A white crystal-covered right-handed glove, stage-used by Michael Jackson in 1984 during his Victory Tour. The glove is custom-made for Michael Jackson by Bill Whitten and is covered with over 800 Swarovski rhinestones crystals. Michael Jackson had many trademarks; the iconic moonwalk and the fedora hat to name a few. However, he was without doubt most famous for his sparkling glove. It's truly the most iconic and recognizable pop culture artifact of all time!

A red and white cotton twill military-inspired jacket with straps and buckles that was worn by Freddie Mercury during numerous shows during Queen’s 1986 "Magic Tour". The Magic Tour was Queen’s biggest tour and also Mercury’s final tour with the band. The jacket was designed by Diana Moseley, who designed many of the band member’s costumes. Moseley and Mercury worked closely during the design process of his tour costumes.

The most important document ever offered for sale... The German surrender agreement that ended the Second World War. Alexander Bitar History has the enormous honor and privilege to offer the document that ended the Second World War – the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany.