One collector, one band, forty years. Aaron Baker started hunting AC/DC at nine years old and never stopped — test pressings and printer's proofs, Atlantic Records memos written the week Bon Scott died, tour wardrobe, sales awards, and pressings from Israel, North Korea, Peru and East Germany. All of it, catalogued and open at $5.
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This is an original 3" x 3" concert ticket stub from AC/DC's powerful performance at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London on November 16, 1980. Part of the band's legendary "Back in Black" tour, their first with Brian Johnson. This show was a landmark moment in rock history following the passing of Bon Scott earlier that year. Priced at 4.50, this orange-toned ticket bears the bold black print of venue and seating details, with red numbering and the section code "XJ 37." The stub also includes warnings typical of the era: no cameras, recording equipment, or refunds. A rare and historic piece from a pivotal night in AC/DC's rise to global superstardom.
SKU: ICN-000802
Sleek and bold, this official AC/DC tour jacket was sold during the band's Rock or Bust World Tour. Made from a polyurethane/cotton blend with a satin inner lining, it features embroidered logos on the chest, back, and left shoulder-including the iconic AC/DC cannon and lightning bolt zipper pull. Tagged XL, this is a badass piece of road gear for any serious fan.
SKU: ICN-000886
Presented here is an extremely rare AC/DC file copy concert flyer created to promote shows during the For Those About to Rock tour. Measuring 8" x 10", the flyer advertises AC/DC with special guest Midnight Flyer, scheduled for February 21 and 22, 1982 at The Forum in Los Angeles, and February 23, 1982 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. Printed with promotional details and ticket information, this file copy originates from the original production process and features printer's notations, making it a unique piece of AC/DC's touring history and promotional legacy.
SKU: ICN-000902
An outstanding 1978 UK Atlantic Records pressing of AC/DC's legendary live album If You Want Blood You've Got It, issued under catalog number K 50532. Featuring the classic green, white, and orange Atlantic Records labels and original concert photography, this album captures AC/DC during one of the most electrifying periods of their remarkable career.
Released in 1978, If You Want Blood You've Got It was AC/DC's first official live album and the only live album issued during the lifetime of original vocalist Bon Scott. Recorded during the band's 1978 world tour, primarily at Glasgow's Apollo Theatre in Scotland, the album captures the raw energy, relentless guitar work, and explosive stage presence that helped establish AC/DC as one of the greatest live rock bands of all time.
The album features ten powerful performances, including "Riff Raff," "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," "Bad Boy Boogie," "The Jack," "Problem Child," "Whole Lotta Rosie," "Rock 'n' Roll Damnation," "High Voltage," "Let There Be Rock," and "Rocker." Produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, the recording showcases the classic lineup of Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd.
This British Atlantic Records edition carries catalog number K 50532, with the original Atlantic label design, 1978 copyright information, and Warner Communications markings. The record is housed in its illustrated picture sleeve.
SKU: ACDC-001075
This is a large 36" x 24" promotional poster for AC/DC's Black Ice Tour, featuring a stylized image of Angus Young in his signature schoolboy outfit. The poster advertises the band's December 2, 4, and 6 performances at Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires, Argentina, part of their massive world tour in support of the Black Ice album. Printed with bold Spanish text "En Concierto," it highlights AC/DC's enduring global presence and historic concerts in South America. Produced for promotional display, this poster was not sold commercially and stands as a striking collectible from one of AC/DC's most successful tours.
SKU: ICN-000875
This lot features four AC/DC compact discs representing both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. Included is Blow Up Your Video from 1988, If You Want Blood You've Got It, the band's first official live album released in 1978, The Razors Edge from 1990 featuring hits like Thunderstruck and Moneytalks, and the iconic Highway to Hell, Bon Scott's final album with the band. Together, these discs highlight AC/DC's evolution from their hard-hitting '70s breakthrough to their global stadium dominance in the '80s and '90s.
SKU: ICN-000854
An exceptionally collectible 1985 radio-only transcription LP from Metalshop, the nationally syndicated heavy metal radio program produced by MJI Broadcasting, Inc. This special broadcast, designated Show No. 77, was prepared for the week of July 19, 1985, and features AC/DC during the promotion of their Fly on the Wall album.
Pressed exclusively for professional radio broadcasting rather than commercial retail sale, this original 12-inch vinyl LP features the distinctive yellow Metalshop labels, with MS 77-A and MS 77-B side designations, MJI Broadcasting identification, and the original July 19, 1985 broadcast date.
The program features interviews with AC/DC vocalist Brian Johnson and guitarist Angus Young, discussing the band during an important period in its history. The broadcast includes AC/DC's "Shake Your Foundations" and "Hell or High Water," alongside additional hard rock and heavy metal recordings, artist interviews, music news, and period radio advertising.
Of particular interest is the inclusion of the original MJI Broadcasting cue sheets, identifying the program's musical selections, interview segments, commercial breaks, and precise running times. These documents provide an unusual behind-the-scenes look at how syndicated rock radio programming was produced and distributed during the 1980s.
Unlike commercially released AC/DC records, these specialized transcription discs were manufactured for radio station use, making surviving examples with their accompanying broadcast paperwork particularly desirable to collectors of AC/DC memorabilia, promotional recordings, and vintage rock radio history.
A fascinating piece of AC/DC's Fly on the Wall era, preserving the band's contemporary radio interviews and the original presentation of one of America's syndicated heavy metal programs.
SKU: ICN-001068
This lot includes four international AC/DC cassette tapes spanning several key releases. Featured is Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap from Canada and Highway to Hell issued in the USA. Also included is Flick of the Switch, an Australian release, and '74 Jailbreak, manufactured in Malaysia. Together, these tapes showcase AC/DC's global reach with editions from multiple countries, representing both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. A unique set for collectors of the band's worldwide cassette releases.
SKU: ICN-000846
An exceptionally scarce and unusual piece of early AC/DC promotional memorabilia, this original Atlantic Records deck of playing cards was reportedly produced circa 1977 as part of the record label's promotional efforts surrounding the band's introduction to American audiences.
The specially designed playing-card box features the classic AC/DC lightning-bolt logo above the title "She's Got the Jack", accompanied by the Atlantic Records logo against a red oval background. The reverse features a traditional playing-card design incorporating the four card suits, while the sides are printed with the words "Deluxe Playing Cards."
The promotional deck takes its name from AC/DC's classic Bon Scott-era song "The Jack," a particularly fitting choice given the song's poker-themed lyrics and double meanings.
This example remains in its original clear wrapping, with the playing-card box unopened. The cards themselves have not been inspected.
An outstanding addition to a serious AC/DC collection, particularly for enthusiasts of original Bon Scott-era memorabilia, early Atlantic Records promotional material, and unusual music-industry collectibles.
SKU: ICN-001048
This fascinating Atlantic Records "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo, dated August 11, 1980, was issued by Stu Ginsburg to Paul Cooper regarding AC/DC's stance on a proposed Rolling Stone magazine interview. Referencing an earlier August 6 memo, Ginsburg makes it clear that the band did not wish to proceed with the interview at that time. Typed on official Atlantic Recording Corporation letterhead and bearing Ginsburg's signature, the memo captures a candid behind-the-scenes moment in the immediate wake of AC/DC's Back in Black release. As the band navigated one of the most pivotal periods in their career, this document offers a rare glimpse into their carefully managed media presence during a defining era in rock history.
SKU: ICN-000754
A rare Spanish promotional-only 7-inch single by AC/DC, released in 1983 under catalog number 78 9774-7 on Atlantic / WEA Records. The A-side features "Pistolas de Alquiler (Guns for Hire)," with its title translated into Spanish for this special issue, while the B-side includes "Landslide." Both songs were written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson, and appear on the Flick of the Switch album. The labels are marked "Disco Promocional - Prohibida su venta," confirming this pressing was produced exclusively for promotional use and not sold commercially. With its Spanish-only picture sleeve and unique titling, this promo stands out as one of the scarcer AC/DC vinyl issues from the early 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000940
A fantastic piece of AC/DC memorabilia, this officially licensed 2010 AC/DC billiard ball set combines the legendary Australian rock band's unmistakable imagery with a classic game of pool.
Manufactured in China and distributed by Licensing Essentials Pty Ltd. under license from Leidseplein Presse B.V., this collectible set features 16 billiard balls, consisting of fifteen individually numbered balls and a matching cue ball. Each ball displays AC/DC's iconic lightning-bolt logo, with the traditional solid and striped colors retained throughout the set.
The balls are housed in their original custom presentation box, featuring the band's distinctive red-and-yellow AC/DC logo against a black background, with red, orange, and yellow flame graphics wrapping around the lower portion. The lid is prominently marked "AC/DC - Set of Pool Balls," while the reverse features information about the band's history and commercial success.
SKU: ACDC-001096
Offered here is an unofficial AC/DC LP released on Bad Boy Records, featuring early material and live tracks. This special limited edition pressing includes tracks such as "Baby Please Don't Go," "Problem Child," and "Rising Power." Issued without an official catalog number, this pressing circulated primarily as a collector's item rather than a sanctioned release. Packaged in a plain yellow sleeve with black-and-white labels displaying the Bad Boy Records logo, it is a notable example of the unauthorized vinyl issues that surfaced during AC/DC's rise in popularity. A rare and intriguing piece for dedicated collectors of AC/DC memorabilia and vinyl rarities.
SKU: ICN-000812
An original AC/DC 7-inch shaped picture disc single, catalog number A9377P, issued in the UK in 1986 by Atlantic Records. This limited edition release features You Shook Me All Night Long on one side and a live version of She's Got Balls on the other. The disc is cut to the shape of Brian Johnson sitting in a bathtub, complete with his signature flat cap, making it a standout collectible from the band's vinyl catalog. Housed in its original PVC sleeve with release details printed on the reverse, this edition was released in conjunction with the Who Made Who soundtrack and remains one of the more distinctive and sought-after AC/DC picture discs of the 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000811
An outstanding and seldom-seen 1981 Peruvian promotional pressing of AC/DC's legendary album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, issued by Atlantic Records under catalog number Y-ALT 0016033.6 and manufactured in Peru by El Virrey Industrias Musicales S.A.
Originally released internationally in 1976, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap remains one of the defining recordings of AC/DC's celebrated Bon Scott era. Featuring the unmistakable combination of Bon Scott's gritty vocals and the driving guitars of Angus and Malcolm Young, the album includes such classics as "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," "Problem Child," "Rocker," "Ride On," and "There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'."
What makes this particular pressing especially collectible is its original Peruvian promotional designation. Both Atlantic Records labels prominently display the Spanish inscription "DISCO DE PROMOCION - PROHIBIDA SU VENTA" (Promotional Record - Sale Prohibited), identifying it as a non-retail promotional edition rather than the standard commercially distributed album.
The labels also feature Spanish translations of the song titles alongside their original English names, providing a distinctive regional variation. The album is housed in its illustrated picture sleeve featuring the familiar Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap cover artwork, with a black-and-white rear cover, track listing, and original Peruvian manufacturing information.
SKU: ICN-001071
This is an original 25.25" x 17.75" printer's proof for the fold-out poster issued with AC/DC's 7" vinyl single of Danger backed with Back in Business. Released in 1985 on Atlantic/WEA with catalog number A9532, both tracks are from the Fly on the Wall album, produced by Angus and Malcolm Young. The proof features the striking cartoon fly design associated with the era, printed on a bold yellow background, along with visible printer's color bars and registration marks used in the production process. Intended as the fold-out insert for the commercial release, this proof represents a rare behind-the-scenes artifact from AC/DC's mid-1980s discography.
SKU: ICN-000810
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print by acclaimed Salt Lake Tribune photographer Rick Egan captures AC/DC guitarist Angus Young in a moment of pure rock-and-roll intensity. Shot during a live performance, the image freezes Young mid-action, head thrown back, hair flying, and guitar raised high in his signature schoolboy uniform, embodying the raw power and energy that have defined AC/DC's legendary stage presence. The reverse side of the print features archival stamps, including a January 24, 1991, receipt date from the Salt Lake Tribune Library, a photographer's credit stamp, and a John Rogers Archive catalog label, solidifying its provenance as an authentic piece of rock photography history. This is not just a photo, it's a visual time capsule of AC/DC at their electrifying best.
SKU: ICN-000761
This is the original album cover for AC/DC's rare promotional release, Live from the Atlantic Studios, catalog number LAAS 001. This cover features a striking design with Angus Young front and center, showcasing his signature schoolboy persona, alongside vibrant Atlantic Records branding. The reverse side provides detailed track information and an insightful backstory about the live recording, captured at the iconic Atlantic Recording Studios in December 1977 during a special promotional event. *This lot is for the cover only, the album is not included*
This album was originally distributed in limited quantities in the United States as a promotional-only release, making it a sought-after collector's item among AC/DC fans. Although this piece is the cover only (without the record), it retains its significance as a historical artifact tied to the band's early, hard-hitting era.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000946
Presented here is an 8" x 10" color photographic print featuring Angus Young of AC/DC in his iconic schoolboy uniform, captured mid-performance on stage. With his Gibson SG in hand and his trademark intensity, Angus embodies the electrifying energy that made AC/DC's live shows legendary. His maroon velvet jacket, striped tie, and dynamic posture are instantly recognizable, showcasing the guitarist at the peak of his rock and roll theatrics. Printed on AGFA photo stock, this striking image preserves a vivid moment from one of rock's most enduring performers, making it a powerful collectible for fans and collectors of AC/DC memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-000769
An original 3.5" x 3.5" ticket stub from AC/DC's electrifying performance at the Birmingham International Arena (National Exhibition Centre) on January 20, 1986. Presented by M.C.P., this show was part of the band's Fly on the Wall tour, delivering a full-throttle set of hard rock fury to a packed UK audience. Printed with green and blue accents and featuring venue seating details on the reverse, this authentic stub is a tangible remnant of AC/DC's relentless live energy during the mid-'80s. A rare survivor from a pivotal era in the band's history.
SKU: ICN-000797
A fantastic piece of vintage AC/DC concert memorabilia, this black sweatshirt features colorful double-sided graphics commemorating the band's enormously successful The Razors Edge era and accompanying world tour.
The front displays a large AC/DC logo in silver-gray with red outlines above the distinctive torn-metal artwork associated with the band's 1990 album The Razors Edge. The album title appears in stylized white lettering against a dramatic red background, surrounded by jagged silver and black graphics.
The reverse features a large red illustration of Angus Young as a devilish cartoon character, complete with horns, a hat, oversized shoes, and his unmistakable schoolboy-inspired attire. Flanking the illustration are two columns of concert cities from the band's North American tour, including Madison, Omaha, St. Louis, Kansas City, Sacramento, San Francisco, Vancouver, Portland, Denver, Chicago, Memphis, Knoxville, Birmingham, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Orlando, Miami, and many others.
The sweatshirt is manufactured by Fruit of the Loom, with the original manufacturer's label identifying it as a size XL, made in the USA from a 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend. It features a traditional crew neckline, long sleeves, and rib-knit cuffs and waistband.
SKU: ACDC-001107
This is an extremely rare production test pressing of AC/DC's 1981 album For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), complete with the original insert sheet. The white-label double-sided test pressing features plain labels without printed text, typical of pre-production copies used for internal review before final release. Accompanying the vinyl is the detailed UEA label copy insert sheet, listing track titles, timings, publishing details, and credits, including Robert John "Mutt" Lange as producer. The album, AC/DC's follow-up to Back in Black, includes classics such as the title track, "Evil Walks," and "C.O.D." Test pressings of this kind were produced in extremely limited numbers for industry use, making this a highly collectible artifact from one of AC/DC's most iconic releases.
SKU: ICN-000866
Offered here is an original New Zealand pressing of the AC/DC 7" single It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) backed with Can I Sit Next to You Girl, released on Albert Productions in 1978 under catalog number NZP 3540. Pressed by EMI (New Zealand) Ltd, this issue features the classic black Albert Productions labels with yellow print. The record is housed in a period-correct EMI company sleeve with "The Best Sound on Record" branding. A highly collectible international pressing, this single pairs two iconic tracks from AC/DC's early catalog, representing both the Bon Scott era's rise to prominence and the band's raw rock energy. A standout piece for fans and collectors of vintage AC/DC vinyl.
SKU: ICN-000917
Released in 1987 by Raven Records in Australia (catalog number RVLP-33), Seasons of Change 1968-1972 compiles rare early recordings by Bon Scott, the legendary frontman of AC/DC, from his pre-AC/DC years. The album features material from Scott's tenure with two of his earlier bands, The Valentines and Fraternity, offering a fascinating look at his musical evolution before joining AC/DC in 1974. Included are original tracks such as "Nick Nack Paddy Wack," "Juliette," and the title track "Seasons of Change," as well as an exclusive interview segment. Produced by Glenn A. Baker, the LP provides insight into Scott's versatility as both a singer and performer, highlighting his soulful vocal style and rock foundation that would later define AC/DC's sound. This release stands as a significant archival collection celebrating the formative years of one of rock's most iconic voices.
