Propstore’s UK music memorabilia auction is valued at about £3 million and features 800 lots spanning icons such as Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Queen, Oasis, Britney Spears, George Michael, and the Sex Pistols.

The sale runs October 1–2, with online and telephone bidding, absentee bids, and a free public exhibition at The Cumberland Hotel in London from September 24–27.

A highlight is Jackson’s crystal glove from the 1984 Victory Tour, a white cotton right-hand glove encrusted with Swarovski crystals.

Queen items anchor the Reinhold Mack Collection, including a Yamaha C3 grand piano, handwritten materials, and stuffed animals.

Moonwalker memorabilia includes a factory-sealed CGC-graded Michael Jackson VHS and a robot reference bust.

The catalog emphasizes the historical significance of owning stage-worn or iconic items as tangible links to rock history.

A letter of authenticity from Artistic Beads & Studio LLC accompanies the crystal glove, crediting beadwork by Stella Ruata during the Victory Tour.

An additional authenticity letter from Artistic Beads & Studio LLC supports the glove’s provenance.

Other highlights include a George Martin connection and Mack-era pieces, such as an RIAA Gold Tug of War album award for Paul McCartney’s 1982 solo project and a microphone used to record The Beatles at the Cavern Club in 1962.

Contextual background on historically expensive guitars and notable sales helps frame the market for these items.

A standout AKG C414 EB microphone, used on Freddie Mercury’s Queen recordings and in the 1985 One Vision video, is estimated at £40,000–£80,000 and sold with its Sennheiser bag and distinctive details.

Propstore notes proceeds will support global access to authentic screen-used memorabilia for collectors.