WORLDWIDE BUYERS OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MEMORABILIA
Tracks Ltd, PO Box 117, Chorley, PR6 0QR, England.
Tracks Ltd, PO Box 117, Chorley, PR6 0QR, England.
We are always looking to value and buy items of David Bowie memorabilia, anything considered. Don't hesitate to contact us with details, including, if possible, an image of your item(s).
David Robert Jones, known professionally as David Bowie, was an English singer/songwriter. He was at the forefront of popular music for over 5 decades and, during that time, had numerous commercial and critically acclaimed albums. During his lifetime, his record sales were estimated at over 140 million albums worldwide, making him one of the world’s bestselling artists. He was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 1996. Below is a sample of the type of David Bowie memorabilia we seek. Anything rare considered.
We will pay: £1000
We will pay around £1000 for a signed David Bowie lithograph like the one illustrated above.
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Please phone us for a quote for any Ziggy Stardust memorabilia.
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Please contact us for a quote for any David Bowie concert poster from any era. We pay a premium on posters from his concert appearances in the early 70s.
We will pay: £200 - £400
We will pay around £200 - £400 for a David Jones / David Bowie autograph on a photograph or record sleeve.
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Please contact us for a quote for any David Bowie worn clothing.
We will pay: £100 - £200
We will pay around £100 - £200 for a David Jones / David Bowie signature on a piece of paper.
We will pay: £300
We will pay around £300 for a signed David Bowie CD.
We will pay: £600
Will will pay around £600 for a David Bowie handwritten letter.
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Please phone us for a quote for any David Bowie worn clothing.
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An original performance poster from the Arts Lab, Drury Lane, London. The poster is advertising performances by David Bowie, Graciela Martinez and Mark Boyles Sensual Laboratory. The Arts Lab was an alternative arts centre, founded in 1967 by Jim Haynes at 182 Drury Lane, London. Although only active for two years, it was influential in inspiring many similar centres in the UK, continental Europe and Australia. David Bowie, who used to rehearse (and perform mime) at the Drury Lane Arts Lab, co-founded a Beckenham Arts Lab, which organised a one-day free festival, but was disillusioned by the lack of interest of other performers/artists taking an active role in the continuation of the centre.
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A gold disc award for the sale of more than £300,000 worth of David Bowie’s 1978 album ‘Heroes', released on RCA in the United Kingdom.
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An original large format concert flyer for a performance by David Bowie and the Hype at the Penthouse, Scarborough on the 17th September 1970. It also promotes other performances throughout the month including Atomic Rooster, Ian Anderson, Jo-Ann Kelly and others. The large format flyer measures 25.5cm x 38cm (10 inches x 14.9 inches).