SKU: ICN-000718
This set includes two AC/DC-related magazines from different regions. The first is the Australian edition of Rolling Stone, featuring Bon Scott on the cover with a headline tribute to the AC/DC legend. The second is the UK's Mojo magazine, spotlighting AC/DC on the cover with Angus Young in his iconic schoolboy outfit and the feature story "Back in Black Rocks Biggest - Every Album Inside Story." Both magazines contain extensive articles, photographs, and retrospectives on the band's history, making them a valuable pairing of international publications celebrating AC/DC's legacy.
SKU: ICN-000888
Offered here is an original program from the 1976 Reading Rock Festival, measuring approximately 11.75" x 8.25". This official publication documents the 16th National Jazz, Blues and Rock Festival and includes artist features, schedules, site maps, and period advertisements. Among the notable acts highlighted in the program is AC/DC, who appeared as part of the festival lineup during their early years rising on the international rock scene. Also featured are profiles on performers such as Rory Gallagher, Ted Nugent, and others, making this program a snapshot of a pivotal moment in 1970s rock history. A rare collectible from a landmark festival that featured AC/DC in the mid-1970s.
SKU: ICN-000839
This limited edition unofficial release of AC/DC's 2000 album "Stiff Upper Lip" is an unofficial pirate release limited to just 550 numbered copies, this particular record is number 387, as clearly shown on the accompanying numbered sticker.
The vinyl itself features a striking marbled "splatter" effect, a bold and visually stunning design that enhances its rarity and collectibility. Housed in a clean, plain white die-cut sleeve, the LP is accompanied by an official tracklisting sticker affixed to the upper edge, adding a minimalist yet polished presentation that focuses on the record's uniqueness.
SKU: ICN-001056
This lot includes four AC/DC compact discs spanning different eras of the band's career. Featured is the Big Gun CD single from the early 1990s, Stiff Upper Lip released on EMI, the full-length Ballbreaker album from 1995, and the classic live album If You Want Blood You've Got It, originally released in 1978. Each disc represents a key part of AC/DC's discography, from their powerful live presence to their studio dominance, and together they form a diverse collection for fans and collectors of the band.
SKU: ICN-000848
An original 7-inch single of AC/DC's Moneytalks, released in 1990 on ATCO Records with catalog number B8886. Issued to promote the band's twelfth studio album The Razors Edge, this single features "Moneytalks" on the A-side, a track that became one of AC/DC's biggest chart successes, reaching the Top 40 in multiple countries. The B-side includes "Mistress for Christmas," another cut from the same album, showcasing the band's trademark hard rock swagger with tongue-in-cheek lyricism. The picture sleeve is designed to resemble a 50 banknote, featuring Angus Young in his schoolboy outfit, making it one of the most distinctive and collectible AC/DC single designs of the era. Produced by Bruce Fairbairn, this release captures the band's early 1990s resurgence and remains a highly sought-after collectible.
SKU: ICN-000829
An excellent original-era 1980 British 12-inch vinyl single by AC/DC, featuring two legendary tracks from the band's groundbreaking Back in Black album. Released by Atlantic Records under catalog number K 11630 T, this 45 RPM pressing pairs "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" with "Hells Bells," two recordings that helped establish AC/DC's extraordinary success following the tragic death of original vocalist Bon Scott.
Released in the United Kingdom in November 1980, "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" became one of the band's most recognizable anthems, reaching No. 15 on the UK Singles Chart. Written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson, the song delivers a defiant celebration of rock music and remains a favorite among generations of AC/DC fans.
The reverse side features the equally iconic "Hells Bells," the opening track from Back in Black. Beginning with the ominous tolling of a massive bronze bell, the song became one of the defining recordings of the band's Brian Johnson era.
SKU: ACDC-001093
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000784
Presented here is an original 18" x 14.5" concert poster proof for AC/DC's The Razors Edge tour in Australia, October-November 1991. The poster prominently features Angus Young with his signature red Gibson SG and the AC/DC logo, along with promotional artwork for the album. This proof includes its original overlay sheet bearing handwritten notes, corrections, and approval stamps from Sony Music Australia's printing division, dated April 17, 1991. Such production materials were used in the printing process to finalize artwork and design elements, making this an exceptionally rare behind-the-scenes artifact from AC/DC's The Razors Edge era.
SKU: ICN-000809
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph by renowned rock photographer Michael Putland captures one of AC/DC's most iconic stage antics, lead guitarist Angus Young, shredding his Gibson SG while perched atop the bare-chested shoulders of legendary frontman Bon Scott. The dynamic shot radiates the raw energy and unfiltered charisma of the band's classic Bon Scott era, offering a rare glimpse into their larger-than-life live performances. The reverse features the official Michael Putland and London Features International Ltd. credit stamp, along with the typed notation "A.C.D.C.," ensuring both authenticity and provenance. A must-have piece for collectors of vintage rock photography and AC/DC history.
SKU: ICN-000747
An original UK 7-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution, backed with Hells Bells. Released in 1980 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11630. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, both tracks are standout cuts from the record that cemented AC/DC's place as one of rock's most enduring acts. The sleeve features live performance photography with the bold AC/DC logo, while the labels carry the distinctive green and orange Atlantic design. A classic collectible from the band's early Brian Johnson era.
SKU: ICN-000819
Offered here is an original 1978 Australian pressing of AC/DC's powerhouse fifth studio album, Powerage, released on the iconic Albert Productions label (catalog number APLP-030). Recorded at Albert Studios in Sydney and produced by the legendary team of Vanda & Young, Powerage marked a gritty return to raw, blues-driven rock, delivering fan favorites like "Sin City," "Riff Raff," and "Rock 'n' Roll Damnation."
This particular copy features an exceptionally rare and unusual factory error. Side A of the LP has been mis-labeled with the center sticker from John Paul Young's Heaven Sent album (Albert Productions APLP-041), while Side B carries the correct Powerage label. Such production mistakes were rare, as they were caught before distribution, making surviving examples highly collectible. The sleeve retains its original striking cover art of Angus Young, backed by the classic band lineup photo.
A true Australian rock treasure and a standout oddity for AC/DC completists, combining the raw energy of Powerage with a one-of-a-kind manufacturing quirk that sets it apart from standard pressings.
SKU: ICN-000710
An original UK 7-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's Shake Your Foundations, released in 1985 on Atlantic Records under catalog number A 9474. The single features Shake Your Foundations on the A-side and Stand Up on the B-side, both tracks taken from the band's 1985 album Fly on the Wall. Produced by Angus and Malcolm Young for Albert Productions, this release captures AC/DC in the mid-1980s era with their signature hard rock sound. The sleeve design highlights Angus Young in full performance mode, with the reverse promoting both the album Fly on the Wall and its accompanying video release. This single stands as a classic collectible from the band's catalog during their Brian Johnson-fronted period.
SKU: ICN-000821
This one-page "File Copy" Telex communication, dated February 22, 1980, was preserved for the Atlantic Records archive and sent from Stu Ginsburg to Phil Carson in London, England. The message contains an official Atlantic Records statement approved by Jerry Greenberg for release to the press regarding the sudden death of AC/DC lead singer Bon Scott on February 20, 1980. The statement pays tribute to Scott as one of rock's most dynamic and talented frontmen, praising his warm personality and acknowledging his role in AC/DC's rapid growth and worldwide fanbase. It expresses the label's deep sense of loss, noting that both Atlantic Records and the music community have lost a great friend who will be sorely missed.
SKU: ICN-000758
This original August 9, 1982 "File Copy" letter from Atlantic Records' Artist Relations department offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the planning of custom award plaques for AC/DC and their team. Typed on official letterhead and signed by Perry Cooper, Atlantic's Vice President of Artist Relations and a key figure in the band's success, the letter is addressed to Roger Desjardins in Ontario, Canada.
The letter discusses the preparation of special plaques to honor AC/DC's Canadian certifications, including gold, platinum, double, triple, and quadruple platinum achievements. It also references input from the band's road manager Ian Jeffery and details about matching specific certifications across the U.S., U.K., and Canadian markets. Cooper emphasizes the importance of accuracy and presentation and suggesting that the awards be presented in person at the band's upcoming show in Birmingham, England on September 29th.
A rare piece of internal communication that not only reflects AC/DC's global dominance in 1982 but also the meticulous care taken by Atlantic Records to celebrate and maintain their relationship with the band. An excellent piece of memorabilia for collectors of rock history or AC/DC ephemera.
SKU: ICN-000878
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000895
This unofficial Raw Power LP captures AC/DC in their rawest early form, fronted by the incomparable Bon Scott. Issued by Stortebeker-Schallfolien under catalog number Kaper 101, this rare European bootleg features material recorded circa June 1976 and includes classic early tracks such as "Lovesong," "Little Lover," "Baby Please Don't Go," "Show Business," "Soul Stripper," and "Stick Around." The release is dedicated to Bon Scott and showcases his signature vocals alongside the band's high-voltage rhythm and energy that would soon catapult them to global fame. Pressed on striking red vinyl, this bootleg is a standout collector's item for AC/DC enthusiasts, offering an alternate glimpse into the band's formative years and the spirit that defined their legendary live sound.
SKU: ICN-000719
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph, captured by acclaimed rock photographer Anastasia Pantsios, features Brian Johnson of AC/DC delivering a powerful performance under dramatic stage lighting. Johnson grips the microphone, as he belts out lyrics with his signature intensity. The spotlight cuts through the darkness behind him, highlighting the raw energy and charisma that made AC/DC's live shows legendary. The reverse side bears the official Anastasia Pantsios / Kaleyediscope photo credit stamp, confirming its authenticity and connection to one of rock photography's most respected names. This image perfectly encapsulates the electrifying presence of AC/DC's frontman.
SKU: ICN-000762
This 11.75" x 8.25" black-and-white photographic print by Walkerprint captures AC/DC in full force during their legendary "For Those About to Rock" tour. Brian Johnson commands the foreground in a powerful, wide-legged stance, delivering vocals with trademark grit, while Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd drive the band's thunderous sound in the background. Brilliant stage lighting floods the scene, framing a moment of pure rock 'n' roll energy from one of the most iconic tours in AC/DC history. Printed in London by Walkerprint, this is a striking piece of live concert photography.
SKU: ICN-000787
This lot includes four AC/DC compact discs spanning multiple eras of the band's career. Featured is Powerage, a Bon Scott-era classic originally released in 1978, and The Razors Edge, the 1990 album that produced hits like Thunderstruck and Are You Ready. Also included is Who Made Who, the 1986 release that doubled as the soundtrack to Stephen King's Maximum Overdrive, and a compilation appearance on the Howard Stern: Private Parts soundtrack, which includes AC/DC alongside various artists. Together, these discs showcase AC/DC's hard rock legacy across studio albums, soundtrack work, and collaborations.
SKU: ICN-000852
Rare studio test pressing of AC/DC's 1988 album Blow Up Your Video, manufactured by Specialty Records Corporation of Olyphant, Pennsylvania. The 12-inch, 33 RPM vinyl features Specialty's distinctive blank white test-pressing labels on both sides and is housed in the album's commercial picture sleeve. Test pressings were produced in very limited quantities for evaluation prior to commercial manufacture, making this an exceptional production artifact from one of AC/DC's classic releases.
SKU: ICN-000962
An unusual and fascinating 1988 North Korean unofficial pressing of AC/DC's Who Made Who, issued under catalog number J 182 on the High Stereo Light label. Featuring distinctive monochromatic green artwork, nonstandard record labels, and an alternate selection of classic AC/DC recordings, this LP represents an intriguing piece of the band's international vinyl collecting history.
Although the sleeve is based on AC/DC's official 1986 album Who Made Who, released as the soundtrack to Stephen King's motion picture Maximum Overdrive, this particular record is not an authorized Atlantic Records or Albert Productions release. Instead, it has been identified in an AC/DC collector discography as an unofficial North Korean edition dating to 1988.
The front cover features a striking green-tinted variation of the familiar Who Made Who artwork, depicting Angus Young in his trademark schoolboy uniform, playing guitar between two imposing architectural columns. The upper portion displays the AC/DC logo, while a printed promotional-style box references the album's connection to the Stephen King film. The reverse features additional green-tinted photographs of the band in concert, together with the album's track listing and references to Albert Productions.
The vinyl itself features distinctive white HIGH STEREO LIGHT labels, printed with black lettering, the artist's name, catalog number J 182, and the individual track titles and running times. These labels differ considerably from the designs used on officially licensed AC/DC releases of the period.
SKU: ACDC-001081
This is a 7" single by Fraternity released in 1971 on Sweet Peach, catalog number SP-116, featuring "The Race Part 1" on the A-side and "The Race Part 2" on the B-side. The band includes Bon Scott during his pre-AC/DC years. The track is documented in Australian music records as an official release. As a piece of Fraternity's catalog, this release holds particular interest for collectors of early work by Bon Scott and historic Australian rock.
SKU: ICN-000937
This scrapbook, assembled by AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker, features an array of material documenting the band's Jailbreak era. Inside are original news clippings, magazine articles, advertisements, and photographs that capture the energy and impact of AC/DC during this period. The collection highlights the band's raw stage presence and growing international reputation in the mid-1970s, offering a curated historical snapshot of one of their most defining eras. This unique compilation provides fans and collectors with an in-depth look into AC/DC's rise surrounding the release of '74 Jailbreak.
SKU: ICN-000725
This is a 23.25" x 16.5" AC/DC fan club poster issued through the official AC/DC Fan Club in the 1970s. The poster features bold pink and green artwork with the band's classic logo, along with two images of Bon Scott and one of Angus Young in his signature schoolboy outfit. Printed with the notation "AC/DC Fan Club, 46 Franchine Ave., Cat. 5702 Edition," this piece represents an early collectible from the band's formative years. A striking design, it stands as a rare fan club-issued artifact from AC/DC's Bon Scott era.
SKU: ICN-000741
Rare three-record radio transcription set produced for NBC Radio's Young Adult Network, The Source for its 1982 "The AC/DC Special." The six-sided broadcast was scheduled to air July 2, 3 and 4, 1982, and was distributed to radio stations specifically for on-air use rather than commercial sale.
Running approximately 94 minutes, the special combines AC/DC recordings with interview material and commentary spanning both the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras. Featured music includes "T.N.T.," "Let There Be Rock," "Highway to Hell," "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," "Rock 'N' Roll Damnation," "Girls Got Rhythm," "You Shook Me All Night Long," "Hells Bells," "For Those About to Rock," "Let's Get It Up," and "Back in Black." The accompanying broadcast documentation also identifies interview segments with Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams.
Of particular collector interest, the set retains its original NBC/The Source broadcast paperwork, including the detailed program cue sheet, commercial break information, clearance report, and additional production notes for the special. The records carry matching "The Source" NBC Radio labels, numbered sequentially 1 through 6 across the three LPs.
An exceptional piece of AC/DC broadcast history from the For Those About to Rock era, preserved as the original three-LP radio program together with its station documentation. Unlike a commercially released album, these transcription discs were created for professional radio broadcast, making surviving complete sets especially desirable to serious AC/DC and radio memorabilia collectors.
SKU: ICN-000966
An outstanding 1977 Israeli pressing of AC/DC's Let There Be Rock, released on Atlantic Records under catalog number BAN 50366. Manufactured in Israel by The General Music Co. Ltd. of Ramat Gan, this international edition features the distinctive green, white, and orange Atlantic Records center labels, complete with Hebrew lettering and Israeli manufacturing information.
This Israeli edition features the classic international cover artwork. The reverse features a dramatic full-color concert photograph of Angus Young, along with the album's track listing, production credits, and Israeli manufacturing information printed in English and Hebrew.
An important distinguishing feature of this pressing is the inclusion of "Crabsody in Blue," a Bon Scott-era recording featured on the original Australian and early European editions of Let There Be Rock. The song was replaced by "Problem Child" on the standard American edition, making this original eight-track configuration particularly interesting to collectors of international AC/DC releases.
SKU: ACDC-001085
Striking 11.75" x 8.25" black-and-white photographic print produced by Walkerprint of London, capturing Angus Young and Brian Johnson in full performance mode during AC/DC's legendary For Those About To Rock tour. Johnson, in his signature cap and denim vest, belts into the mic while Angus, in his iconic schoolboy uniform, shreds on his Gibson SG just inches away, feeding off the raw energy of the crowd. A powerful image of two rock titans at the height of their stage chemistry.
SKU: ICN-000789
Offered here is an exceptionally rare full-album test pressing of AC/DC's 1990 powerhouse release The Razors Edge, manufactured in Mexico under its Spanish title El Filo de los Rastrillos. This scarce pre-production vinyl, marked "Prueba 1/4" (Test 1 of 4) on both labels, features simple typewritten white center labels denoting "Lado A" and "Lado B." Such test pressings were produced in extremely limited quantities for quality control before commercial release, making them among the rarest forms of any album. The Razors Edge was a pivotal record for AC/DC, introducing the world to the anthemic "Thunderstruck" and re-establishing the band as rock titans in the 1990s. Mexican test pressings, particularly for major international acts, seldom surface, especially in complete album form, making this a unique and highly desirable addition to any AC/DC or rare vinyl collection.
