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1971 414
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Judas Priest – Rare 1981 7″ Record

Tracks: Sinner Exciter Hell Bent For Leather Ripper Hot Rockin' Green Manalishi (with the two pronged crown)

1980 486
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Judas Priest British Steel LP signed by Rob Halford (1980)

1980 634
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Judas Priest British Steel necklace (1980)

1972 530
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1972 Gig Contract

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

70s 713
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1981 583
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Donington ‘Monsters of Rock’ Festival Plaque (1981)

Donington 'Monsters of Rock' Festival Plaque (1981). Playing that year were: AC/DC, Whitesnake, Blue Öyster Cult, Slade, Blackfoot, More, etc.

70s 448
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Glenn Tipton on stage at Henry’s Blueshouse

Glenn Tipton joined Judas Priest as guitarist in 1974. Here he is on stage at Henry’s Blueshouse with his band of the time: The Flying Hat Band.

1980 410
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Brum Beat Bootleg Paper from 1st Donington

Paper given out free at first ever Donington

1981 453
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Judas Priest Mexican 7” Sinner single (1981)

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

1982 550
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Judas Priest guest pass (1982)

1978 475
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70s 1 663
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Glen Tipton with The Flying Hat Band

Glen Tipton with The Flying Hat Band.

1986 849
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Denim Jacket (1986)

Denim Jacket (1986). Featuring patches from Black Sabbath, Judas Priest & Led Zeppelin.

1973 – lots of hair and drinking at The Giffard (Arms), Wolverhampton

1973

1973 – lots of hair and drinking at The Giffard (Arms), Wolverhampton

1984 454
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Judas Priest rare Japanese special DJ copy (1984)

1988 452
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I wonder if there was a cassette sngle too? The image on the cover was taken by Tony Mottram. The song from the soundtrack to the film. The blurb from wikipedia… “Johnny Be Good is a 1988 American comedy film directed by Bud Smith, starring Anthony Michael Hall .
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70s 633
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Judas Priest 25mm D ring badge (approx 1970s)

Judas Priest 25mm D ring badge most likely from sometime in the 1970s. Courtesy of Steve Grennan

1988 550
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Rob Halford Ram It Down Leather Waistcoat

Ram It Down Leather Waistcoat. This history of this waistcoat is not as clear. Rob can’t recall who exactly made this for him, although once again, it will probably have been Ray Brown. The ‘Ram it Down’ album release was followed by the ‘Mercenaries Of Metal 88’ tour. Ray Brown is credited on his site as being the clothing designer for this, and other, Priest Tours. It could have been worn at the Powerhouse, Birmingham 12.06.88, when Priest played there.

1984 1 474
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