US 8-track cassette tape.

US 8-track cassette tape.

Five green synthetic belts with differently coloured rhinestones and snap closure. Three belts are marked "Mik" for Michael Jackson, "ML" for Marlon, and "Jak" for Jackie. The other two belts are presumably for Tito and Jermaine.

Two leather belts with the "J5" logo. The black one reads "Michael" and the one in light brown colour reads "Randy." Michael's belt is missing a buckle.

A handpainted animation art celluloid of Michael laying on his side, next to Rosie the snake and his two pet mice, Ray and Charles. Used for the production of the animated J5 series from 1971.

Pencil on Parchemin L.A.R. paper original animation drawing showing Michael Jackson riding in a rocket ship with wheels. Marked "P/16" and "20/A" in the lower right corner.

50 1/2"x50" original oil painting commissioned in 1970 for the album cover of an upcoming Jackson 5 record. Was never used and became the property of Bob Jones. Signed "LRC" by the artist, M. Werlin.

1972 NAACP Image Award presented to the Jackson 5 as "Recording Industry Male Vocal Group of The Year."

Michael Jackson Industry Awards

This board game features a deck of Jumbo Playing Cards, coins, scorecard, and marker. 1972 Shindana Toys/Motown.

1976 Cal Prep YEARBOOK, Cal Prep School, Encino.

Autograph book owned by Brigette Miller, a fellow student of Michael at Montclair College Prep school. Signed by Michael three times: "Love Always Michael Jackson," "Best Wishes Michael Jackson," "Love Michael Jackson".

A yearbook from the Walton School of Panorama City, California, from the 1970–1971 school year, featuring photographs of Michael, Marlon, and Tito Jackson. The yearbook is inscribed in pencil “Michael Jackson Best of luck to Russ.”

Includes a section on the J5 and they are included on the cover.

1970 very rare promotional uncut sheet with groovy buttons by J5 given inside Cereal box.

1970 US official groovy button set given inside a Cereal Box.

1970 US official groovy button set given inside a Cereal Box.

1970 Rare US Post Cereal box with a Jackson 5 cardboard record, part of a series of 5 cut-out records.

1970 Rare US Post Cereal box with inside a set of 3 J5 groovy buttons.

A vintage Milton honeycomb knit synthetic green basketball jersey, with diagonal "Jackson Five" logo and #14 on the front. Signed in black felt tip pen, "Love Michael Jackson".

1973 Academy Awards outfit worn by Michael Jackson for the performance of the song "Ben". Ensebmle consists of a red synthetic blend tunic and a black synthetic blend, tab front flared trousers.

Black & white costume consisting of a shirt, knickers style trousers and original Danskin tightsworn by Michael for the Flip Wilson Show and publicity photoshoots.

US promo display.

1973 US original promo display showing a plane with the Jackson 5 name + instructions to build the mobile.

A page of drawings in black ink titled "Study Methods (Michael Jackson)". Page one shows a stylized head of a man in profile and the face of Donald Duck. On the verso is a drawing of a hand.

During his stay at the Playboy Plaza Hotel in Miami Beach in 1972, Michael made this drawing of a girl with a diamond ring on her finger. The drawing is made with red marker on hotel stationery and signed by Michael.

Selected items from the "Soul Mate" club Michael Jackson kit including a printed letter from Michael which was written on Jackson 5 stationery with images of all five brothers, a membership card, a pink promotional card with nine Michael pictures and a bl

Official movie one sheet promo poster. Features rats similar to those on the early version of Michael's "Ben" LP. Bottom reads "'Ben's Song' by MICHAEL JACKSON on Motown Records."

Official movie one sheet promo poster. Pictures all the artists from the movie, including the J5. Reads: "They Came From Every Corner Of The World..."

Official Motown promo featuring nice portrait of MJ smiling.

Promo poster from 1972 published by Motown Record Corporation.

Jackson 5 US live show ticket in Racine on July 1,1967.

Patchwork denim jacket heavily embellished with silver metal studs and rhinestone detailing. Michael wore this jacket during a 1970s photo session with his family wearing matching denim outfits, as shown on the December 1974 issue of Ebony.

Merry Christmas Commercial 12" Single (UK)

Jackson Five's "Body Language" (Fat Camp's Lovedance Edit) featuring as lead song on this Motown re-release DJ 12 inch single, from 2005, in the UK. Also features a remix of The Supremes "Stone Love" (Tom Moulton MIx) on the reverse. Motown logo shows pro

1970 Argentinian Promotional 7" Single.

1974 Jackson Five Commercial 7" Single.

Japanese white label promo. Includes inserted 4-pages sheet with songs' lyrics and Japanese texts.