SKU: ICN-000708
A pair of 8" x 10" color photographs capturing two defining eras of AC/DC. The first image features the classic Bon Scott lineup, Cliff Williams, Bon Scott, Phil Rudd, Angus Young, and Malcolm Young, posing backstage. The second photograph highlights the Brian Johnson era, depicting Johnson on stage striking the massive "Hells Bell" with his hammer during the band's iconic "Hells Bells" performance, a powerful symbol from their landmark Back in Black tour. Together, these photographs chronicle AC/DC's evolution and enduring energy, representing both their early fire and their triumphant resurgence in the 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000893
This lot features two promotional-only AC/DC compact discs. The first is a U.S. promo CD single for Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap issued by ATCO Records, featuring the LP version of the track. The second is a promotional CD release of Stiff Upper Lip distributed by EastWest Records in 2000 to support the band's album of the same name. Both discs were produced strictly for promotional purposes and marked "Not For Sale," making them rare collector's items that highlight AC/DC's enduring presence across decades of rock history.
SKU: ICN-000849
Offered here is an original 7-inch single by AC/DC on Albert Productions, catalog number AP-11754, released in Australia in 1978. The A-side is "Rock 'N Roll Damnation," produced by George Young and Harry Vanda and recorded at Albert Studios, Sydney; the B-side features "Cold Hearted Man." The pressing was manufactured by EMI (Australia) and came with an EMI paper sleeve. This single is a key early AC/DC release, issued shortly after Bon Scott joined as lead singer, and marks one of the band's early charting hard rock records in its home country.
SKU: ICN-000929
An exceptional piece of AC/DC recording history, this original 1985 studio test pressing of Fly on the Wall was manufactured by Specialty Records Corporation in Olyphant, Pennsylvania, for Atlantic Records. Produced during the record manufacturing process, test pressings were created in limited quantities for evaluation and approval before commercial production.
The 12-inch black vinyl features original white Specialty Records Corporation test-pressing labels, with the album title Fly on the Wall, artist AC/DC, and Atlantic Records identification handwritten on Side A. Side B retains its original unmarked test-pressing label. The record is housed in a plain white sleeve.
Released in June 1985, Fly on the Wall was AC/DC's tenth Australian studio album and eighth internationally released studio album, featuring Brian Johnson on vocals, Angus and Malcolm Young on guitars, Cliff Williams on bass, and Simon Wright on drums. The album includes such fan favorites as "Fly on the Wall," "Shake Your Foundations," "Sink the Pink," and "Danger."
Originating from The Legendary AC/DC Collection of Aaron Baker, this remarkable pre-production pressing offers collectors a tangible connection to the creation of one of AC/DC's defining mid-1980s albums. A highly desirable record-industry artifact and an outstanding addition to any serious AC/DC collection.
SKU: ICN-001054
This lot features four AC/DC compact discs from different periods of the band's career. Included is the Hail Caesar CD single with additional tracks, the Cover You in Oil CD single, the Let There Be Rock album originally released in the Bon Scott era, and the Live album showcasing the band's explosive performances with Brian Johnson. Together, these discs highlight AC/DC's power both in the studio and on stage, offering a mix of classic full-length albums and collectible singles for fans and collectors.
SKU: ICN-000850
An original Japanese 7-inch single by AC/DC, issued in 1979 on Atlantic Records with catalog number P-544A and distributed by Warner-Pioneer Corporation in Japan. The A-side features "Touch Too Much" (3:00), while the B-side contains "Walk All Over You" (5:08). Both tracks are taken from the band's Highway to Hell album, the last studio record to feature Bon Scott on vocals. The release comes with a picture insert featuring Japanese text, lyrics, and band details, along with the Warner-Pioneer company sleeve. This is the commercial release for the Japanese market and is a sought-after collectible due to its unique local packaging and representation of AC/DC's classic era.
SKU: ICN-000942
This lot features two AC/DC compact discs. The first is Only the Strong Survive, an unofficial live compilation that includes performances of classics such as Thunderstruck, Back in Black, Highway to Hell, and For Those About to Rock (We Salute You). The second is The Interview, a promotional disc featuring band interview content, offering insights into AC/DC's music and history. Together, these discs provide both live performance highlights and behind-the-scenes commentary, making them a unique pair for fans and collectors.
SKU: ICN-000857
This lot features two vintage AC/DC items, both new in their original packaging. Included is a Starpad mousepad with artwork from the Ballbreaker album. Also included is a pair of black suspenders decorated with the classic red and yellow AC/DC logo repeated throughout. Both items remain sealed in their original packaging, making them unique collectible accessories for fans of the band.
SKU: ICN-000834
This original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph captures AC/DC performing live on stage, with Angus Young in the foreground delivering one of his electrifying guitar performances in his schoolboy outfit. The image conveys the raw power and intensity of the band's live shows. The reverse side bears the credit sticker for renowned rock photographer Ross Halfin, known for his extensive work with legendary rock acts. A striking and authentic piece of AC/DC memorabilia from their classic era.
SKU: ICN-000906
Original 1980 Australian pressing of AC/DC's legendary album Back in Black, released by Albert Productions under catalog number APLP-046 and manufactured by EMI Australia. This early Australian edition features the distinctive red-and-yellow Albert Productions record labels and the iconic black album sleeve with embossed AC/DC logo and Back in Black lettering.
Released following the tragic death of original lead vocalist Bon Scott, Back in Black marked the debut of Brian Johnson as AC/DC's new frontman and became one of the most celebrated and commercially successful rock albums in music history. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange and recorded at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas, the album features such classics as "Hells Bells," "Shoot to Thrill," "Back in Black," "You Shook Me All Night Long," and "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution."
Included is the original illustrated foldout insert featuring black-and-white concert photographs of the band and album production credits. The record retains its original Australian Albert Productions labels, distinguishing it from the more commonly encountered Atlantic Records pressings distributed internationally.
The album sleeve exhibits visible age-related wear, including edge and corner wear and a seam split, as pictured.
A desirable early Australian edition of one of rock music's most influential albums, complete with its distinctive embossed cover and original illustrated insert.
SKU: ICN-001047
A Belgian 7-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's "Whole Lotta Rosie" backed with "Dog Eat Dog," issued by Atlantic Records in 1978 under catalog number 10.992. "Whole Lotta Rosie," taken from the landmark Let There Be Rock album, showcases Bon Scott-era AC/DC at their raw and powerful peak. The B-side, "Dog Eat Dog," further highlights the band's hard rock energy and early signature sound. The release features the original picture sleeve with a striking band image on the front and promotional album artwork for High Voltage, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, Let There Be Rock, and Powerage on the back. This Belgian pressing is a notable collectible for fans and vinyl enthusiasts, representing AC/DC's rise in Europe during the late 1970s.
SKU: ICN-000814
This is an original promotional-only AC/DC poster featuring the iconic Highway to Hell album cover artwork. Measuring 28" x 22", the poster showcases the classic image of the band with Angus Young wearing devil horns, along with the bold AC/DC logo and album title. Produced to promote the 1979 release of Highway to Hell, this poster was distributed for display in record stores and other outlets but was never sold commercially. It remains a striking piece of AC/DC memorabilia tied to one of the band's most legendary albums and Bon Scott's final studio recording with the group.
SKU: ICN-000873
A Spanish 7-inch single by AC/DC, catalog number 45-1926 released on Atlantic / Hispavox around 1979-1980. The A-side features "Highway to Hell," written by Bon Scott, Angus Young, and Malcolm Young, produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. The B-side is "Night Prowler." This pressing uses the Atlantic / Hispavox label, with tracks listed in both Spanish and English on sleeve and labels. It's a wide-center Spanish issue with a flip-back style picture sleeve that features the album artwork with Spanish subtitling. It is a classic release from AC/DC's Bon Scott era, marking one of their most iconic singles.
SKU: ICN-000939
Presented here is an original US promotional-only 7-inch single of AC/DC's iconic anthem For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), issued by Atlantic Records in 1981. Catalog number 4029, this DJ copy features the track in two distinct versions: the edited version on one side and the long version on the other. Both sides are pressed in stereo and were intended strictly for radio airplay, as noted by the "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" text on the labels. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, this release coincided with the promotion of the band's 1981 album For Those About to Rock We Salute You, which became AC/DC's first No. 1 album in the United States. A scarce piece of promotional vinyl, it captures the band at the height of their early 1980s success.
SKU: ICN-000914
This lot includes four factory sealed AC/DC compact discs representing key moments from the band's catalog. Featured is Rock or Bust (2014), the Big Gun single from the Last Action Hero soundtrack, and a commemorative Highway to Hell CD single release packaged with live recordings. Also included is Live at River Plate. Each disc remains sealed, offering a mix of rare singles, commemoratives, and full-length releases for collectors.
SKU: ICN-000856
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000783
This is a 24" x 18" promotional poster featuring Malcolm Young of AC/DC for Gretsch Guitars. The poster showcases Malcolm holding his signature Gretsch model, the instrument that defined much of AC/DC's rhythm guitar sound. Printed with bold yellow lettering spelling out "Malcolm Young" and "Gretsch," this piece was produced as part of Gretsch's promotional campaign highlighting the collaboration with the legendary guitarist. A striking display piece, it celebrates Malcolm Young's enduring influence as the backbone of AC/DC's sound.
SKU: ICN-000739
This original 8.5" x 6" black-and-white photographic print captures AC/DC's legendary frontman Bon Scott in peak form during a November 1976 performance. Shot by acclaimed rock photographer Chris Walter, the image showcases Scott shirtless, gripping the microphone mid-song, with his signature tattoo visible and his intense stage presence radiating through the frame. The reverse bears the photographer's stamp and date, along with credit to Photofeatures, London, adding provenance to this striking early-era AC/DC image. A powerful piece of rock history, this print immortalizes the raw energy and charisma that helped define the band's rise to global fame.
SKU: ICN-000746
This original February 8, 1982 "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo from Atlantic Records captures internal discussion around a potential promotional opportunity for AC/DC. Written by Perry Cooper and addressed to Dave Glew, the memo informs the team that Performance Magazine is planning major cover features on both The Rolling Stones and AC/DC. The issue would align with the Stones' 20th anniversary and a late-August cover on AC/DC for the magazine's International Directory edition.
The memo notes the $2,500 cover feature cost and emphasizes the magazine's reach within the concert and live event industry. Handwritten across the bottom is a candid note from Glew himself reading: "Perry - Is this necessary??" This blunt executive response, scrawled beneath Cooper's signature, offers an unfiltered glimpse into the budgeting and prioritization debates at a major record label.
Also marked "File" in blue ink at the top, this memo is a compelling example of how media opportunities were evaluated behind closed doors, and a great piece of ephemera tying together AC/DC, Atlantic Records, and the music press of the early 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000880
An outstanding piece of vintage AC/DC memorabilia from the band's 1988 Blow Up Your Video World Tour, this black, long-sleeved crewneck sweatshirt features a distinctive international tour design and a special Team Brockum marking on the sleeve.
The front features the classic red AC/DC lightning-bolt logo outlined in yellow on the left chest. The back displays a large, colorful circular graphic reading "Blow Up Your Video - World Tour 1988," surrounding the AC/DC logo and a cartoon depiction of Angus Young. Encircling the artwork are the flags of numerous countries, representing the international scope of the band's 1988 tour.
SKU: ACDC-001099
This lot features a collection of four AC/DC-related compact discs. Included are AC/DC The Reissues sampler CD, an AC/DC Japanese First Blood promo CD, an AC/DC Plug Me In bonus CD, and a Flashback Worldproductions Promo Edition No. 1 CD featuring AC/DC among other artists. Together, these discs highlight promotional and bonus releases tied to different eras of the band, offering a mix of international and special edition items for collectors.
SKU: ICN-000954
An original Japanese 7-inch single by AC/DC released in 1980, bearing catalog number P-631A on the Atlantic label and pressed by Warner-Pioneer in Japan. The A-side is "You Shook Me All Night Long" (approx. 3:28) and the B-side is "Back In Black" (approx. 4:13). The sleeve features Japanese text, includes lyrics and biographical notes, and was issued with the 600 price point on the cover.
SKU: ICN-000944
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000777
Offered here is a scrapbook compiled by AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker, showcasing material from the band's For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) era of the early 1980s. This collection includes original news clippings, magazine features, and period articles documenting AC/DC's rise during this time. Also included is an authentic concert ticket stub from a German performance, along with images and printed ephemera related to the album and tour. This scrapbook provides a detailed and curated look into one of AC/DC's most iconic eras, making it a valuable addition for collectors and fans of the band's history.
SKU: ICN-000724
A visually striking 12-inch picture-disc edition of AC/DC's 2000 studio album Stiff Upper Lip, featuring the complete 12-track recording and distinctive full-color artwork on both sides of the vinyl. This collectible pressing reproduces the imagery and credits associated with the band's original Elektra Records release and bears a "Promotional Use Only" marking.
Originally released in February 2000, Stiff Upper Lip marked an important chapter in AC/DC's recording history, bringing together Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd for a collection of powerful, blues-influenced hard rock recordings.
SKU: ACDC-001094
This is an original AC/DC concert ticket from their October 26, 1979 show at The Mayfair Ballroom in Newcastle upon Tyne, an iconic venue that hosted some of the greatest names in rock history. Measuring 3.5" x 3.5", the ticket is printed with bold black text over the distinctive repeating "MECCA" watermark background, with details listing the door time at 8:30 PM and ticket prices, just 2.75 in advance or 3.50 at the door.
This performance took place during AC/DC's legendary Highway to Hell tour, just months before the untimely passing of Bon Scott in early 1980, giving this ticket incredible historical significance.
Well-preserved with light signs of age, this ticket is an authentic artifact from AC/DC's rise to global stardom and an essential piece for any serious fan or collector of rock memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-000804
This is a 24" x 17" promotional poster for AC/DC's 1978 album Powerage. The poster features a striking alternate band photograph, later associated with the Highway to Hell album sessions, showing the group in a gritty, attitude-driven pose. Designed to promote the release of Powerage on Atlantic Records and tapes, the poster carries bold red AC/DC and Powerage logos alongside an inset of the album artwork. A powerful vintage promotional piece from the Bon Scott era, this poster captures the raw energy and image of AC/DC at a pivotal point in their rise to international fame.
SKU: ICN-000738
This is an original Canadian Gold Sales Award presented to AC/DC for their 1981 album For Those About to Rock We Salute You. Measuring approximately 20" x 16", the award features a gold record with the Atlantic Records label and a presentation plaque that includes the album cover artwork and certification details. The plaque reads: "Presented to AC/DC to commemorate the sale of over 50,000 units of the Atlantic album For Those About to Rock We Salute You - January 1982." Certified by the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA), this award marks the success of the follow-up to Back in Black, which became AC/DC's first album to reach No. 1 on the U.S. charts and solidified their place among rock's elite.
SKU: ICN-000882
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000785
A colorful piece of AC/DC memorabilia, this red cotton tote bag features a humorous cartoon interpretation of legendary AC/DC lead guitarist Angus Young, accompanied by the band's unmistakable lightning-bolt logo.
The front of the bag features a large, multicolored illustration depicting Angus as a devilish schoolboy, complete with his signature blue school uniform, matching cap, oversized shoes, mischievous expression, devil horns, and a pointed tail. Alongside the character is an oversized black AC/DC logo, creating a distinctive design that celebrates both the band's rebellious image and Angus Young's iconic stage persona.
The artwork also incorporates a printed artist-style signature beneath the illustration, adding another interesting visual detail to this unusual piece of AC/DC merchandise.
Constructed from bright red, 100% cotton fabric, the bag features an open-top design with two matching red shoulder straps.
SKU: ACDC-001105
Unofficial collector-produced Bon Scott / Fraternity LP, issued by H.C. Set Records as a limited edition of only 100 copies. This example is individually numbered 003 on both record labels and the accompanying insert.
The album compiles early recordings featuring Bon Scott with Fraternity, predating his legendary tenure as frontman of AC/DC. Tracks include "The Race Part 1," "Somerville R.I.P.," "Getting Off," "Annabelle," "Jupiter's Landscape," "Welfare Boogie," "Hemming's Farm," "Raglan's Folly," "You Have a God," and "The Race Part 2."
Housed in a plain white sleeve and accompanied by its illustrated "Bon Scott - Fraternity" collector's insert, which identifies the release as No. 003 of 100. An interesting limited-production piece documenting an important chapter in Bon Scott's pre-AC/DC musical career.
Please note: This is an unofficial collector-produced release and was not issued or authorized by AC/DC or its official record labels.
SKU: ICN-000959
An original German 7-inch single of AC/DC's Hells Bells, released in 1980 on Atlantic Records under catalog number ATL 11 650. Issued to promote the landmark album Back in Black, this release features "Hells Bells" on the A-side, one of the band's most iconic anthems, and "What Do You Do for Money Honey" on the B-side. The picture sleeve showcases a striking live concert image of the band, with the reverse listing dates from AC/DC's German tour in late 1980. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, this single stands as an important collectible from the early Brian Johnson era and the massively successful Back in Black album cycle.
