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MICHAEL JACKSON A stage costume epaulet said to have been worn by Michael Jackson during the Victory Tour (1984), from the Dick Clark collection. Ornamental epaulet composed of translucent beads of various sizes, rows of small iridescent beads, and metal elements, said to have been worn by Michael Jackson during the 1984 Victory Tour. This epaulet comes from the collection of Dick Clark, the famous American television host and producer best known for creating the hit television show *American Bandstand*. The accessory is accompanied by its certificate from the Dick Clark auction, bearing the lot number and confirming this attribution, as well as its original inventory tag. Provenance: Dick Clark Collection, United States; subsequently sold at Guernsey’s, New York, “The Dick Clark Auction,” December 6, 2006, lot 593. Private collection.
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