US promo LP.

Rare Japanese CD Album with Christmas songs by the Jackson 5.

Jackson 5 Five Icon US Walmart Exclusive Blue Sky LP Vinyl

1970 Rare South African printing of Third Album.

1970 Rare Costa Rica's 2 track 7" single.

Danish 7" single.

Rare 1971 Italian LP Album.

Looking Through The Windows cassette tape from the USA.

Third Album by the Jackson 5 on cassette.

Happy-We're Almost There With Free Poster 7" Single (UK Picture Sleeve)

Jackson 5 Five Icon US Walmart Exclusive Blue Sky LP Vinyl

1970 Spanish limited edition of Discolibro series.

'GIT' Get It Together Promo Display LP Flat.

September 1971 issue of Creem magazine featuring a cartoon image of the Jackson 5 on the front cover with title article, "Jackson Five at Home" signed on front cover in black marker Love Michael Jackson." Date of signature unknown.

1971 US magazine

1972 magazine

Has red "Forever Michael" Motown logo/patch (1975) (USA)

1986 German 2CD Album set.

1994 10 track release of the album Music & Me.

1971 Portuguese 7" single with different cover.

Rockin' Robin Portugal 7" single.

German picture sleeve release with animated cover image.

Farewell My Summer Love 12" Single (Germany Picture Sleeve)

1973 Rare Columbian Commercial LP Album.

1993 Brazilian Reissue of Ben LP Album.

Japanese white label promo. Complete with OBI and inserted 2-pages sheet with songs' lyrics and Japanese texts.

Promotional Album of Ben 1972 with Rat Cover and Blue Motown Label

1972 Very Rare Mexican Promotional 7" single of Ben.

UK 7" single no sleeve.

10 track Motown era album from 1972. Made in Germany for UK/Europe distribution.

10 track Motown era album. Made in Germany for UK/Europe distribution.

French LP Album with Jackson 5 background vocals.

The J5 are featured on the song "Do I Owe," and quite possibly on the tracks "Love Don't Want To Leave" & "Homeward Bound."

Reissue single. A side features J5 on backing vocals.

A side features backing vocals by the Jackson Five.

White label promo issued with a picture sleeve. Songs taken from the "Diana!" Original TV Soundtrack. A side is a duet with Diana and the J5. B side is Diana with Bill Cosby.

1976 Argentinian Commercial 7" Single.

1974 MDLT-Willis song written and produced by the Jackson Five Commercial 7" Single.

Red vinyl WLP.

Red vinyl WLP.

Diana! Original TV Soundtrack Commercial LP Album (UK)

Michael's Face Appiers In The Letter; "M" Of Tamla And In The Word: "Is" Compilation Containes: Ain't No Sunshine, Rockin' Robin & Ben

One 35mm Transparency Slide from 16-Magazine Archives. Taken from a 1971 photoshoot. Photographer Unknown

1 Strip of 3 2.25" photo negatives. Jackson Five at 1972 Watts Christmas Parade. Los Angeles, California

1970 Silver plate belonged to Michael Jackson in his Neverland Ranch with inscription by Motown.

Seeburg Jukebox

Contract dated June 30, 1971 between the Jackson Five and Clerow Productions Inc. establishing terms for their September 17th, 1971 appearance on the Flip Wilson Show. Their compensation for the performance is $7,500.00.

Contract dated April 10, 1968 contracting "Michael and the Jackson Five" to perform on Friday April 26, 1968 for an after prom performance of Thomas Edison Junior-Senior Prom in Gary, Indiana. Signed in black pen by Michael Jackson.

A 1973 invitation to a "Thank You" event at the Jacksons Hayvenhurst home. Signed by Jackie, Marlon, Randy and Michael Jackson, Redd Foxx, Maureen McCormick, and one other illegible signature.

Jackson 5 promo flyer by EMI London signed by Marlon, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine and Michael Jackson.

1 1/4" gold pendant with "revolving" lucite ball inside. One side is B&W picture of a young MJ wearing a hat, smiling. The other side is B&W picture of the Jackson Five around a "J5" logo. Probably a US fan club item from the early 70's.

Vintage J5 Tour T Shirt from the 70's

Joe Jackson's original "Great Western" savings account bank book he held as trustee to the Jackson Five (listed as Michael, Jermaine, Toriano, Sigmund and Marlon). Dated September 12, 1975.

Michael Jackson's performer card and brochure from the 1972 Royal Variety Performance for the Queen Mother.

Costa Rica's 10 track LP Album.

1972 The Golden Hits LP Taiwan

1972 Brazilian LP Album.

Black and white promo photo of the Jackson 5 signed in black pen by all six Jackson brothers "Mike, Tito, Randy, Jermaine, Marlon, Jackie."