SKU: ICN-000828
This is a 25.25" x 13" AC/DC printer's proof for the 7" vinyl picture disc single, catalog number A9774P. The proof displays both side "A" and side "B" artwork, featuring the bold AC/DC logo design on one side and the track information on the reverse. The single includes "Guns for Hire" and "Landslide," both taken from the Flick of the Switch album. Marked with printer's color bars and layout details, this rare pre-production sheet provides a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the shaped picture disc packaging from the band's early 1980s catalog.
SKU: ICN-000926
An original 7.5" x 2.75" full concert ticket from AC/DC's electrifying performance at Wembley Arena in London on March 12, 1988. Part of the Blow Up Your Video world tour, this bold pink and white ticket granted entry to a night of high-voltage rock, with AC/DC supported by special guests. The ticket features clear row and section markings (Row A) and includes travel details and a seating map printed on the reverse. A killer piece of memorabilia from one of the band's peak touring years, perfectly preserving the energy of a classic night in rock history.
SKU: ICN-000795
This fascinating two-sided "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo, dated July 25, 1980, was sent from Perry Cooper of Atlantic Records to all concerned staff as AC/DC prepared to launch their massive U.S. tour in support of their landmark album Back in Black. Brimming with early impressions of the tour's energy ("They're so hot, they make the recent heat wave look like an ice storm!"), the memo lays out official publicity and media coordination guidelines for the band's North American run. Cooper details the handling of press requests, designates key contacts including Cliff Burnstein and Peter Mensch, and emphasizes the importance of treating AC/DC as major stars on the rise. It also touches on backstage access control, radio interviews, and tour management strategy, offering a behind-the-scenes look at Atlantic Records' promotional machine during one of rock history's defining moments. A rare piece of music industry ephemera capturing the excitement, precision, and momentum surrounding AC/DC's breakthrough year.
SKU: ICN-000753
Offered here is an extremely rare AC/DC promotional transparency measuring 4.5" x 3". The image features a striking black-and-white portrait of Brian Johnson from 1980, the year he joined AC/DC and debuted on the legendary Back in Black album. The transparency is framed in red and black with the AC/DC logo and Atlantic Records branding, making it a unique piece of promotional history tied to one of the band's most pivotal eras. A scarce collectible highlighting the arrival of Brian Johnson as AC/DC's frontman.
SKU: ICN-000901
Offered here is the official program book from the Monsters of Rock festival held at Donington Park on Saturday, August 17, 1991. Measuring 13.25" x 9.5", this full-color program features AC/DC as the headline act, supported by Metallica, Motley Crue, Queensryche, and The Black Crowes. Inside are band photos, articles, promotional features, and event details, including maps and credits. This program represents a key piece of memorabilia from the legendary 1991 festival, marking AC/DC's headline return to Donington and capturing the spirit of one of rock's most iconic concert events.
SKU: ICN-000863
Offered here is a set of two 8" x 10" AC/DC photographs. One image is a classic black-and-white photo featuring brothers Malcolm and Angus Young on stage with their Gibson guitars. The second is a full-color photo of the full band, capturing AC/DC in a relaxed outdoor setting, exuding their signature rock 'n' roll attitude.
SKU: ICN-000891
An unusual unofficial vinyl LP edition of Fly on the Wall, the 1985 studio album by legendary Australian hard rock band AC/DC. Issued under the High Stereo Light label with catalog number ST17, this independently manufactured pressing features distinctive green-tinted sleeve artwork and unconventional record labels, setting it apart from the officially licensed Atlantic Records and Albert Productions editions.
This particular edition features an eye-catching green monochrome reproduction of the original album artwork, depicting the familiar wooden wall, AC/DC logo, watchful eye, and cartoon fly. The front cover also reproduces a white promotional-style sticker advertising the songs "Danger," "Shake Your Foundations," "Sink the Pink," and "Stand Up." The reverse features photographs of the five band members, the complete track listing, and reproduced Atlantic Records and Albert Productions markings.
SKU: ACDC-001083
This is an original Canadian Gold Sales Award presented to AC/DC for their classic album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. Measuring approximately 20.25" x 16.25", the award features a gold record with the Atlantic Records label, displayed above a presentation plaque that includes the album cover artwork and certification details. The plaque reads: "Presented to AC/DC to commemorate the sale of over 50,000 units of the Atlantic Records album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - July 1981." Certified by the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA), this award represents the band's growing international success in the early 1980s and highlights the enduring popularity of one of their most iconic albums.
SKU: ICN-000881
An electrifying piece of rock 'n' roll history, this vintage AC/DC satin jacket is pure tour style swagger. Featuring bold gradient AC/DC logos on the front chest and large across the back, the black satin body is accented by striped rib-knit cuffs, waistband, and collar. Made in Canada by Rai Sports, this size XL jacket captures the classic varsity look with just the right amount of edge. It shows minor wear from age and use, including faint discoloration to the waistband, but remains a killer collectible for any true fan of the band that defined hard rock.
SKU: ICN-000951
An original 40" x 21" full-color two-sided printer's proof sheet created for a compact disc release of AC/DC's 1978 album Powerage. The sheet features multiple repeats of the CD packaging artwork, including cover art, booklet panels, and inner layouts, all arranged for alignment and quality checks prior to production. Printer's proofs were used by record labels and print houses to verify color accuracy, registration, and design before mass printing, and were never intended for retail distribution. This piece offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production process of one of AC/DC's most acclaimed albums, making it a rare collectible directly tied to the creation of Powerage in its CD format.
SKU: ICN-000867
Presented here is an original German 7-inch single release of AC/DC's "Whole Lotta Rosie," backed with "Dog Eat Dog." Issued in 1977 on Atlantic Records with catalog number ATL 10992, this pressing captures the band during the peak of their Bon Scott era. The front cover features a black-and-white image of the band behind bars, while the reverse side promotes other contemporary Atlantic and Rolling Stones Records releases. The record is housed in its original picture sleeve, and the labels display the distinctive German Atlantic design. A notable collectible from AC/DC's early international rise, this single is a sought-after item among fans and collectors alike.
SKU: ICN-000916
An original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph of AC/DC captured by noted rock photographer Glen La Ferman. The image features guitarist Angus Young in full performance mode, dressed in his signature schoolboy outfit and delivering his trademark stage energy with his Gibson SG in hand. The reverse side bears handwritten notations including the photographer's credit, "Photo Credit: Glen La Ferman," along with references to AC/DC. La Ferman is well known for his work documenting major rock acts throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and this striking live image is an authentic vintage print from his archive, representing one of rock's most electrifying performers at the height of his power.
SKU: ICN-000889
An exceptionally scarce German test pressing of AC/DC's 1983 studio album Flick of the Switch.
Unlike the commercially released album, this test pressing features plain white record labels, with one side bearing handwritten identification reading "AC/DC - Flick of the Switch (1983) [Atlantic]." The opposite label is completely blank.
The record is housed in a plain white die-cut sleeve with an identification sticker reading "Flick Of The Switch German Test Pressing NM-." Its unadorned presentation is characteristic of test pressings, which are manufactured in small quantities for evaluation and quality-control purposes rather than commercial distribution.
SKU: ICN-001070
An outstanding addition to any AC/DC memorabilia collection, this AC/DC Highway to Hell billiard cue combines the unmistakable imagery of one of rock music's most legendary bands with the classic game of pool.
The two-piece cue features a sleek, glossy black butt section decorated with AC/DC's iconic red lightning-bolt logo and the words "Highway to Hell" in bold yellow lettering. The design pays tribute to the band's groundbreaking 1979 album, Highway to Hell, the final AC/DC studio album recorded with legendary frontman Bon Scott.
The cue features a natural wood shaft with visible grain, gold-tone joint hardware, and a fitted tip. The two sections screw together for use and separate for convenient storage and transportation.
Accompanying the cue is a black carrying case featuring the AC/DC logo in red on the exterior. The case includes a fitted, lined interior designed to accommodate both cue sections, metal latches, and a carrying handle.
SKU: ACDC-001097
This 11.75" x 8" black-and-white photographic print by Walkerprint captures AC/DC's Angus Young in a moment of pure rock 'n' roll intensity. Dressed in his signature schoolboy uniform, Angus is mid-performance, head thrown back and hair flying as he attacks his Gibson SG with electrifying precision. The shot perfectly conveys the passion, energy, and larger-than-life stage presence that have made Angus one of rock's most iconic guitarists. Printed in London by Walkerprint, this is a striking piece of AC/DC live history.
SKU: ICN-000788
This is an original AC/DC concert poster measuring 28" x 20" and featuring a full-color photograph of the band performing live on stage during the mid to late 1970s. The striking image captures Bon Scott at the microphone alongside Angus Young in his trademark schoolboy outfit, with the rest of the band driving the performance under the illuminated AC/DC logo projected in the background. The photo is credited to A. Reyes, whose work documented the band's raw live energy during this era. This poster is a powerful visual reminder of AC/DC's classic lineup at the height of their early success and remains a highly collectible piece of rock memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-000874
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000894
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print captures AC/DC's legendary lead guitarist Angus Young in full performance energy. Shot by renowned rock photographer Rick Gould, the image showcases Angus shirtless with his Gibson SG slung low, mid-riff, his hair drenched in sweat and his face locked in a powerful expression that reflects the raw electricity of AC/DC's live shows. The reverse side is hand-marked with 1986 Rick Gould/ICP, confirming its authenticity as a vintage print from the era. A powerful and atmospheric piece of rock history, this photograph immortalizes Angus Young at his most iconic-sweaty, intense, and unstoppable on stage.
SKU: ICN-000765
This lot includes two AC/DC compact discs. The first is Live USA, a European live release featuring performances of classics such as Back in Black, T.N.T., Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and Let There Be Rock. The second is Open Air Tour 2001, an interactive promotional press kit CD issued to promote the band's European tour dates, containing press materials, interviews, photos, and multimedia content. Together, these discs capture both the live energy of AC/DC and the promotional history tied to one of their major tours.
SKU: ICN-000858
A striking set of two 8" x 10" color photographs capturing AC/DC during their classic Bon Scott era. One image features guitarist Angus Young shirtless on stage with his Gibson SG, caught in mid-performance with his trademark intensity and energy. The second photograph showcases lead singer Bon Scott, microphone in hand, engaging the crowd with his signature charisma and rock 'n' roll swagger. These photographs vividly document the raw power and stage presence that defined AC/DC's early years and remain an essential part of rock history. Ideal for collectors and fans of the band's original lineup, this pair of images offers an authentic glimpse into the band's electrifying live performances.
SKU: ICN-000892
Here's a rare South African double-LP compiling Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap and High Voltage under the "2 Originals Of..." banner, released on Atlantic with catalogue number ATD 11819. This issue was released in 1979 (with some listings noting availability into the early 1980s) and comes in a gatefold sleeve combining the two classic Bon Scott-era albums into one package. The set features the complete track listings from both albums, merging the raw punch of Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap with the explosive rock energy of High Voltage. A desirable collector's piece, especially for fans seeking a consolidated edition of these two pivotal AC/DC records.
SKU: ICN-000707
This is an original 7" single by Fraternity, the Australian rock band featuring future AC/DC frontman Bon Scott. Released in 1971 on Sweet Peach Records, catalog number SP-116, the record features "The Race Part 1" on the A-side and "The Race Part 2" on the B-side. Both sides are credited to Ashdown/Stewart and produced by J. Stewart and D. Ashdown. This particular pressing is distinguished by the added "AUSTRALIAN COMPOSITION" label strip across both sides. As part of Fraternity's catalog, this single provides an important link to Bon Scott's pre-AC/DC career and remains a sought-after collectible in Australian rock history.
SKU: ICN-000933
Presented here is a dynamic collection of ten original AC/DC live concert photographs, each measuring between 3.5" x 5" and 4" x 6". These vibrant images capture the raw energy and larger-than-life stage presence of the band across different performances, showcasing Angus Young in his signature schoolboy uniform, Brian Johnson delivering powerhouse vocals, and the band locked in their electrifying stage chemistry. Several of the photos feature performance details noted on the sleeves, including shots from legendary venues such as the Hammersmith Odeon (1979) and Donington (1984, 1991, 1996), as well as Wembley (1986).
SKU: ICN-000770
This is an original 8.5" x 3" full-size ticket for AC/DC's legendary concert held on February 28, 1981, at the Velodromo de Anoeta in San Sebastian, Spain. Presented by Old Chap Concerts and supported by Midnight Flyer featuring Maggie Bell, this powerful night of rock was part of the band's Back in Black tour, their first with Brian Johnson. The ticket features a vibrant image of AC/DC mid-performance and prominently honors the memory of John Lennon, with a Spanish inscription on the reverse: "Dedicamos este concierto a la memoria de JOHN LENNON."
Issued as ticket No. 13340, the front includes performance and venue details, while the reverse provides legal disclaimers, promotional credits (including WEA and Swan Song), and concert terms. A scarce and visually striking piece of AC/DC history, this ticket captures the raw power of the band's early '80s era and stands as a touching nod to the legacy of a fallen Beatle.
SKU: ICN-000799
A special-edition tour shirt created for AC/DC's September 25, 2015 show in San Francisco during the "Rock or Bust" World Tour. The front features bold "Jailbreak" text beneath the band's iconic logo, while the back showcases Alcatraz and full event details. Printed on a pre-shrunk black Tultex tee, size large. A rare prison-break inspired gem from one electrifying night in the Bay.
SKU: ICN-000948
This original 8" x 10" color photograph captures AC/DC live in concert, featuring Bon Scott at the microphone and Angus Young shirtless in the foreground, performing with his signature energy. Produced in 1980 by Anabas Products Limited, the reverse side carries the publisher's credit and copyright information. A striking image from the Bon Scott era, this piece highlights the band's electrifying stage presence and stands as a rare collectible for AC/DC fans.
SKU: ICN-000903
An exceptionally scarce 1976 BBC Transcription Services radio broadcast LP, featuring an early live performance by AC/DC with original vocalist Bon Scott. Issued by the British Broadcasting Corporation exclusively for authorized radio broadcast, this original UK pressing was never intended for commercial retail sale.
The record is part of the BBC's Stereo Pop Special - 130, with Side One featuring AC/DC in Concert and Side Two featuring Max Merritt and the Meteors in Concert. The AC/DC performance captures the band's explosive early years, before their rise to international superstardom, and includes songs such as "Live Wire," "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)," "Soul Stripper," "High Voltage," and "She's Got Balls."
The original BBC labels bear the 1976 copyright date, program identification CN 2647/S, and broadcast restrictions. Accompanying the record are its original BBC archive sleeve and printed program information sheet, together with a handwritten archival notation reading "BBC 76 Original Transcription Disc."
An outstanding piece of early AC/DC broadcasting history, representing a particularly desirable and seldom-encountered recording from the legendary Bon Scott era.
SKU: ICN-000970
This unofficial release of AC/DC's album "If You Want Blood You've Got It" is an unofficial pirate release.
The vinyl itself features a striking marbled "splatter" effect, a bold and visually stunning design that enhances its rarity and collectibility. Housed in a clean, plain white die-cut sleeve.
SKU: ACDC-001079
This is an original Canadian Platinum Sales Award presented for AC/DC's 1990 album The Razors Edge. Measuring approximately 15.5" x 15", the award features the album artwork, a mounted CD, and a presentation plaque. The plaque reads: "Presented to Mike Andy to commemorate the sale of over 100,000 units of the ATCO album, cassette & CD The Razors Edge, September 1991." Certified Platinum by the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA), this award celebrates the commercial success of the album that produced enduring hits such as "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks," marking one of AC/DC's most successful releases of the 1990s.
SKU: ICN-000883
An original 1985 United States gold-stamped promotional copy of Fly on the Wall, the hard-hitting studio album by legendary Australian rock band AC/DC, released on Atlantic Records under catalog number 81263-1-E.
What makes this example particularly desirable is the original gold promotional stamp on the upper right corner of the album cover, bearing the wording "Lent for Promotional Use Only." This designation identifies the album as a copy distributed for promotional purposes rather than ordinary retail sale. Unlike specially pressed promotional records featuring unique labels, this example retains its standard Atlantic Records labels while carrying the distinctive gold promotional marking on its jacket.
This promotional example retains its original printed lyric inner sleeve, featuring a large AC/DC logo on one side and the album's song lyrics and credits on the reverse. The front cover also retains its white-and-red promotional hype sticker advertising "Danger," "Shake Your Foundations," "Sink the Pink," and "Stand Up."
SKU: ACDC-001078
Rare original BBC Transcription Services radio broadcast LP featuring AC/DC in concert during the Bon Scott era. Issued as "In Concert - 215" (CN 3459/S), this professional transcription disc was manufactured in England by the British Broadcasting Corporation specifically for use by authorized radio stations and was never intended as a commercial record release.
