
Priest and NWOBHM Battle Jacket
Many hours of collecting and sewing here. Patches from gigs, festivals and custom made.
Many hours of collecting and sewing here. Patches from gigs, festivals and custom made.
These were the jeans I'd always wear to gigs in Manchester in the mid/late 80s, and over time I added patches, bleach, safety pins, etc. Eventually, my mum complained about "the state of them!" and insisted I threw them out. I would go out wearing other jean,s with these jeans in a plastic bag, and would change into them on the train. There are four Black Sabbath patches, one Led Zeppelin, and one Kerrang. I added the beer towel to cover a massive hole I accidenally created with the over-enthusiastic use of bleach.
Garment featured in the original 1975 Black Sabbath 'Sabotage Tour' program by Martyn Dean. Also featured on the official Black Sabbath Instagram page. Obtained from a relative of the band and in my private collection since 1980.
This Jacket is certainly one of the coolest historical Black Sabbath items ever ! The jacket was bought by Tony Iommi in 1969 and wore it out through Sabbath's early tours adding stickers and patches along the way.The Jacket was donated by Tony Iommi to Hard Rock and is currently in display at Hard Rock in Berlin,Germany.
Denim waistcoat with various patches, pins and badges all related to Black Sabbath
Hand embroidered Black Sabbath logo, some patches from 80's 90's and 00's
Old shirts from the late eighties to early nineties.
From my 62 years old mate shirts collection. The senile fool can't remenber when he purchased it ;) I would think it's from the late seventies. Iron on transfer as they use to do back then. Quite faded but nice one though.
Denim Jacket (1986). Featuring patches from Black Sabbath, Judas Priest & Led Zeppelin.
Courtesy of Tony Iommi
This denim jacket with assorted patches was worn by its owner around 1986-1990.
I got these 2 tour shirts from a friend of mine. I dont know the origin of them. If anyone has info get back to me!