Vintage 70s Stage-Worn Jordache Jeans, Concert Promo, Sax Gig Bag, Photo, Cert Authenticity - Personally Autographed to YOU by Mark Lindsay

This is a huge collection!

It includes a pair of Mark Lindsay's vintage Jordache jeans that he bought in the late 70s. He loved the new "skinny" look and fit. He wore them for a few years, then put them away, but pulled them out for some gigs in the early 90s...then back to storage. He's pictured backstage wearing them at one of the shows with an unidentified person, and in his left hand he's holding his soft-sided sax case. The jeans are 100% cotton, made in Hong King, and sized 32 waist and "L" inseam.

This offering includes the sax case that Mark is holding in the photo. It measures 32" long, 12" high, and 5" deep, and it's made by Woodwind & Brasswind to fit a tenor sax. Mark carried it to every gig he did in the early 90s until he switched to a hard case.

It also includes the promotional materials for the 2/9/1993 benefit concert that Mark did in Boston, WHERE HE WORE THESE JEANS, organized by Barry Scott, host of the Lost 45s radio show. The Captain and Tennille headlined the show, and also appearing were The Cowsills, Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods, Alan O'Day, and Tony Defranco. The show was for the benefit of the AIDS Action Committee to help with arresting the spread of the then nearly always fatal disease. 

We'll include three 4"x6" photos as shown (playing sax, with a person from the show, and a close-up of the logo on the pants), which he will PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPH to the name of your choice. The marklindsay.com watermark will not appear on your photo. We'll also include a Certificate of Authenticity for the jeans and a separate one for the sax case, which Mark will also sign to you.

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