Copyright dated 1980, the LP presents a powerful live AC/DC performance featuring Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Phil Rudd and Cliff Williams. The program includes "Live Wire," "Shot Down in Flames," "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," "Sin City," "Walk All Over You," "Highway to Hell," "Girls Got Rhythm," "High Voltage," "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)," and "Let There Be Rock."
The record retains its distinctive BBC Transcription Services sleeve and, importantly, is accompanied by its original BBC program information and cue sheet, identifying the program as In Concert featuring AC/DC, No. 215 and providing the complete running order and timings. The BBC labels prominently state "Reproduction Restricted to Broadcasting Stations Authorised by the BBC," underscoring its original broadcast-only purpose.
An exceptional piece of Bon Scott-era AC/DC and BBC broadcasting history, and a highly desirable artifact for serious collectors of AC/DC, live rock recordings, and original radio transcription discs.
SKU: ICN-000967
Presented here is the UK 7-inch single release of AC/DC's "Thunderstruck," backed with "Fire Your Guns," issued in 1990 by ATCO Records under catalog number B 8907. "Thunderstruck" was the lead single from the band's 1990 album The Razors Edge and quickly became one of AC/DC's most iconic tracks, showcasing Angus Young's electrifying guitar riff that has since become legendary in rock history. The B-side, "Fire Your Guns," is another high-energy cut from the same album, underscoring the band's hard rock power at the dawn of the 1990s. Produced by Bruce Fairbairn, this single captures AC/DC's resurgence and global domination during the era. The sleeve features striking live imagery of the band, with the vinyl carrying the ATCO grey label design. A must-have piece for collectors of AC/DC and classic rock vinyl.
SKU: ICN-000817
An exceptionally scarce and highly collectible 1980 AC/DC picture disc titled Bon-Scott's Last Oui-Oui, featuring a live performance recorded in Paris, France, on December 9, 1979, during the band's legendary Highway to Hell tour.
Issued under the Drivile Records name, this unofficial release captures AC/DC during the final months of charismatic frontman Bon Scott's life. Scott tragically passed away on February 19, 1980, just over two months after the Paris performance, making this recording an important document of the band's classic era.
The record features a striking and unusual picture-disc design, with a mysterious black-and-white image of a cloaked figure framed by bold red panels, yellow AC/DC lettering, and the inscriptions "Bon-Scott's Last Oui-Oui" and "Paris 12/9/79." The reverse features the same enigmatic artwork alongside the track listing, production credits, and a 1980 Drivile Records copyright notice.
The picture-disc edition is considerably more elusive than the conventional black-vinyl release. Collectors have long regarded this version as an exceptionally difficult AC/DC record to obtain, with some historical sales listings suggesting a production of approximately 25 copies, although that figure remains unverified.
An extraordinary addition to any serious AC/DC collection, combining a historic late-period Bon Scott concert recording, unusual picture-disc artwork, and the mystique surrounding one of the band's most elusive unofficial vinyl releases.
SKU: ICN-001060
Original promotional-only pressing of AC/DC's landmark 1979 album Highway to Hell, issued by Atlantic Records under catalog number SD 19244. The front cover retains its large Atlantic Records promotional timing sticker and is prominently stamped "Promotional Copy - Not For Sale."
The LP features the classic Atlantic green-and-red labels and the complete album, including "Highway to Hell," "Girls Got Rhythm," "Touch Too Much," "Shot Down in Flames," "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)," and "Night Prowler." Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, Highway to Hell would become the final AC/DC studio album recorded with legendary frontman Bon Scott.
A desirable promotional example of one of AC/DC's most important and celebrated albums, with its original promo-designated cover.
SKU: ICN-000958
Original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph of AC/DC featuring the band's classic lineup. From left to right: bassist Mark Evans, lead vocalist Bon Scott, lead guitarist Angus Young, drummer Phil Rudd, and rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young. A striking image capturing the early era of the band that helped define their legendary hard rock sound.
SKU: ICN-000760
Unofficial AC/DC "Tribute to Bon Scott" vinyl LP featuring a collection of live recordings spanning the Bon Scott era. The album includes performances of such AC/DC classics as "Live Wire," "Problem Child," "High Voltage," "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," "Dog Eat Dog," "Riff Raff," "Rock 'n' Roll Damnation," and "Let There Be Rock."
Issued on Quiktype Records with green printed labels marked A1, the record is housed in a full-color picture sleeve featuring Angus Young on both the front and reverse. The labels bear a 1985 Scouts in Action copyright notice. An interesting vintage unofficial pressing and collectible addition for the dedicated AC/DC vinyl enthusiast.
SKU: ICN-000957
An outstanding 1982 British 12-inch vinyl release of AC/DC's "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," issued by Atlantic Records under catalog number K 11721 T, with additional catalog references K 20276 and MS 5879. Pressed on black vinyl at 45 RPM, this collectible two-track release features the band's thunderous 1981 anthem backed with an extended live performance of "Let There Be Rock."
Originally appearing on AC/DC's 1981 album For Those About to Rock We Salute You, the title track became one of the band's signature concert anthems. Produced by legendary producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, the recording features Brian Johnson on lead vocals, Angus Young on lead guitar, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Cliff Williams on bass, and Phil Rudd on drums. The song's dramatic arrangement, powerful guitar riffs, and explosive cannon effects helped establish it as one of the most recognizable recordings in AC/DC's catalog.
Released in the United Kingdom in 1982, the single reached No. 15 on the British singles chart. This 12-inch edition is particularly desirable for its inclusion of the full-length, approximately 11-minute-and-30-second live performance of "Let There Be Rock," recorded in December 1981. The extended recording captures the tremendous energy of AC/DC's live performances during the band's early years with Brian Johnson.
SKU: ACDC-001092
This is an original 7" single released in 1970 by The Valentines, the Australian pop-rock group featuring future AC/DC frontman Bon Scott. Issued on Philips Records, catalog number BF-444, the single features "Nick Nack Paddy Whack" on the A-side and "Getting Better" on the B-side. "Getting Better" was co-written by Bon Scott along with Wyn Milsom, making it a standout recording from the group's catalog. Produced by June Productions of Australia Pty. Ltd., this release represents an important artifact from Bon Scott's pre-AC/DC career and a key piece of Australian rock history.
SKU: ICN-000934
An outstanding Australian pressing of AC/DC's landmark 1975 album T.N.T., issued by Albert Productions under catalog number APLPA-016. This collectible edition features the distinctive black Albert Productions record labels with yellow lettering and decorative border, housed in its classic illustrated gatefold sleeve.
Originally released in Australia on December 1, 1975, T.N.T. was AC/DC's second Australian studio album and a pivotal release in the band's early career. Featuring the unmistakable vocals of Bon Scott, the explosive lead guitar of Angus Young, and the driving rhythm guitar of Malcolm Young, the album helped establish the raw, uncompromising sound that would propel AC/DC to international stardom.
Produced by Harry Vanda and George Young and recorded at Albert Studios in Sydney, Australia, the album includes nine tracks: "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)," "Rock 'n' Roll Singer," "The Jack," "Live Wire," "T.N.T.," "Rocker," "Can I Sit Next to You Girl," "High Voltage," and "School Days."
The original-style gatefold sleeve features the unmistakable T.N.T. cover artwork depicting wooden boards stenciled with the band's logo and album title against a rocky background. Opening the sleeve reveals printed song lyrics accompanied by photographs and personnel information presented in the style of police identification records, a memorable design from AC/DC's early Australian releases.
This Australian edition features Albert Productions black-and-yellow labels, catalog number APLPA-016, and the original YAPAX 1213 and YAPAX 1214 matrix references printed on the labels. Manufactured by EMI (Australia) Limited, this pressing represents a collectible variation of an important early AC/DC release.
SKU: ACDC-001076
Offered here is an unofficial 7-inch single of AC/DC's "Heatseeker," presented on black marbled vinyl. This release features the tracks "Heatseeker" and "Let It Loose," both tied to the band's 1988 album Blow Up Your Video. The sleeve artwork depicts Angus Young in performance with a striking black-toned design, while the reverse credits production to Harry Vanda and George Young. Issued without catalog markings typical of official Atlantic Records releases, this pressing is a fan-produced item, not part of AC/DC's authorized discography. Unofficial singles such as this one were often circulated in small numbers among collectors, making them interesting artifacts for fans seeking unique variations of the band's work.
SKU: ICN-000919
This lot includes four AC/DC compact discs spanning both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras of the band. Featured is Blow Up Your Video (1988), produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, known for tracks like Heatseeker and That's the Way I Wanna Rock 'n' Roll. Also included is Let There Be Rock (1977), the powerhouse Bon Scott-era release featuring Whole Lotta Rosie and Dog Eat Dog. From the 1980s comes For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (1981), AC/DC's first album to reach No. 1 in the U.S., including the thunderous title track. Rounding out the set is Ballbreaker (1995), produced by Rick Rubin, featuring songs such as Hard as a Rock and Cover You in Oil. Together, these four albums showcase AC/DC's raw energy across multiple decades of their career.
SKU: ICN-000831
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print captures AC/DC's Angus Young in his unmistakable schoolboy uniform, exuding the raw attitude and charisma that made him a rock icon. Shot by photographer J. Stevens, the image presents Angus from a low angle, emphasizing his rebellious stage presence, complete with cap, tie, and shorts. The reverse features the photographer's credit label, noting "Please Credit" along with Stevens' London address, marking this as an original period print. A powerful piece of AC/DC history, this photograph distills the essence of Angus's larger-than-life persona into one unforgettable frame.
SKU: ICN-000748
An eye-catching unofficial AC/DC live album titled Dirty Deeds Down Under, featuring recordings attributed to the band's December 18, 1976 performance at Festival Hall in Brisbane, Australia. This fan-produced release captures the legendary Bon Scott-era AC/DC lineup during the group's explosive rise to international fame.
Pressed on spectacular translucent cream-colored vinyl with pink, burgundy, and turquoise splatter, the album features an elaborate multicolored pattern radiating outward from its custom printed record labels. The distinctive pressing is housed in a black-and-white picture sleeve featuring a live photograph of guitarist Angus Young on the front and the AC/DC logo, concert information, and track listing on the reverse.
The album features eight classic early AC/DC performances, including "Dirty Deeds," "She's Got Balls," "Problem Child," "Jailbreak," "The Jack," "T.N.T.," "High Voltage," and "Baby Please Don't Go."
An impressive collectible from AC/DC's unofficial vinyl history, particularly appealing for its dramatic multicolored pressing, vintage-style packaging, and connection to one of the band's formative Australian concerts with Bon Scott on lead vocals.
SKU: ICN-001052
Presented here is an original AC/DC Ballbreaker World Tour 1996 tour book, measuring approximately 13.5" x 9.5". This large-format program is filled with full-color photographs of the band on stage and behind the scenes, individual member profiles, and striking artwork tied to the Ballbreaker era. The tour book highlights the powerful stage imagery from the tour, including the iconic wrecking ball motif, and features both live performance shots and posed band portraits. An impressive collectible that captures AC/DC during their mid-1990s world tour run.
SKU: ICN-000838
An original UK 7-inch single by AC/DC, released in 1980 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11142. The A-side features "Rock 'N' Roll Damnation," while the B-side contains "Sin City." Both tracks are taken from the live album If You Want Blood You've Got It. Produced by Vanda & Young, this release captures the raw power and intensity of AC/DC during the Bon Scott era. A striking picture sleeve with a dramatic close-up image of Angus complements the record, making it a collectible piece from the band's classic years.
SKU: ICN-000818
Unofficial fan-produced AC/DC "Live '77" LP featuring the classic Bon Scott-era lineup of Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams and Phil Rudd. The release is marked "Limited Edition" and "Made by the Fans / For the Fans," with catalog number EEH 18051.
The album features live material including "Let There Be Rock," "Rocker," "She's Got Balls," "T.N.T.," "Up to My Neck in You," "Kicked in the Teeth," and "The Jack." Housed in a distinctive white sleeve and accompanied by a green-and-black special insert reproducing period AC/DC clippings and imagery from 1977.
An interesting early-style collector release capturing AC/DC during the explosive Bon Scott era.
Please note: This is an unofficial collector-produced release and was not issued or authorized by AC/DC or its official record labels.
SKU: ICN-000960
An Australian 12-inch maxi-single release of AC/DC's Heatseeker, issued in 1988 by Albert Productions under catalog number ED 325. This release was manufactured and distributed in Australia by EMI Music Group of Companies and features the red Albert Productions label design. Heatseeker was the lead single from the band's Blow Up Your Video album and marked a strong return to form for AC/DC in the late 1980s.
The single includes three tracks: "Heatseeker" on Side A and "Go Zone" and "Snake Eye" on Side B, all produced by Harry Vanda and George Young. The cover features Angus Young emerging from a missile tunnel, one of AC/DC's most iconic promotional images, while the reverse side displays a live concert shot of the band performing on stage. This Australian pressing represents the definitive first edition of the Heatseeker 12-inch, released exclusively through Albert Productions for the domestic market.
SKU: ICN-000714
This is a 26" x 15" AC/DC printer's proof for the 12" vinyl single Nervous Shakedown, catalog number A9651T. The proof displays the complete front and back cover artwork, including a powerful live image of Angus Young in motion with his Gibson SG. It also lists the tracks featured on the release, including "Nervous Shakedown," "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," "Sin City," and "This House is on Fire." Marked with printer's color bars and layout notations along the edges, this rare production artifact offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of AC/DC's 1984 UK single packaging.
SKU: ICN-000807
An unofficial fan-produced test pressing of AC/DC's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap album. The record features plain test pressing labels with minimal printed details, including the catalog reference "K 50323" along with track information. One side has a red label with basic type, while the reverse shows a plain green label. The disc is housed in a standard printed sleeve using the familiar Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap album artwork, along with a lyric inner sleeve that includes printed lyrics and photographs. While not an official pressing, this fan-made test pressing is a unique collectible that showcases the lasting appeal of AC/DC's early hard rock era and the enduring fascination with one of the band's most iconic albums.
SKU: ICN-000947
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000897
Presented here is an original U.S. promotional-only 7" single of AC/DC's Shake Your Foundations, released in 1985 on Atlantic Records under catalog number 7-89525. Issued exclusively as a DJ and radio station promo, this record features the track taken from the band's Fly on the Wall album, produced by Angus and Malcolm Young. Pressed with the distinctive white/gray Atlantic label and clearly marked "Promotion Copy - Not For Sale," this collectible release was never made available commercially, making it a sought-after piece for AC/DC collectors and vinyl enthusiasts.
SKU: ICN-000915
This is an original 1980 "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo from Mel Lewinter of Atlantic Records, dated August 27, 1980, addressed to S. Ginsburg with copies to P. Carson, D. Glew, P. Cooper, and H. Lewis. The memo details that Leber-Krebs, a well-known artist management firm, owed the label approximately $1,900 for airline tickets for AC/DC's tour manager Peter Mensch. While acknowledging the debt, Leber-Krebs cited cash flow issues and promised repayment as soon as possible. Lewinter instructed that no expenses be billed to their account without his direct approval. The page features a handwritten note referencing "gold records" for AC/DC and is stamped "RECEIVED" with the date and Stu Ginsburg's name. A fascinating piece of internal music industry communication from the height of AC/DC's career, offering a candid glimpse into tour-related finances and label-artist management relations during the Back in Black era.
SKU: ICN-000755
This is an original AC/DC tour itinerary book from the Who Made Who North American Tour in 1986. The comb-bound booklet outlines the band's tour schedule with city-by-city listings, venue capacities, rehearsal details, travel plans, hotel accommodations, and promoter contacts. Notably, this copy features a handwritten note by Perry Cooper, inside referencing its use during the 1986 tour. Produced exclusively for band members and crew, itinerary books like this were vital for organizing the day-to-day logistics of a major rock tour, making it a rare and highly collectible artifact from AC/DC's mid-1980s touring history.
SKU: ICN-000729
Offered here is the AC/DC UK 7" maxi single, released in 1977 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 10899. This release features "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" and "Big Balls" on Side 1, with "The Jack" on Side 2. The tracks were taken from the band's early albums Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (1976) and High Voltage (1975). The sleeve includes unique artwork with a cartoon-style illustration of Angus Young and a printed tour schedule from February and March 1977 on the back, making it a notable collector's item from AC/DC's classic Bon Scott era. This release is a significant piece of the band's UK discography, capturing their rise during the mid-1970s hard rock explosion.
SKU: ICN-000825
This lot features four AC/DC cassette tapes from different countries, each with distinctive regional markings. Included is Fly on the Wall from the United States, noted with "USA White" on the case. Also present is The Razors Edge, a Polish issue from Polton. Back in Black appears here as a Saudi Arabian release on the 747 label, part of the region's authorized cassette market. Rounding out the lot is Brian Johnson - Keep on Rocking, an Anchor label release from the U.K., showcasing Johnson's pre-AC/DC band Geordie. A diverse set of international tapes highlighting AC/DC's global reach and distribution variations.
