A Propstore auction in the UK is estimated to total about £3 million, featuring 800 lots of music memorabilia from icons like Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Queen, Oasis, Freddie Mercury, John Lennon, George Michael, Sex Pistols and Britney Spears.

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

Among the highlights is Noel Gallagher’s autographed Takamine guitar from Oasis, valued at £75,000 to £150,000.

Moonwalker items feature a factory-sealed CGC-graded VHS and a Michael Jackson robot reference bust.

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

Additional Jackson pieces include a Victory Tour stage-worn Bill Whitten crystal glove, an autographed Thriller LP sleeve, a signed Northern Songs contract page, and items from The Omer Bhatti Collection like Jackson’s black leather boots, a customised sailors varsity jacket, a red face mask, and a black-and-gold military-style jacket that is photo-matched.

Highlighted Jackson lots include his Personal Dangerous Tour Crew Jacket, Dangerous World Tour Stage-Worn Fedora, owned shirt and trousers, an Off the Wall UK Sales Disc Award, and autographed Jackson family-headed paper.

The article provides extended context on historically expensive guitars and notable sales to illustrate the market dynamics for music memorabilia.

Prospective bidders are advised to review lot descriptions, provenance and terms in Propstore’s catalogue, with bidding via Propstore’s live platform.

Several Michael Jackson items were previously shown at Kingvention in London in May 2026 before being offered to collectors.

The collection also includes memorabilia from Freddie Mercury, Britney Spears, George Michael, and other stars, spanning multiple generations and genres.

Notable items include a second Noel Gallagher guitar and a Beatles Pan Am menu, among other Queen and Britney Spears pieces, highlighting the breadth of the catalog.