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ROLLING STONES PHONE

One of the 20th anniversary of Rolling Stones collector's kits by Tristar International in NY. The item number is 1040.

Though wrist watchs, key holders and so on were sold too, but especially this tongue phone drew interest. Recently it was put up at an auction of Christie's New York.

Its type face of "Rolling Stones" on a box was used as logo of the first Stones official fan club. Also its logo was used on the cover of program of movie "Let's Spend The Night Together" not Mick's photo.

MICK JAGGER VIDEO PUPPET

Mick's puppet of Fingertronic series by British Bendy Toys.

Mick's countenance changes when put fingers to 4 holes on the back of box and move.

The purchase date was perhaps latter of '80s, but it's supposed that its motif is Mick in '78 to '81 from his hair style.

The puppet of Phil Collins, Stevie Wonder etc. were released too, but unfortunately not Keith's puppet.

BILL GRAHAM AUTOGRAPH 1982 TOUR T

For Bill Graham, '82 European Tour became the last Stones tour by his produce. This is the T-shirt of that tour with Bill's autograph.

Bill Graham. He is very famous producer, but he was a kind of daddy longlegs for me.

'78 was the year of my first trip to abroad and my first Stones concert. A poor English speaker travels alone. Bill gave me a chance to meet the members of Stones and to take photos of concert. Also he allowed me to be on stage during its demolition after Anaheim shows on Jul. 24.

This amazing experience is my most special and unfadable memory among my experiences on Stones.

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