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Item: Individually Numbered Limited Edition Autographed Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Item: Individually Numbered Limited Edition Autographed Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band "Born In The USA" Record Album Display Close-Up Image of the Bruce Springsteen autograph with the hand written song lyric inscription of "Born In The USA!" and hand drawn sketch of a guitar with music notes coming out from the guitar sketch by Mr. Springsteen. Each album, autograph, inscription, music notes and hand drawn sketch grades a 10. Gem Mint! Autographed by Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band: Bruce Springsteen, Garry Tallent, Roy Bittan, Max Weinberg, Steven Van Zandt, Niles Lofgren and Patti Scialfa. Exclusive Numbered Limited Edition item of only 50 available Each Display Includes The Below: 1. This item comes in it's own custom designed ornate black frame moulding (solid wood) with double laser cut "Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band" Official Logo into the matting in glitter red on blue background. 2. The Official Record Album Cover of "Born In The USA" - Autographed by Bruce Springsteen & (the entire) E Street Band (7 Autographs). 3. The Official Vinyl Record Album of "Born In The USA". 4. One Official Full Unused Replica Concert Ticket from the "Born In The USA" Tour Dated Friday, September 27, 1985 "Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band" - Los Angeles, Memorial Coliseum. 5. Two Official 1985 Born In The USA Cover Tour Books (both the USA Tour and European Tour versions). 6. Custom engraved nameplate - museum quality. * Please note: Extremely Rare - Mr. Springsteen drew a sketch of a guitar with music notes coming out from the guitar sketch and also hand wrote out the song lyric inscription "Born In The USA" on each album cover next to his autograph. Authentication: Forensically authenticated in person by RM Real. Grade: Each album, autograph, inscription, music notes and hand drawn sketch grades a 10. Gem Mint! Edition Size: Only 50 available in the world and each one is numbered in the edition #1 of #50, #2 of #50, etc. on the custom engraved nameplate and certificate of authenticity. Retail Value $4,500 Bids for this item will start at $1,250 Item: Autographed and Custom Framed LeBron James "Los Angeles Lakers" 16x20 Photo. Autographed By: LeBron James Display: This item comes in its own custom designed wood frame with custom designed decals of Official LeBron James #23 Lakers Jersey and Official Los Angeles Lakers logo, with purple and yellow (Lakers team colors) acid free matting and custom engraved nameplate - museum quality. Authentication: Forensically authenticated in person by RM Real. Retail Value $1,500 Bids for this item will start at $500 Item: Limited Edition STAR WARS Darth Vader Helmet Only 25 Available In The World – signed by: Mark Hamill - "Luke Skywalker"* Carrie Fisher (deceased 12/27/2016) - "Princess Leia"* Harrison Ford - "Han Solo"* Dave Prowse - "Darth Vader"* Anthony Daniels - "C-3PO"* Kenny Baker (deceased 8/13/2016) - "R2-D2"* Peter Mayhew - "Chewbacca"* John Williams - Composer George Lucas - Director *Very Rare Cast Inscriptions: Please note all 7 cast members have added their character names next to their autographs. Examples: Mark Hamill "Luke Skywalker", Carrie Fisher "Leia" Harrison Ford "Han Solo", Dave Prowse "Darth Vader" etc. Item: This Darth Vader helmet was Master Pattern Cast from the original vintage George Lucas Studio molds by Rick Baker of the screen-used helmet in 1977 (not a digital scan) and thus have a direct lineage to the original, screen-used helmet. The two-piece helmet is constructed almost entirely of highly-polished black Perspex, a proprietary acrylic used by the film industry's top special effects modelers. The helmet is joined to the mask at the crown. Inside, the "breath screen" is held in place with plastic filler, as are the eye lenses, which are lightly tinted but appear black from the outside. Display: This item comes in its own custom designed plexiglass display case - museum quality. Authentication: Forensically authenticated by in person by RM Real. Edition Size: Only 25 available in the world and each one is numbered in the edition #1 of #25, #2 of #25, etc. on the custom engraved nameplate and certificate of authenticity. Grade: All helmets, signatures and case inscriptions grade a perfect 10! Gem Mint! Retail Value $7,500 Bids for this item will start at $2,250 Item: Charles Schulz “Snoopy” Sketch This very rare item is signed by Charles Schulz, who died in February 2000. 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