THE WHO Tommy (Outstanding and genuine 1975 RSO promotional-only mirror for the band's iconic [and bonkers] Ken Russell-directed motion picture. Utilising the Tommy badge logo design [as dished out by his loyal followers at Uncle Ernie's Holiday Camp], this bold piece would complete many a collection and shows no signs of being 38 years old - Grab this rarity whilst you have the chance, you'll be 'dumbstruck' if you miss it!) more...
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THE WHO Record Mirror (1976 UK 40-page newspaper-style magazine - published on November 20th, 1976, this brilliant copy features a fantastic interview with the late, great John Entwistle, plus a cover and feature dedicated to the issue of concert programmes and their pricing) more...
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THE WHO Record Mirror (Original UK 16-page newspaper-style magazine - published on August 8th, 1970, this brilliant copy features a great colour cover image of the band in a bar setting being awarded the 1970 Billboard Trendsetters award, plus anarticle about Keith Moon buying the Crown And Cushion Hotel in Chipping Norton) more...
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THE WHO Mirror Door (2006 official UK Polydor label 1-track CD-R acetate issued exclusively to radio stations and reviewers to promote the release of the 'Wire & Glass' single featuring the 4:10s version, custom printed disc and title sleeve) more...
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THE WHO Mirror Door (2006 official UK Polydor label 1-track CD-R acetate issued to radio stations and reviewers to promote the single release from The 'Oo's long awaited album return, Wire & Glass. Custom printed Polydor stamped disc with black &white Pete and Roger picture sleeve) more...
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THE WHO Who's Next (Ultra rare genuine original 1977 US MCA Records 12" x 12" promotional-only mirror in silver frame, featuring the superb silk screened image of the band taken from the album sleeve. This is very early for a promotional item asvery few artists justified the manufacture of such expensive memorabilia in the 1970's, unlike todays mass marketing. It is believed that there are only a handful of these in existence!) more...
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