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cons of Pop Culture is proud to announce an extraordinary opportunity for collectors and fans of AC/DC. We are honored to present the unparalleled collection of Aaron Baker, a lifelong devotee of the iconic rock band. Spanning decades of passionate curation, Aaron’s archive represents one of the most comprehensive and unique collections of AC/DC memorabilia ever assembled.
From an early age of just 9, Aaron’s love for AC/DC drove him to seek out rare and one-of-a-kind items, building relationships with key figures such as original AC/DC bassist Mark Evans and Atlantic Records' executive Perry Cooper. These connections granted him access to treasures few collectors could imagine: rare albums, singles, promotional displays, posters, and unpublished photographs. The collection also includes handwritten letters from Bon Scott, rare studio memos, record awards, test pressings, and stage-used artifacts that bring the band’s electrifying history to life.
For the first time ever, many of these remarkable artifacts are being made available to the public. Aaron’s life's work has preserved the essence of AC/DC’s legacy, and now collectors worldwide have the chance to continue his mission of honoring the band’s indelible impact on rock history.
The collection will be showcased in a series of exclusive auctions, offering once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to own pieces of AC/DC’s storied past. These items aren’t just memorabilia—they’re milestones in music history, lovingly preserved and waiting to inspire a new generation of collectors.
Join us as we celebrate Aaron Baker’s incredible dedication and legacy. This is more than an auction; it’s a moment in rock history. Be ready to carry the torch and ensure this iconic collection finds a place in the hearts of AC/DC fans around the globe.
Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of rock ‘n’ roll history!
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157 - AC/DC - Graphic T-Shirt - 4843Icons of Pop Culture
This black T-shirt commemorates AC/DC's iconic performance at Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 12-13, 2008. The front features...
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