SKU: ICN-000845
Presented here is an extremely rare two-reel tape set produced for the Westwood One radio concert series, titled High Voltage. This special program features a live AC/DC concert broadcast and was prepared for syndication to radio stations. The set includes two 7-inch plastic reels, each housed in a 7.25" x 7.25" x 0.5" box, along with the original cue sheet detailing the program segments, commercial breaks, and setlist, which features songs such as "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)" and other AC/DC classics. These production reels represent a unique piece of AC/DC and radio broadcast history, offering collectors a rare glimpse into how live concert experiences were shared with audiences nationwide.
SKU: ICN-000865
An unusual Israeli pressing of AC/DC's legendary 1980 album Back in Black, released on Atlantic Records under catalog number BAN 50735. Manufactured in Israel and distributed by The General Music Co. Ltd., Ramat Gan, this international edition features the album's iconic black-on-black cover artwork and distinctive green, white, and orange Atlantic Records center labels.
The album features some of AC/DC's most recognizable songs, including "Hells Bells," "Shoot to Thrill," "Back in Black," "You Shook Me All Night Long," "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," and "Have a Drink on Me." Its unmistakable all-black sleeve, with the band's logo and album title printed in dark gray, was created as a tribute to Bon Scott.
Of particular interest is an unusual discrepancy between the record's two center labels. Side One carries an Atlantic Records label identifying AC/DC's subsequent 1981 album, For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), with catalog number CAN 50851 and five tracks from that release. Side Two features the correct Back in Black label, displaying catalog number BAN 50735 and the five songs from the second side of the album.
This unusual combination makes the record an intriguing example for collectors of international AC/DC vinyl and unusual manufacturing variations.
SKU: ACDC-001084
This is an original 34" x 24" AC/DC poster for the 1990 single Moneytalks from the album The Razors Edge. The design features the famous Angus Young dollar bill graphic with "AC/DC" boldly displayed in place of currency lettering and the word "MONEYTALKS" in large red type across the bottom. The poster is mounted on foam core, making it ready for display. This striking piece captures the humor and energy of AC/DC's early '90s era and remains a collectible item tied to one of the band's biggest hits.
SKU: ICN-000868
Offered here is an original 8" x 10" black-and-white backstage photograph of AC/DC's Brian Johnson and Angus Young. The candid image shows Johnson smiling in his trademark flat cap while Angus playfully holds two bananas over his head as rabbit ears, capturing a lighthearted moment between the bandmates. The reverse of the photo is stamped "Debbie Metal/Photofeatures, Hollywood, CA," confirming it as an authentic archival photograph. A unique and humorous glimpse into the offstage personalities of AC/DC.
SKU: ICN-000890
This is a 30" x 7.5" promotional poster for AC/DC's 1985 album Fly on the Wall. Issued by Atlantic Recording Corporation and marked "For Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale," the poster features the album's distinctive artwork, including the bold AC/DC logo, the album title in woodgrain lettering, and the cartoon fly mascot. Produced in the U.S.A., this promotional piece was created to support the release of the band's tenth studio album, making it a unique collectible tied to AC/DC's mid-1980s era.
SKU: ICN-000952
This original February 22, 1982 "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo from Atlantic Records captures a moment of recognition for AC/DC's extraordinary chart performance in the early 1980s. Addressed to Bob Kaus from Perry Cooper, Vice President of Artist Relations. The memo suggests including a specific point in an upcoming publicity push: that AC/DC was the only band at the time to have three albums simultaneously in the Top Five of the decade.
Typed on official Atlantic Recording Corporation letterhead and copied to Simo Doe and Dave Glew, the memo also includes a handwritten note in blue ink reading "Done,". The note references upcoming party photos being sent from Los Angeles, tying this recognition into a broader promotional effort.
This internal communication is a fascinating piece of music industry history that underscores AC/DC's dominance at the height of their commercial peak. A must-have for collectors of rock ephemera and fans of the band's unstoppable 1980s run.
SKU: ICN-000879
Offered here is an original U.S. promotional copy of AC/DC's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, issued by Atlantic Records under catalog number SD 16033. Marked "Licensed for Promotion Only - Sale is Unlawful," this rare promo edition was distributed to radio stations and music industry insiders ahead of the album's American release. Recorded in 1976 by the legendary Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Mark Evans, and Phil Rudd, the LP delivers some of the band's most iconic early tracks, including the title cut, "Problem Child," "There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'," and "Ride On."
The album comes in its classic censored-cover artwork featuring black-barred eyes over a suburban motel scene, with the bold "AC/DC" logo and track list sticker on the front. The back cover features the "Promotional Copy - Not for Sale" stamp, while the original printed inner sleeve includes full lyrics and black-and-white band photographs. Both sides of the vinyl feature the green and orange Atlantic Records labels with the SD 16033 catalog number.
First released in Australia in 1976, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap didn't hit U.S. shelves until 1981 due to concerns over its raw and irreverent tone. This promotional pressing is a sought-after piece of AC/DC history, representing the band's gritty, no-compromise approach to rock 'n' roll during the Bon Scott era.
SKU: ICN-000709
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print by acclaimed rock photographer Anastasia Pantsios captures AC/DC's electrifying stage presence in full force. Taken during a live performance, the image showcases frontman Brian Johnson at center stage, fist raised mid-verse, with an intense and commanding energy, while lead guitarist Angus Young stands beside him in his trademark schoolboy uniform, mid-riff on his Gibson SG. The powerful lighting rig glows behind them, amplifying the raw atmosphere of the concert. The reverse side bears the blue credit stamp for Anastasia Pantsios/Kaleidoscope Photographic Services, cementing its authenticity as a professional press image from one of rock's most iconic bands. This is a dynamic, visually charged moment frozen in time, perfect for any serious AC/DC or rock 'n' roll photography collection.
SKU: ICN-000763
A fun two-piece AC/DC children's clothing set featuring a colorful hooded sweatshirt and coordinating graphic T-shirt, both produced by Live Nation Merchandise.
The light gray, full-zip hooded sweatshirt features an oversized AC/DC logo across the front in red, black, and white, with the band's signature lightning bolt prominently displayed in bright yellow. Additional details include a red zipper, contrasting red stitching, red rib-knit cuffs and waistband, and an attached hood with red interior lining. The reverse is solid gray.
Accompanying the sweatshirt is a black short-sleeved T-shirt featuring a large, distressed-style illustration of Angus Young's iconic red Gibson SG electric guitar, complete with an AC/DC logo on the guitar body. The bold red, yellow, white, and black artwork makes an excellent complement to the sweatshirt.
Both garments retain their original Live Nation Merchandise markings, identifying them as size 4T, manufactured in Pakistan from a 60% cotton and 40% polyester blend. An additional attached tag identifies the outfit as a two-piece set.
SKU: ACDC-001108
Presented here is an original UK 7-inch vinyl single by AC/DC, released in 1979 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11406. The single features "Girls Got Rhythm" on the A-side and "Get It Hot" on the B-side, both taken from the classic Highway to Hell album produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. This particular printing is notable for a rare sleeve misprint: the "A" in the AC/DC logo on the front cover has the lower point cropped off, a printing error that slipped through quality control at the time. Misprinted sleeves like this are highly collectible as they represent an unusual variation from the standard release. This UK pressing captures AC/DC during their iconic Bon Scott era, and the error adds an extra layer of interest for collectors of rare vinyl and rock memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-000816
This is a rare advance promotional poster for AC/DC's 2000 album Stiff Upper Lip. Measuring 18" x 24", the poster features the lower portion of the album's iconic bronze statue of Angus Young, highlighting his legs and boots against a dramatic backdrop. The AC/DC logo and album title appear near the bottom along with the release date, "February 29." Produced specifically to promote the album's launch, this striking advance poster is a scarce piece of original promotional material tied to the Stiff Upper Lip era.
SKU: ICN-000732
This is a clean "File Copy" letter sent on September 8, 1980, on letterhead from the Contemporary Communications Corporation in New York (the band's PR firm), addressed to Stu Ginsburg at Atlantic Records. Authored by Carol Kaye, the note informs Ginsburg that 33 original color slides and two black-and-white photos of AC/DC, shot by photographer Robert Ellis, have been enclosed for review. Kaye requests that Ginsburg assess their suitability for publicity purposes and return them when done. A small "File AC/DC" annotation in green ink appears at the top, adding a lived-in touch to this behind-the-scenes piece of rock history.
SKU: ICN-000751
An original ticket stub from AC/DC's legendary headlining performance at the 1984 Monsters of Rock festival, held on Saturday, August 18th at Donington Park. Measuring approximately 4" x 3.5", this stub features bold blue print on textured security paper with the AC/DC logo dominating the design. The ticket notes important event details, including gate time, pricing, and restrictions on camping, a reminder of the raw, no-frills rock experience the festival was known for. The reverse includes directions and a venue map, offering a nostalgic look at one of the most iconic rock events of the era. These stubs are increasingly rare and highly sought-after by AC/DC collectors and hard rock historians alike.
SKU: ICN-000796
This lot contains two promotional-only AC/DC compact discs. The first is Remasterpieces, a promotional compilation featuring tracks from AC/DC alongside artists such as Yes, Genesis, Bad Company, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Led Zeppelin, highlighting remastered releases across Atlantic Records' catalog. The second is The Razors Edge interview disc, issued as a promotional-only item and not for sale, featuring interview content tied to the band's 1990 album release. Both discs were distributed strictly for promotional purposes, making them unique and collectible pieces of AC/DC's history.
SKU: ICN-000853
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000781
An outstanding 1991 UK limited-edition, individually numbered 12-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's "Are You Ready," released by ATCO Records under catalog number B8830T. This collectible three-track release features a specially designed gatefold picture sleeve celebrating the band's legendary appearances at the Monsters of Rock festival at Donington Park, England.
Issued during AC/DC's enormously successful The Razors Edge era, "Are You Ready" was taken from the band's 1990 studio album, which also produced the worldwide rock anthems "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks." Produced by Bruce Fairbairn, the album marked the arrival of drummer Chris Slade and helped introduce AC/DC to a new generation of rock fans.
This special UK release is distinguished by its striking sepia-toned cover photograph featuring the back of a man's head with the AC/DC logo shaved into his hair, accompanied by the words "Are You Ready." The reverse features an enlarged photograph of the same distinctive hairstyle, along with the song titles and album promotional information.
SKU: ACDC-001080
This collection of five AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes both metal and enamel designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size and fastening types, with some featuring standard pin-back closures, while others utilize butterfly clasps for secure attachment.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000806
This lot includes three AC/DC compact discs. Featured is a promotional-only release of Stiff Upper Lip (2000), issued to support the album of the same name and featuring the title track. Also included is Live from the Atlantic Studios, recorded in 1977 and later issued as part of the band's archival live releases, capturing raw performances of songs like Live Wire, High Voltage, and Whole Lotta Rosie. Rounding out the collection is Backtracks, the two-disc set compiling studio rarities and live tracks spanning multiple decades of the band's career. Together, these discs offer a mix of promotional, live, and rare material that showcase AC/DC's power both in the studio and on stage.
SKU: ICN-000832
A colorful piece of AC/DC memorabilia, this red cotton tote bag features a humorous cartoon interpretation of legendary AC/DC lead guitarist Angus Young, accompanied by the band's unmistakable lightning-bolt logo.
The front of the bag features a large, multicolored illustration depicting Angus as a devilish schoolboy, complete with his signature blue school uniform, matching cap, oversized shoes, mischievous expression, devil horns, and a pointed tail. Alongside the character is an oversized black AC/DC logo, creating a distinctive design that celebrates both the band's rebellious image and Angus Young's iconic stage persona.
The artwork also incorporates a printed artist-style signature beneath the illustration, adding another interesting visual detail to this unusual piece of AC/DC merchandise.
Constructed from bright red, 100% cotton fabric, the bag features an open-top design with two matching red shoulder straps.
SKU: ACDC-001098
A 1993 Spanish promotional 7-inch single by AC/DC, catalog number MELP-3048 on CBS/Sony. It features the track "Big Gun" on Side A and is a one-sided promo with no song on Side B, designated for radio or promotional use only. The single is tied to the soundtrack of the film Last Action Hero. The songwriter credits go to Angus Young and Malcolm Young, and the track was produced by Rick Rubin. This is a rare Spain-issued promo version thanks to the single-sided format and "Prohibida su venta / Promocional" marking.
SKU: ICN-000938
This collection includes three magazines featuring AC/DC. The lot contains an issue of Classic Rock magazine with Angus Young on the cover and in-depth coverage of the band, including unseen photos and features on Brian Johnson-era tracks. Also included is a Metal Hammer magazine with AC/DC as the main cover story, highlighting the band's dominance on the road and in the studio. Rounding out the lot is a vintage issue of Enfer magazine, featuring Bon Scott on the cover and classic-era AC/DC content within. Together, these publications provide a mix of contemporary and vintage coverage celebrating AC/DC's legacy.
SKU: ICN-000837
This 20" x 30" promotional poster was issued exclusively to video rental stores to promote the home video release of AC/DC's Let There Be Rock movie. It was never intended for public sale, making it a rare and highly collectible piece of AC/DC memorabilia.
The artwork is a stylized adaptation of the original 1977 Let There Be Rock album cover, featuring an electrifying image of Angus Young performing at the edge of the stage, completely absorbed in his trademark high-energy guitar playing. Dressed in his iconic schoolboy outfit, Angus raises his Gibson SG guitar high into the air, as a dramatic beam of light shines down on him from above-symbolizing the larger-than-life presence and power of AC/DC's music.
The bold AC/DC logo appears prominently at the top in red and yellow, immediately grabbing attention. Below, the tagline "The Only Movie Powered by AC/DC" reinforces the film's intense, high-voltage rock experience. The title "Let There Be Rock" is displayed in a striking yellow font near the bottom right, ensuring instant recognition among fans.
The background features a vibrant mix of purple, pink, and black hues, adding a high-energy, almost psychedelic feel that enhances the raw excitement of the live performance. The lower portion of the poster contains credits for band members Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Phil Rudd, and Cliff Williams, along with details about the home video release.
With a $39.98 retail price printed on the bottom, this poster not only advertised the film but also served as a visual reminder of AC/DC's legendary stage presence and musical legacy.
As an official in-store promotional item, this poster is a must-have for collectors, capturing the spirit of one of AC/DC's most iconic concert films and celebrating their unmatched influence in rock history.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000734
Original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph of Angus Young of AC/DC in mid-performance, wearing his trademark schoolboy shorts and playing his iconic Gibson SG guitar. Captured in an expressive moment with the guitar raised high, the image highlights Young's electrifying stage presence and the energy that has made him one of rock's most dynamic performers.
SKU: ICN-000749
Offered here is an original AC/DC Autumn Tour 1977 tour program. This vintage concert book features Angus Young on the cover and includes photos, articles, and promotional material from the Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap era. Inside are striking live shots of Angus Young and Bon Scott on stage, band member profiles, and details of the tour itinerary. Period advertisements and promotional features are also included, adding to the historic context. Issued during a key year in the band's rise, this program documents AC/DC's explosive live reputation and early international momentum. A rare collectible from the Bon Scott years.
SKU: ICN-000841
This 11.5" x 7.75" black-and-white photographic print by renowned rock photographer Robert Ellis captures an electrifying moment from AC/DC's legendary "Back in Black" tour. Angus Young, stripped down to his trademark shorts, stands with his back to the camera, facing Brian Johnson in a fierce onstage exchange. Brian, gripping the mic, belts out with unmistakable intensity, perfectly embodying the raw, high-voltage energy that defined this era of the band. A striking and authentic slice of AC/DC's live power, preserved by one of rock's premier photographers.
SKU: ICN-000786
A striking 8" x 11.5" color photographic print capturing Angus Young of AC/DC in a candid, off-stage moment. Seated casually in a chair, cigarette in hand, Angus holds his iconic Gibson SG, his weapon of choice for decades of high-voltage rock. With tousled hair, a relaxed expression, and the unmistakable SG at the forefront, this image perfectly blends the guitarist's laid-back personality with the instrument that helped define AC/DC's sound.
SKU: ICN-000794
An original UK 7-inch vinyl single by AC/DC, released in December 1981 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11706. The A-side features "Let's Get It Up," the lead single from the band's 1981 album For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. The B-side is a live recording of "Back in Black," captured during the band's performance in December 1981, showcasing AC/DC at the height of their explosive live power. The record comes housed in its original picture sleeve featuring a live concert image of the band under the lights. A great collectible pressing that captures AC/DC in their early Brian Johnson era.
SKU: ICN-000815
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000780
This two-page "File Copy" set from the Atlantic Records archive contains Telex communications dated February 20, 1980, concerning the sudden death of AC/DC frontman Bon Scott. The first page, sent to Stu Ginsburg from Daniel Urweider, relays a message from manager Peter Mensch requesting that no public statement be made until consulting with him and the management team of Leber and Krebs, providing Mensch's London contact details. The second page is the official joint release from WEA and Peter Mensch, confirming Scott's passing, summarizing his career with AC/DC since 1974, and noting the band's achievements, including six album releases, a recent world tour, and plans to begin recording their seventh Atlantic Records album. It states that additional details would follow pending autopsy results and once the band was ready to comment.