Black and white publicity photo of the Jackson 5 autographed by "Mike", Tito, Jackie, Jermaine, and Marlon.

Large publicity manual with articles and scenes from the film, featuring all of the performers. Includes six page advertising booklet. 1973 Stellar Productions, (#73/322).

10"x8" B&W glossy of the mayor of Gary, Indiana presenting the keys of the city to Joseph Jackson and the Jackson Five. 1971 Motown Record Corp. Brief typed write up attached: "For Immediate Release: February 4, 1971..."

Program from the 45th annual Academy Awards March 27, 1973 with Michael's song Ben listed as a nominee for Best Song.

A collection of eight original color 2 1/4" negatives, with 4" by 5 1/2" color prints of each image. Seven of the images show Michael Jackson posing in a kimono with a fan or with his brothers during their 1973 World Tour of Japan.

A collection of 60 original vintage negatives of the Jackson 5 performing "Dancing Machine" on The Carol Burnett Show in 1974.

Motown At The Hollywood Palace promo US LP.

This LP includes excerpts of 60 "Jobete" written songs including ABC/Hallelujah Day/I Want You Back/The Love You Save/Mama's Pearl/Maybe Tomorrow/Sugar Daddy

1972 AFRTS edition of Ben one-side only.

Michael and the Jackson Five are featured on three interview segments. Comes with no record cover. Song excerpts include: ABC, Whatever You Got, I Want, Never Can Say Goodbye, Dancing Machine.

RIIA Gold Record Award of Dancing Machine presented to the Jackson 5 for the sale of more than 500,000 copies sold in USA.

Motown gold record award presented to Michael for the sale of 1,000,000 copies of the Jackson 5 single "I'll Be There".

Copy of the 1976 Jackson 5 album Joyful Jukebox, signed by Michael Jackson on the cover in black marker.

Copy of the 1975 Jackson 5 album Moving Violation, signed by Michael Jackson on the cover in black marker.

1969 Reel-to-Reel of Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5 Featuring I Want You Back - 4 Track - 3 ¾ IPS - Stereo

1970 Reel-to-Reel of Third Album.

UK Commercial release of "The Boogie Man".

UK 7" Release.

Black polyester, button front, long-sleeve shirt. A "Boyd Clopton" label with handwritten "Mike J." indicates that the shirt was worn by Michael Jackson.

Yellow, button front, long-sleeve shirt with tuxedo style ruffles with green detailing and an "International Costume Co." label reading "Mike" indicating the shirt was worn by Michael Jackson.

Includes 15 J5 songs plus photos and biography.

Features a short photo section with 10 songs.

1971 3rd cardboard single that could be cut out on the back of Post Cereal. Mama's Pearl in this record.

Pocztekowka dzwiekow(singing postcard) with two tracks on it! first track is Rockin' Robin, second track is "Rock And Roll" by Gary Glitter!

1972 yearbook from Walton School of Panorama City, California where Michael and his brothers attended school in 1972-72 (when MJ was 13-14 years old). Includes photos of Michael, Marlon, Jermaine and Tito Jackson.

Script for the Jackson 5 TV special "Goin' Back To Indiana" that aired on September 19, 1971.

Cinerama Releasing Presents "Ben" Michael Jackson Radio Spot Announcements.

Very Rare 1973 Promotional 7" single with Xmas greetings from various artists of Motown.

Signed black and white postcard showing a mansion at Birchfield Lodge, in Derbyshire (UK). Michael was 14 years old.

Group portrait of the J5 in Panini's "Pop Stars" card series (#79). Mini-Poster Zum Sammeln, c. 1971. Printed in Italy.

2"x2" "reflective" stickers, each featuring a different member of the group (Marlon is missing from this set). The back includes name, birthday, and "favorites." Possibly a fan club or cereal box item. BLA Productions, 1973 Motown Record Corp. (UK)

1960,s Original Black Felt Pennant sold at Jackson 5 concert venues.

1960,s Original Blue Felt Pennant sold at Jackson 5 concert venues.

1975 test pressing of the Jackson Five's 7" single 'Body Language'.

German testpressing 7" single of Morning Glow

Vintage Jackson Five action game in original shrink wrapping that is signed in black marker, "Michael Jackson." Was probably signed in the late 1980's or 1990's.

Mexican 12 track CD album.

The Jackson 5 with Michael Jackson The First Recordings [CHARLY 2009]

This watch is probably from around 1970 and was possibly issued through the J5 Fan Club. Black leather band with the LP cover of the J5 Christmas Album as the face with gold border. (USA)