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1980 2 569
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Judas Priest Programme

Belongs to Malcolm Carter Age 49Judas Priest 1980 Tour Programme

1980 576
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Monsters Of Rock programme

Malcolm Carter - Age 49 1980 A4 - Monsters of Rock Programme Headline Rainbow - Support Judas Priest

80s 1 458
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Judas Priest Odeon Ticket

Malcolm Carter Age 49 Judas Priest centre stalls ticket for the Odeon Theatre Birmingham £3.75

1979 534
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Judas Priest Programme 1979

Acquired from Andrew Smith Judas Priest programme 1979 A4

1986 383
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Torontos biggest Priest show

this was the biggest show Priest has done in Toronto playing in front of 30, 000. This was The Turbo Tour.

1984 400
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Screaming for Vengeance!

My very first Priest show.....what an introduction!

1972 531
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1972 Gig Contract

1972 gig contract. 2J's Club Braintree. 15 pounds in payment.

1972 422
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letter to Priest managemant 1972

Letter to David Corke on booking Priest in April 1972 at Lakeland Lounge.

1974 606
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letter from Priest management

Letter from David Corke to The Marquee Club talking of payment agreement. Gig Date Sept 19, 1974

1983 592
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Judas Priest Live VHS video, initially release in 1983 by Sony Music. Cat no: 2008102. Recorded live at Mid South Colliseum, Memphis, TN, 12th December 1982. This video was re-released on DVD in 2006 as 'Live Vengeance 82'.

1983 430
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Ticket for Judas Priest gig, London 1983

Saturday 17th December 1983 Judas Priest with support on the night from Quiet Riot Hammersmith Odeon, London

80s 480
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Judas Priest Odeon Ticket

Acquired from Andrew Smith Judas Priest Ticket Odeon Theatre Birmingham Thursday 27th March Centre Stalls £3.75

1980 561
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Judas Priest Programme

Acquired from Andrew Smith Donnington ‘Monsters Of Rock’ Programme 1980 Headline – Rainbow Support – Judas Priest, Scorpions, Saxon, Riot

1970 5 600
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Shaking The Hand Of Doom

None More Black!

1986 4 1125
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denim jacket with patches

This is the denim jacket I pretty much lived in between 1986 and 1989, when it got a bit too small. Most patches came from a stall at Basingstoke market.

1978 1 478
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