SKU: ICN-000759
An unusual German pressing of AC/DC's legendary 1977 album Let There Be Rock, released by Atlantic Records under catalog number ATL 50366. This West German edition features the classic green, white, and orange Atlantic labels, the original concert photography sleeve, and the European track configuration featuring "Crabsody in Blue."
What makes this particular record especially interesting is a audio pressing error: "Bad Boy Boogie" plays on both sides of the album. Although the two labels display their respective standard track listings, playback reveals the unexpected duplication of this classic AC/DC song. This manufacturing anomaly distinguishes the record from conventional copies of the album and makes it an intriguing addition to a collection of unusual vinyl pressings.
SKU: ICN-001061
A scarce and highly collectible 1985 radio-only transcription LP of Metalshop, the nationally syndicated heavy metal radio program produced by MJI Broadcasting, Inc. This original broadcast pressing, identified as Show No. 80, was distributed for the week of August 9, 1985, during the height of the 1980s heavy metal explosion and AC/DC's Fly on the Wall era.
Manufactured specifically for professional radio station broadcasting and never intended for commercial retail sale, this original 12-inch vinyl record features distinctive yellow Metalshop labels bearing the program's famous saw-blade logo, MJI Broadcasting identification, and the original broadcast date. The record carries the identification numbers MS 80-A and MS 80-B.
The program captures the sound and atmosphere of mid-1980s heavy metal radio, featuring music, artist interviews, rock news, and period advertising. The accompanying broadcast cue sheets document the program's musical selections, commercial breaks, segment timings, and instructions for participating radio stations, offering a fascinating glimpse into the production and distribution of syndicated rock programming.
Included with the record is original MJI Broadcasting paperwork, including the program's broadcast cue sheets and promotional notices. Of particular interest is documentation relating to Metalshop's Grim Reaper guitar giveaway, a period promotion offering listeners the opportunity to win a guitar associated with the band's Fear No Evil campaign.
Unlike ordinary commercial albums, these specialized transcription records were distributed through radio industry channels for scheduled broadcasts. Surviving examples accompanied by their original station documentation are especially appealing to collectors of vintage radio recordings, 1980s heavy metal memorabilia, and promotional vinyl.
SKU: ICN-001069
Presented here is a scrapbook compiled by AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker, focused on the band's Who Made Who era of the mid-1980s. The collection includes original news clippings, magazine articles, promotional advertisements, and photographs capturing AC/DC during the release of their 1986 soundtrack album Who Made Who, created for Stephen King's film Maximum Overdrive. Among the highlights are period press features, promotional material for the single and album, and imagery of the band's high-energy performances of the time. This carefully assembled archive provides a unique and detailed look at an important moment in AC/DC's career.
SKU: ICN-000726
This original 8" x 2.5" concert ticket is from AC/DC's December 13, 1982 performance at the Palais des Expositions in Paris, France. The three-part design features pink and black AC/DC branding with "KCP" and "WEA" logos, and even includes a mini promotional blurb on the reverse for "For Those About to Rock." Issued for 60 Francs, this bold and stylish French ticket is a rare survivor from the band's electrifying post-"Back in Black" era.
SKU: ICN-000798
This is a 25.25" x 17.75" AC/DC printer's proof for the vinyl single Nervous Shakedown, catalog number A9651P. The proof displays the complete front and back cover artwork, featuring a live performance shot of Angus Young. The single includes "Nervous Shakedown" and "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution." Marked with printer's color bars and layout notes, this rare pre-production sheet provides a behind-the-scenes look at the packaging design for this release from the band's Flick of the Switch era.
SKU: ICN-000925
Presented here is the original Off the Record Special with Mary Turner 2-LP radio show featuring AC/DC, issued by Westwood One Radio Networks in January 1991 for syndicated broadcast across the United States. Catalog number W 91-06. This double album includes interview segments with AC/DC members and tracks such as "Back in Black," "You Shook Me All Night Long," "Hells Bells," "Moneytalks," and "Thunderstruck," promoting the band's The Razors Edge era. Distributed exclusively to radio stations, this set was never sold commercially and includes the original cue sheet detailing segment timings, commercial breaks, and broadcast instructions. Off the Record Specials, hosted by Mary Turner, were among the most popular syndicated rock interview programs of the late 1970s through early 1990s, making this AC/DC broadcast a notable piece of both radio and hard rock history.
SKU: ICN-000717
This 20" x 30" promotional poster was issued exclusively to video rental stores to promote the home video release of AC/DC's Let There Be Rock movie. It was never intended for public sale, making it a rare and highly collectible piece of AC/DC memorabilia.
The artwork is a stylized adaptation of the original 1977 Let There Be Rock album cover, featuring an electrifying image of Angus Young performing at the edge of the stage, completely absorbed in his trademark high-energy guitar playing. Dressed in his iconic schoolboy outfit, Angus raises his Gibson SG guitar high into the air, as a dramatic beam of light shines down on him from above-symbolizing the larger-than-life presence and power of AC/DC's music.
The bold AC/DC logo appears prominently at the top in red and yellow, immediately grabbing attention. Below, the tagline "The Only Movie Powered by AC/DC" reinforces the film's intense, high-voltage rock experience. The title "Let There Be Rock" is displayed in a striking yellow font near the bottom right, ensuring instant recognition among fans.
The background features a vibrant mix of purple, pink, and black hues, adding a high-energy, almost psychedelic feel that enhances the raw excitement of the live performance. The lower portion of the poster contains credits for band members Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Phil Rudd, and Cliff Williams, along with details about the home video release.
With a $39.98 retail price printed on the bottom, this poster not only advertised the film but also served as a visual reminder of AC/DC's legendary stage presence and musical legacy.
As an official in-store promotional item, this poster is a must-have for collectors, capturing the spirit of one of AC/DC's most iconic concert films and celebrating their unmatched influence in rock history.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000735
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print captures Brian Johnson of AC/DC delivering a powerful performance on stage. Photographed by Beth Gwinn, the image highlights Johnson in a moment of raw intensity, gripping the microphone with his trademark energy and passion that defined AC/DC's electrifying live shows. The back of the print carries the photographer's stamp, "Captured Live - Beth Gwinn Photographer," along with handwritten notations referencing AC/DC and date codes, further confirming its authenticity. A vivid piece of concert history, this original print showcases the commanding presence of Brian Johnson during the height of AC/DC's live dominance.
SKU: ICN-000766
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000775
An outstanding example of The Easybeats' 1968 album Falling Off the Edge of the World, released in the United States by United Artists Records under catalog number UAS 6667. This vintage stereo LP remains in its original sealed wrapping, preserving a remarkable piece of 1960s Australian rock history.
The Easybeats were one of Australia's most influential rock groups, achieving international recognition with their 1966 hit "Friday on My Mind." The group featured George Young, older brother of AC/DC founders Angus and Malcolm Young, alongside guitarist Harry Vanda, vocalist Stevie Wright, bassist Dick Diamonde, and drummer Tony Cahill.
George Young and Harry Vanda would later become legendary songwriting and production partners, playing a crucial role in developing AC/DC's early sound and producing several of the band's most celebrated albums.
This example remains sealed in its clear wrapping, and the record has not been removed or played for inspection.
A desirable addition to collections of 1960s rock, Australian music history, The Easybeats, and especially AC/DC and the legendary Vanda & Young songwriting and production partnership.
SKU: ICN-001049
If You Want Blood You've Got It picture disc LP, featuring classic live imagery of Angus Young and the complete ten-track live album, including "Riff Raff," "Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be," "Whole Lotta Rosie," "High Voltage," "Let There Be Rock," and "Rocker."
This example features an unusual manufacturing error/mispress: the side visually identified with the Side A track listing actually plays the Side B tracks, while the side displaying the Side B listing plays the Side A tracks.
An interesting production anomaly of AC/DC's legendary Bon Scott-era live album and a particularly distinctive variation for the serious AC/DC vinyl collector.
SKU: ICN-000964
A rare 8.5" x 11.5" black-and-white photographic print by renowned rock photographer Robert Ellis, capturing an intimate moment between Brian Johnson and Angus Young during rehearsals for AC/DC's legendary Back in Black tour. Johnson, in his trademark flat cap, while Angus with cigarette in his mouth and trusty SG strapped over his shoulder, both framed by the raw, unpolished atmosphere of the rehearsal stage. Stamped with Ellis's copyright mark on the reverse, this image offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the band on the verge of one of the most iconic tours in rock history.
SKU: ICN-000793
This lot includes four factory sealed AC/DC compact discs representing the band's later-era releases. Included are two versions of PWR/UP (2020), the group's celebrated comeback album featuring Shot in the Dark, Realize, and Demon Fire. One is the standard jewel case edition, and the other is the Target exclusive digipak edition that comes with an AC/DC sticker pack. Also featured is Black Ice (2008), the long-awaited studio album that ended an eight-year gap between releases and includes standout tracks like Rock 'n Roll Train and Big Jack. Rounding out the collection is Rock or Bust (2014), presented here as a Taiwan release with obi strip, featuring Play Ball, Baptism by Fire, and the title track. Together, these sealed discs showcase key milestones from AC/DC's modern era and include collectible international and exclusive editions.
SKU: ICN-000862
This collection of five AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes both metal and enamel designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size and fastening types, with some featuring standard pin-back closures, while others utilize butterfly clasps for secure attachment.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000876
This is a large AC/DC poster measuring 33" x 24" and featuring the powerful Live album cover artwork. The design showcases Angus Young in full flight on stage, captured mid-jump with the bold AC/DC logo and Live title across the top. Mounted on foam core and ready for display, this poster makes an impressive presentation piece celebrating one of the band's most iconic live images.
SKU: ICN-000869
An original 1986 U.S. promotional 12-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's "Who Made Who," manufactured and distributed by Atlantic Records under catalog number PR 872. Produced specifically for promotional distribution and not offered as a standard retail release, this record features Atlantic's distinctive green, white, and orange center labels prominently marked "Promotional Copy - Not for Sale."
This promotional pressing features "Who Made Who" on both sides, rather than the different B-side material found on commercial single releases. The record's Atlantic labels identify the vocal/LP version and carry the original 1986 publishing and production credits, together with the promotional designation.
The record is housed in its illustrated blue Atlantic Records picture sleeve, featuring the iconic AC/DC logo and also displays the Backtracks marking, while the reverse features a statement restricting the release to promotional use.
Unlike ordinary retail copies of the single, this edition was manufactured specifically for promotional distribution. Its PR 872 catalog number, dedicated promotional labels, and matching picture sleeve make it a distinctive collectible from AC/DC's Brian Johnson era.
SKU: ACDC-001087
This collection includes four AC/DC compact discs highlighted by a factory-sealed 3-CD box set issued by Albert Productions in Australia. The set contains For Those About to Rock (We Salute You), Flick of the Switch, and Fly on the Wall, each housed in its original jewel case within a custom slipcase package. Also included is Back in Black presented in a deluxe embossed digipak edition with fold-out booklet and band photography. This lot offers a mix of one of AC/DC's most iconic albums and a collectible multi-disc set representing the band's 1980s output.
SKU: ICN-000956
This is a very rare 24" x 24" promotional-only store poster for AC/DC's 1995 album Ballbreaker. Featuring the striking cover art of Angus Young illuminated in electric blue tones, the design highlights the album's powerful imagery with lightning and a monumental stage-like setting. Created exclusively for in-store promotion, this poster was never made available for commercial sale, making it a sought-after collectible from the Ballbreaker era.
SKU: ICN-000736
Released in 1984 on the NeoFonoFonok JDP label, Fling Thing is an unofficial double LP compiling studio and live recordings from AC/DC's Bon Scott era. The collection features performances from the mid-1970s through 1978, including early classics such as "Rock in the Parlour," "Can I Sit Next to You Girl," "Baby Please Don't Go," "She's Got Balls," and "High Voltage." Several live tracks are sourced from notable performances in Glasgow, London, and New York, capturing the raw energy of AC/DC's formative years on stage. The release is named after the rare instrumental "Fling Thing," and the cover art features one of the band's most iconic early promotional photos alongside Bon Scott raising a glass. Fling Thing remains one of the most circulated and sought-after AC/DC bootlegs, celebrated by collectors for its historical value and comprehensive look at the band's powerful early output.
SKU: ICN-000720
This collection features four AC/DC compact discs, including two that remain factory sealed. The lot includes two editions of Thunderstruck, one in jewel case format and another in a card sleeve, each showcasing different artwork variations. Also featured is the Moneytalks single presented in its original card sleeve with distinctive banknote-themed cover art. Completing the set is Hard As A Rock, housed in a vibrant card sleeve with disc artwork. Together, these discs highlight AC/DC's 1990s single releases, offering collectors a mix of sealed and open examples with both jewel case and card sleeve presentations.
SKU: ICN-000953
A wonderful tribute to one of rock and roll's most unforgettable frontmen, this black AC/DC T-shirt celebrates the life, music, and legacy of the legendary Bon Scott, whose unmistakable voice and charismatic stage presence helped establish AC/DC as one of the world's greatest hard-rock bands.
The shirt features a traditional short-sleeved crewneck design and retains its original Thunder manufacturer's label, marked size X-Large, along with its fabric-care label.
SKU: ACDC-001100
Original 1986 Argentine promotional pressing of AC/DC's Who Made Who, released by Atlantic Records under catalog number 89100. This distinctive South American edition features the Spanish-translated album title Quien Hizo A Quien on the front cover and record labels, along with Spanish-language song titles.
Of particular interest is the large gold "PROHIBIDA SU VENTA" (NOT FOR SALE) stamp prominently displayed across both original blue-and-white Atlantic Records labels, identifying this copy as a promotional pressing rather than a standard retail release. Manufactured in Argentina by EMI-Odeon, the record retains its original full-color picture sleeve featuring Angus Young on the front and photographs of the band on the reverse.
Released in 1986 as the soundtrack companion to Stephen King's horror film Maximum Overdrive, Who Made Who features nine AC/DC recordings, including the title track, "You Shook Me All Night Long," "Hells Bells," "Ride On," and "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," along with the specially recorded instrumentals "D.T." and "Chase the Ace."
An appealing international promotional variation of this classic AC/DC release, distinguished by its Argentine manufacture, Spanish-language printing, and original gold promotional stamps. A desirable addition to any collection of AC/DC international pressings and promotional vinyl.
SKU: ICN-001055
This is an original Philippines 7" vinyl single by AC/DC, released in 1979 under the Atlantic Records catalog number ATR-0117. The A-side features the iconic anthem "Highway to Hell," while the B-side includes the brooding track "Night Prowler," both taken from the legendary Highway to Hell album produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. Issued specifically for the Philippine market, this pressing reflects the international reach of the band during the Bon Scott era and stands as a highly collectible piece of AC/DC's discography.
SKU: ICN-000908
Presented here is an unofficial AC/DC 7" single released in 1990 by HC Set Records under the catalog number HC Set 024. This rare fan-produced release features two tracks: "Carry Me Home / Highland Fling" on Side A, and a live version of "Lucille" on Side B. The record is part of a limited edition run of only 300 copies, each individually numbered, and this copy is hand-marked as number 024.
The sleeve design pays tribute to Bon Scott, with a front cover featuring a black-and-white photo of the late singer holding a bottle, accompanied by the caption "The late Bon Scott: A true rock and roll legend." The back sleeve includes additional AC/DC imagery and a dedication to Scott's memory, along with references to other bootleg-style releases. Issued under the name "Shockwave," this unofficial pressing was created for collectors during a time when rare live recordings and non-album tracks circulated primarily through independent fan networks.
SKU: ICN-000922
An officially licensed AC/DC tee by Liquid Blue. Featuring a bold, oversized AC/DC logo surrounded by intricately printed skulls and gothic scrollwork, this all-over front design is pure rock 'n' roll attitude. The shirt is size large and made from 100% cotton for a soft, comfortable fit.
SKU: ICN-000950
Japanese pressing of Geordie's Don't Be Fooled by the Name, featuring Brian Johnson years before he would become the lead singer of AC/DC. Released in Japan by Odeon / Toshiba-EMI under catalog number EOP-81013, this attractive edition is presented with its original Japanese obi strip and accompanying illustrated booklet/insert.
Originally released in 1974, the album includes "Goin' Down," "House of the Rising Sun," "So What," "Mercenary Man," "Ten Feet Tall," "Got to Know," "Little Boy," and "Look at Me." The gatefold-style packaging features extensive band photography, while the Japanese booklet contains additional photographs, Japanese text and record-company catalog information.
A particularly appealing early Brian Johnson collectible, documenting an important chapter in his career before joining AC/DC in 1980. The combination of the Japanese pressing, distinctive artwork, original obi and booklet makes this an excellent addition to an advanced AC/DC, Brian Johnson or Geordie collection.
SKU: ICN-000965
A fun and unusual piece of AC/DC memorabilia, this black infant bodysuit features a humorous design inspired by the band's classic song "Have a Drink on Me," from their legendary 1980 album Back in Black.
