Sale of the week: Iconic memorabilia from Lennon, Elvis, Jackson and Oasis up for grabs in London

Culture • Oct 24, 2025, 12:41 AM

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Music memorabilia fans are vying for prized possessions that once belonged to the likes of John Lennon, Elvis, Michael Jackson and Oasis.

Propstore are hosting an auction on Friday which includes Lennon's tinted prescription glasses, Jackson's white fedora from the "Smooth Criminal" video and a pair of Elvis' sunglasses that he wore in the 1970's.

Among the iconic items up for grabs are the guitar damaged by Liam Gallagher the night Oasis broke up.

A kimono owned by Queen star Freddie Mercury, a handwritten letter from David Bowie to DJ John Peel and lyrics by Jimi Hendrix are also available for purchase.

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