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Lot Essay
In the accompanying letter from Alan Lancaaster he states The bomber jackets were made for the band to wear pre and post stage, when touring. But even off-the-road, they seemed to be the band's main attire.
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Status Quo Alan Lancaster
Three tour jackets, comprising; a military-style khaki bomber jacket with zip fastening and bright orange lining signed on the inside by Alan Lancaster, adorned with numerous badges of stylised military insignia; a black bomber jacket with faux-fur collar and zip fastening, embroidered on right breast pocket Alan and on the back Status Quo, Europe 1982, Tasco; a navy blue bomber jacket, with zip fastening and bright orange inner lining signed Alan Lancaster, embroidered on the right breast Status Quo, Tour 84 and on the left breast End Of The Road; accompanied by a fan's photograph of Alan wearing one of the jackets and a letter concerning the provenance (5)
Three tour jackets, comprising; a military-style khaki bomber jacket with zip fastening and bright orange lining signed on the inside by Alan Lancaster, adorned with numerous badges of stylised military insignia; a black bomber jacket with faux-fur collar and zip fastening, embroidered on right breast pocket Alan and on the back Status Quo, Europe 1982, Tasco; a navy blue bomber jacket, with zip fastening and bright orange inner lining signed Alan Lancaster, embroidered on the right breast Status Quo, Tour 84 and on the left breast End Of The Road; accompanied by a fan's photograph of Alan wearing one of the jackets and a letter concerning the provenance (5)
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