 1929 World Series
1927 World Series with Two Impressive Pairs
