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Michael Jackson BAD World Tour souvenir fedora. These were originally only ever sold at the Japanese concerts in 1987, making them very hard to find! BAD was the first solo concert tour for Michael Jackson. The 123-show world tour began on September 12, 1987 in Japan, and concluded on January 27, 1989 in Los Angeles.…

This limited-edition “Artist of the Decade” presentation award was released in 1990, and this is one of 1000 displays produced by Platinum Limited Editions. The display contains a platinum LP record, album cover images and a plaque listing Michael Jackson’s many accomplishments as a solo artist during the 1980s. It also has a small plaque…

This white label 7″ promo single was from the “ET Storybook” Boxset release, which featured Michael Jackson narrating the story of ET. There was a lot of controversy between record labels for this release, as Michael was signed to Epic, but released this recording with MCA. Ultimately this was considered to be a breach of…

‘Smile’ was scheduled to be the 7th and final single released from Michael Jackson’s HIStory album. Sony planned to release in CD and 12″ vinyl on December 28, 1997. However, it was cancelled at the last minute and only a few copies, mostly promos, went into circulation in the UK, South Africa and the Netherlands.…

This Michael Jackson speaker set was originally designed in 1998 by Reema International Co. Ltd. with the intention to distribute in Germany. These were personally approved by Michael and licensed by Triumph International, but they were never commercially released, likely related to patent and/or trademark issues.

Lamborghini model car similar to the one used by Michael Jackson used in Moonwalker and in Pepsi chase commercial. This extremely rare toy was made very limited quantities for the 1989 Moonwalker promotional campaign in Germany. They were only ever used giveaway prizes or given to Pepsi staff.

On July 16, 1988 Michael Jackson performed a special charity concert in London. Before his third sell-out show at Wembley Stadium Michael Jackson met the Prince of Wales and Princess Diana. He donated £450,000 to the Prince’s Trust, and a check for £100,000 for the Great Ormond Street Hospital. Later that night the royal couple…

  This glove was sent by Epic Records in 1984 to top executives inviting them to celebrate Thriller being certified as the biggest selling album of all time by the Guinness Book Of World Records! The cotton left-hand glove with wrist snap, 9.5″ in length, and reads: “Walter Yetnikoff, Don Dempsey, Allen Davis, Invite you to a Michael Jackson Thriller…

Welcome to the Owners Vault at MJ Market. This section of the website will feature items from the personal Michael Jackson collection of owner Jonathan Downie. Check back weekly for new updates.