Rock 101 Collector's Box
Rock 101 Collector's Box
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Own a piece of rock history with this exclusive AC/DC Limited Edition Collector's Box, inspired by a rare 1976 press shoot in London. Created for dedicated fans and collectors, only 500 limited box sets have been produced worldwide, making this a truly rare addition to any rock collection.
Featuring specially designed AC/DC pieces that center around the photo shoot, the Collector's Box includes a collectible replica cricket cap (as pictured on Angus), a premium notebook, an embroidered iron-on patch, a ceramic 'milk bottle' pencil pot with branded pencils, and a unique numbered photograph of Angus Young, taken in London in May 1976 and signed by the photographer Chris Capstick.
With only 500 available worldwide, this is a must-have collector’s piece for true AC/DC fans.
Product Details:
Includes a numbered edition photograph of Angus Young
Signed by photographer Chris Capstick.
Pencil Pot
Material: Ceramic porcelain clay
Height: 7"
Pencil
Notebook
Size: A5 (5.83" x 8.27")
Embroidered Patch
Size: 3"
Iron-on backing
Cap
Material: 60% wool / 40% polyester
Embroidered AC/DC logo
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- BBryanI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars18 hours ago5 Stars
awesome additional collaboration for my collection.
Was this helpful? - AMAdriana M.Verified BuyerI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 days agoamazing awesome perfect!!!
The Box is sper awesome i loved the numbered detail in angus picture, all the materials are super cool and good quality, I would even buy another one, totally love it!!!
Was this helpful? - JJJose J. A.Verified BuyerI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoA must
A must have for a AC/DC fan. Wish it was signed by the band members. Great addition to my collection.
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