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Mjjcollectors MJJ Collectors MJJCollectors MJJ Collectors Special Items Autographed Items (725) MJ Gallery At Ponte 16 MJ Personal Belongings Neverland Items (93) Items (53) (1064) Record Awards (131) Have an MJ memorabilia item not on our site? Add it here! BAD Tour Mirrored Plaque Presented To MJJ Productions An octagonal prism plaque commemorating the BAD Tour that was given to the executive director of MJJ Productions. Five of the eight panels lit the cities where Michael performed. Topped with two goldtone unicorns. [Product Details...] Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 1 _PN_OF 7 Billie Jean Live Oil Painting By Samantha Wendell (1980's) Oil on canvas by Samantha Wendell, signed by the artist in lower right corner. The painting shows Michael on stage performing Billie Jean, with fedora. [Product Details...] Black Epiphone Les Paul Guitar With Painting Of Michael (2009) Black Epiphone Les Paul guitar custom painted by Cleveland, Ohio, artist Neal E. Hampton in 2009. With a portrait of Michael from his 2009 O2 press conference on the front and his dancing silhouette on the back. [Product Details...] Black or White Video Production Book And Script (1991) Spiral bound soft-cover production book from Propaganda Films and MJJ Productions used for Michael's "Black or White" short film. Under the project working title "Colors," the booklet includes a full script, shooting schedule, photocopied storyboards, an [Product Details...] Captain EO Blue Print Of 3D Theater Project (USA) First Floor Project Plan. [Product Details...] Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 2 _PN_OF 7 Captain EO Costume Sketch (1986) Original pencil, marker and watercolor on board concept sketch for an Captain Eo costume featuring various mirror plates adhered to the board. Signed by costume designer Ted Shell in pencil. [Product Details...] Captain EO Michael Jackson Concept Sketch (1986) An original pencil and marker on board costume concept sketch for Michael Jackson's Captain EO costume. The sketch is signed by costume designer Ted Shell in pencil in lower right. [Product Details...] Captain EO Original Artwork (1986) The original Disney artwork for Michael Jackson's 3-D short film Captain EO which was used on the film poster, Disney attraction posters, comic book art, and Disney merchandising. [Product Details...] Captain EO The Supreme Leader Production Model (1986) Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 3 _PN_OF 7 Captain EO life-size production model of "The Supreme Leader", played by Anjelica Huston. [Product Details...] Captain EO The Supreme Leader Sketches (1986) Captain EO pencil sketches of "The Supreme Leader", played by Anjelica Huston. Signed "Tom Bari/ Burman '85." [Product Details...] Chair In Metallic Leather Ordered By Michael For His Planned UK Home During This Is It Concerts (2009) A handmade wooden chair "Swarovski", from the collection "Haute Couture" by Carlo Rampazzi. Upholstered in metallic leather with platinum gold leafing and Swarovski crystals. [Product Details...] Gardner Street School Michael Jackson Auditorium Official Invitation (1989) Official invitation printed on yellow paper with a picture of the Auditorium on the front. The inside reads "Please join the Gardner Street faculty, parents, and children, in a Rededication Ceremony Reception on Wednesday, October 11, 1989 12:30 PM in t [Product Details...] Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 4 _PN_OF 7 Ghosts Drawings Of Michael And Several Ghouls (1997) Pen and ink drawings of the ghouls from Ghosts and pencil drawings of Michael stretching his skin and smashing his skull. Each drawing is signed by the artist. [Product Details...] Ghosts Hand Mirror (1997) Hand mirror used by Michael in the role of the Mayor in the short film Ghosts. Made by Stan Winston Studio and given to the prop master of the film by Stan Winston and Michael. [Product Details...] Ghosts Storyboard Art (1997) Set of 10 storyboards in acrylic from the short film Ghosts featuring illustrations for the scene where Michael smashes his hands and head against the floor. Numbered 1 through 30. [Product Details...] Goin' Back To Indiana TV Special Script (USA) Script for the Jackson 5 TV special "Goin' Back To Indiana" that aired on September 19, 1971. [Product Details...] Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 5 _PN_OF 7 Jackson 5 Cartoon Script "Groove To The Chief" (USA) A cartoon script for the animated Jackson 5 cartoon series first aired in 1971. The script's title reads "Groove To The Chief". [Product Details...] Jackson 5 Cartoon Script "Michael White" (USA) Script for the animated J5 series from 1971. The cover reads: "Moe White and the Seven Dwarfs [sic]". The title of the episode was later changed to "Michael White". The script is marked with "#19". [Product Details...] Letter MJJ PRODUCTIONS To R.J.LANSBERG "UNICEF" Signed By BOB JONES - 1989 Letter MJJ PRODUCTIONS To R.J.LANSBERG "UNICEF" Signed By BOB JONES - 1989 [Product Details...] Michael And Lisa Marie Presley Wedding's Souvenir Chocolate Bar (May 26, 1994) Scarce Michael and Lisa Marie Presley's Wedding Chocolate bar given as a souvenir to some of their guests.Their names are encaved on the bar covered by a gold wrap. [Product Details...] Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 6 _PN_OF 7 • «« Start • « Prev • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • Next » • End »» Results 1 - 20 of 63 Copyright ©2021 - MJJ Collectors - http://www.mjjcollectors.com _PN_PAGE 7 _PN_OF 7.
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