The front features the words "Have a Drink on Me" in bold yellow and red lettering above an illustrated baby bottle decorated with AC/DC's unmistakable red lightning-bolt logo. The clever combination of a baby's feeding bottle and one of the band's best-known drinking anthems makes this an entertaining addition to any AC/DC memorabilia collection.
The bodysuit is manufactured by Rabbit Skins, a brand specializing in infant and children's apparel, and retains its original manufacturer's label identifying the size as 12 months. It features short sleeves, an overlapping shoulder neckline, and a snap-fastened bottom for easy dressing.
SKU: ACDC-001101
This classic 8" x 10" promotional press photo captures AC/DC in a candid, gritty setting, with the band posed atop a pile of rubble, a fitting backdrop for their raw, hard-edged rock 'n' roll spirit. Printed in black and white, the image features Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Chris Slade, with the band's iconic lightning bolt logo and ATCO Records emblem along the bottom border. Issued as official promotional material, this photo perfectly embodies AC/DC's no-frills, powerhouse attitude during the early 1990s era with Chris Slade on drums. A striking piece of rock history, it represents the band's enduring image of strength, rebellion, and unrelenting energy.
SKU: ICN-000767
An original AC/DC Are You Ready limited edition 12-inch vinyl EP, issued as a special Australian tour souvenir. This collectible release features four tracks from the band's explosive Brian Johnson era and remains factory sealed in its original shrink wrap, with the original promotional sticker affixed to the front cover.
The EP includes "Are You Ready," "Got You by the Balls," "D.T.," and "Chase the Ace,". The colorful picture sleeve features Angus Young performing beneath a dramatic lightning bolt, while the reverse displays concert photographs of the band.
The original front sticker reads "Limited Edition Special Tour Poster - Are You Ready - AC/DC - Australian Tour Souvenir," indicating the inclusion of a special tour poster.
A desirable, unopened AC/DC collectible featuring its original packaging and promotional sticker. The record remains sealed, and the contents have not been removed or inspected.
SKU: ICN-000971
This lot includes four AC/DC compact discs showcasing some of the band's most iconic recordings. Featured titles are If You Want Blood You've Got It, the group's first live album released in 1978, and Powerage, their 1978 studio effort known for its raw energy and fan favorites like Riff Raff and Sin City. Also included is Highway to Hell, the 1979 breakthrough album produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange that delivered the title track as a hard rock anthem, and T.N.T., the 1975 Australian release featuring classics such as It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) and High Voltage. Together, these discs highlight the band's rise to international stardom during the Bon Scott era.
SKU: ICN-000861
An exceptionally collectible 1985 radio broadcast transcription LP featuring AC/DC, produced by MJI Broadcasting, Inc. for its syndicated hard rock and heavy metal radio program, METALSHOP - Radio's Weekly Metal Magazine. Issued for the week of August 30, 1985, this special broadcast features interviews with AC/DC guitar legend Angus Young and vocalist Brian Johnson, interspersed with some of the band's most celebrated recordings.
Produced exclusively for radio programming rather than commercial retail sale, this original 12-inch vinyl LP features distinctive bright yellow METALSHOP labels, identifying the program as MS 83, with sides designated MS 83-A and MS 83-B. The record is housed in a plain white sleeve and is accompanied by its original MJI Broadcasting program cue sheets, an especially desirable addition documenting the show's original broadcast format, interview segments, music selections, commercial breaks, and running times.
The accompanying cue sheets identify interviews with Angus Young and Brian Johnson, along with AC/DC recordings including "Highway to Hell," "Back in Black," "Let's Get It Up," "Jailbreak," and "Sink the Pink." The program provides a fascinating snapshot of AC/DC in 1985, during the period surrounding the release of their Fly on the Wall album.
Unlike conventional record releases, syndicated radio transcription discs were manufactured for distribution to participating radio stations, allowing broadcasters to air professionally produced programs featuring exclusive artist interviews, music, and commercial segments. These records were not intended for public sale, and surviving examples accompanied by their original programming paperwork are particularly appealing to collectors of rock radio history.
SKU: ACDC-001074
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000779
Offered here is an unofficial 7-inch single of AC/DC's "Heatseeker," presented on black marbled vinyl. This release features the tracks "Heatseeker" and "Let It Loose," both tied to the band's 1988 album Blow Up Your Video. The sleeve artwork depicts Angus Young in performance with a striking red-toned design, while the reverse credits production to Harry Vanda and George Young. Issued without catalog markings typical of official Atlantic Records releases, this pressing is a fan-produced item, not part of AC/DC's authorized discography. Unofficial singles such as this one were often circulated in small numbers among collectors, making them interesting artifacts for fans seeking unique variations of the band's work.
SKU: ICN-000920
This is an original 4.5" x 3.5" ticket stub from the legendary Monsters of Rock festival held at Donington Park on Saturday, August 22, 1984. Headlined by AC/DC, this iconic show marked one of the band's most electrifying performances in the UK during the "Flick of the Switch" era. Printed with bold AC/DC branding and a clear call to "TO BE RETAINED," this ticket is a rare survivor from a historic day in rock history. Gates opened at 10:30 a.m. with the first band hitting the stage at 1:00 p.m. Tickets were priced at just 8.50 in advance or 10.00 on the day. A must-have piece of memorabilia from the golden age of metal festivals.
SKU: ICN-000800
An original UK 7-inch single of AC/DC's Who Made Who, released in 1986 on Atlantic Records under catalog number A9425. This single was issued to promote the Who Made Who album, which also served as the soundtrack to Stephen King's film Maximum Overdrive. Side A features the title track Who Made Who, written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson. Side B includes a live version of Guns for Hire, showcasing the band's hard-hitting live sound. Produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, this release captures AC/DC during their mid-1980s era and remains a notable collectible in their discography.
SKU: ICN-000823
This original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph captures Angus Young of AC/DC performing live on stage in Southampton, November 1978. The image highlights Angus in his trademark schoolboy outfit, playing guitar under the stage lights with the band visible in the background. The reverse side is annotated with the date and location and carries the photographer's credit sticker for Denis O'Regan, a well-known rock photographer. A rare vintage print from the Bon Scott era, documenting AC/DC's powerful live performances in the late 1970s.
SKU: ICN-000904
An unusual piece of vintage AC/DC concert memorabilia from the band's 1991 Australian and New Zealand leg of The Razors Edge World Tour, these white cotton boxer shorts feature an original tour-specific design celebrating the band's return to its Australian roots.
The front of the shorts features the classic red AC/DC lightning-bolt logo outlined in black and gold, printed on the lower left leg. Beneath the logo are the words "Razors Edge - Australia & New Zealand Tour 1991," identifying the specific tour and year. The design also bears a 1991 copyright notice for Leidseplein Presse B.V., with licensing information referencing Brockum.
The shorts feature an elastic waistband, a relaxed boxer-style cut, and a plain white reverse. The original manufacturer's label identifies ACME T-Shirt Co., with the garment marked 100% cotton, Made in Australia, One Size.
SKU: ACDC-001106
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000778
This is a 30" x 15" AC/DC promotional poster issued in 1988 by Atlantic Records as part of their Spring for New Music campaign. The poster features the AC/DC logo along with a full display of the band's catalog available at the time, including classic albums such as High Voltage, Let There Be Rock, Powerage, Highway to Hell, Back in Black, For Those About to Rock, Fly on the Wall, and Blow Up Your Video. Marked "For Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale," this U.S.-issued piece was designed to promote AC/DC releases across records, cassettes, and compact discs, making it a striking and historic promotional artifact from the late 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000743
Offered here is a rare Canadian 7" vinyl single by AC/DC, released in 1985 under catalog number 78 95327 on Atlantic Records (distributed by WEA Music of Canada). The A-side is meant to feature "Danger," while the B-side contains "Back in Business." However, this pressing is notable for a factory error: the B-side label has been applied to both sides of the record, resulting in "Back in Business" appearing on the label of the A-side as well.
This single originally accompanied the Fly on the Wall album era and highlights the band's gritty mid-'80s sound. The misprint makes it an intriguing and standout collectible, especially for enthusiasts of AC/DC vinyl anomalies.
SKU: ICN-000907
This is an original 3.25" x 3.5" ticket stub from AC/DC's explosive November 8, 1979 performance at Bingley Hall in Stafford, England. Part of the legendary "Highway to Hell" tour, the last to feature Bon Scott, this 4.00 ticket granted entry to a raw, no-frills night of pure rock energy. Issued by M.C.P. Presents, the stub warns of no cameras, tape recorders, or alcohol, a nod to the era's tightly controlled concert environments. With its classic block print design and stamped ticket number (No. 1311), this vintage piece of rock history is a rare memento from one of AC/DC's most iconic lineups in their prime.
SKU: ICN-000801
This is an original AC/DC promotional poster measuring 23.5" x 23.5" and featuring the iconic Highway to Hell album cover artwork. Printed on heavy card stock, the poster displays the classic image of the band with Angus Young in his schoolboy outfit complete with devil horns, alongside Bon Scott in what would be his final album with AC/DC. Issued by Atlantic Records (SD 19244), this poster was created for use in record stores at the time of the album's release and was not made available for public sale. It remains a striking and highly collectible piece of rock history connected to one of AC/DC's most legendary albums.
SKU: ICN-000870
This is a Japanese promotional 7-inch single by AC/DC, catalog number P-1649, released in May 1982 on the Atlantic label and pressed by Warner-Pioneer in Japan. Side A features "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)" and Side B carries a live version of "T.N.T." recorded December 1981. The label is stamped with " " (sample / not for sale), marking it as a promo-only release. This release was issued to support the For Those About To Rock album and is among the more collectible Japanese AC/DC singles, noted for its promo status and inclusion of a live track.
SKU: ICN-000941
Original Atlantic Records "File Copy" Inter-Office Memo dated September 18, 1980, issued by Perry Cooper and stamped as received by the label. The memo addresses urgent concerns over sluggish ticket sales for AC/DC's upcoming tour dates, specifically noting slow numbers for the Cobo Arena in Detroit (September 27) and Nassau Coliseum in New York (October 8). Notes on the front reference media outlets and promotional targets such as Good Times, Newsday, and Island Ear, along with the names "Lisa," "Patti," and "See Me" marked across the top. This behind-the-scenes document offers a rare glimpse into the promotional challenges faced by AC/DC during their rise to rock superstardom in the Back in Black era, providing tangible evidence of the strategic efforts Atlantic Records took to push ticket sales in key markets.
SKU: ICN-000750
Presented here is an original AC/DC Blow Up Your Video World Tour program book from 1988. Measuring 16.5" x 11.5", this full-color tour book features striking cover artwork of Angus Young bursting through a television screen, echoing the album's theme. Inside are pages filled with live concert photography, band member features, tour dates, and crew credits, capturing the energy and spectacle of AC/DC's massive 1988 world tour. A collectible piece of memorabilia, this program highlights the band during the era of their Blow Up Your Video album and tour.
SKU: ICN-000833
This lot includes two promotional-only AC/DC compact discs. The first is The Razors Edge Interview Disc, issued by Albert Productions/CBS Records Australia and marked not for resale, featuring band interview content tied to the release of the 1990 album The Razors Edge. The second is a Warner Music Canada promotional sampler disc, distributed for industry use only, featuring a variety of tracks from different artists including AC/DC. Both discs were created exclusively for promotional purposes and not made commercially available, making them rare collector's items linked to the band's early 1990s promotional campaigns.
SKU: ICN-000859
An outstanding piece of AC/DC promotional history, this original 1983 Atlantic Records Special Radio Interview Disc was produced exclusively for radio station use and was never intended for commercial sale. Issued in the United States under catalog number PR 562, this unusual 12-inch vinyl LP features a specially prepared interview with AC/DC, recorded during the band's Flick of the Switch era.
The interview was conducted by Beau Phillips and Steve Slaton of Seattle radio station KISW and offers a fascinating look at the band during an important period in its career. The conversation addresses AC/DC's musical beginnings, the development of its unmistakable sound, life on the road, changes within the band, and the recording of Flick of the Switch.
Unlike a traditional interview record, this promotional pressing was specially configured for radio broadcasters. Side A features the interview questions and answers together, while Side B contains only the band's answers. This arrangement allowed radio personalities to introduce the questions themselves, creating the impression of conducting their own exclusive interview with AC/DC.
The record contains 21 interview questions, including discussions about Brian Johnson's experience following his first three albums as AC/DC's lead vocalist, the band's approach to replacing its drummer, Angus Young's career highlights, the group's experiences touring internationally, and the musical direction of Flick of the Switch. The final questions explore the album's lyrics and how the band selects songs for its live performances.
Included with the LP is its original printed Atlantic Records interview cue sheet, listing all 21 questions, the corresponding answer endings, and individual running times. This document was an essential tool for radio stations using the record and is an especially desirable accompaniment to this promotional release.
The vinyl features Atlantic Records' distinctive green, white, and orange promotional labels, with the AC/DC name, the title Special Radio Interview Disc, catalog number PR 562, and the designation "Promotional Copy - Not for Sale." The labels also credit Beau Phillips and Steve Slaton and bear the original 1983 Atlantic Recording Corporation copyright.
SKU: ACDC-001090
An electrifying black-and-white 11.75" x 8" photographic print by Walkerprint, London, capturing AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson in full rock 'n' roll fury. With his signature flat cap and powerful stance, Johnson belts out a song with raw energy and unmistakable stage presence. Printed by the renowned Walkerprint, this striking image is a time capsule of AC/DC's high-voltage live performance era, perfect for collectors and fans who appreciate the unfiltered spirit of rock.
SKU: ICN-000791
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000898
Offered here is a scrapbook compiled by AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker, centered on the band's Fly On The Wall era of the mid-1980s. This collection includes original news clippings, magazine features, promotional advertisements, and photographs that document AC/DC's activities during the release and promotion of their 1985 album Fly On The Wall. The scrapbook highlights the press coverage, visual promotions, and fan interest surrounding this period in the band's history, capturing the energy and impact of AC/DC's music and image during one of their most distinctive eras.
SKU: ICN-000727
This original 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph captures AC/DC performing live on stage, with Bon Scott shirtless and commanding the spotlight in the foreground while Angus Young can be seen playing guitar in the background. The reverse side bears the credit sticker of renowned rock photographer Ross Halfin, whose work has documented many of the greatest names in rock history. A powerful live image from the Bon Scott era, this photograph represents a rare and authentic piece of AC/DC's early legacy.
SKU: ICN-000905
This is an original AC/DC itinerary book from the Blow Up Your Video World Tour 1988, covering the North American Part 1 leg. This comb-bound tour document once belonged to Perry Cooper of Atlantic Records and includes detailed schedules for each stop of the tour. Inside are listings of band and crew personnel, venue information, hotel arrangements, promoter contacts, travel logistics, and daily show details. Produced for internal use only, these itinerary books were essential tools for organizing the band's day-to-day operations on the road. As a copy personally used by Perry Cooper, it holds additional provenance, making it a significant collectible tied to both AC/DC and their label during this era.
SKU: ICN-000731
Presented here is an original UK 7-inch vinyl single of AC/DC's Heatseeker, released in 1988 on Atlantic Records with the catalog number A9136. The single features "Heatseeker" on the A-side, a high-energy track that served as the lead single from the band's Blow Up Your Video album, produced by Harry Vanda and George Young. The B-side includes "Go Zone," another cut from the same album. The picture sleeve showcases Angus Young in his signature schoolboy uniform, with a live stage performance featured on the reverse. This release captures AC/DC during the late '80s as they continued their run as one of rock's most powerful live acts. A must-have for collectors of AC/DC vinyl singles.
SKU: ICN-000822
Step back in time with this rare, unused 22" x 13.5" AC/DC book cover, a vintage treasure printed in 1981 by Rock'n'School Products Inc. This iconic piece showcases the raw energy of AC/DC with two captivating stage images: one featuring Angus Young in his signature schoolboy outfit shredding his guitar with electrifying passion, and another capturing the full lineup-including the legendary Bon Scott, Angus Young, Cliff Williams, Phil Rudd, and Malcolm Young. Designed as a protective book cover, this artifact blends practicality with rock history, offering a nostalgic snapshot of the band's early glory days. Never used, it remains in pristine condition, making it a prized addition for AC/DC fans and collectors. Perfect for framing or preserving as memorabilia, this 1981 gem celebrates the timeless legacy of one of rock's greatest bands!
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000924
This lot of four AC/DC cassette tapes brings together rare international issues spanning multiple countries. Included is Powerage from Germany, presented in a distinctive Warner/Atlantic cassette shell and case. Highway to Hell appears here as a South American release, with packaging identifying it as a Peruvian edition. Also featured is If You Want Blood You've Got It, another South American market tape from Peru, adding to its rarity. Rounding out the set is Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, an Australian-made cassette issued through Albert Productions. Together, these tapes showcase AC/DC's reach across continents, each with unique packaging and label variations specific to their country of origin.
SKU: ICN-000844
This three-page "File Copy" article, preserved for the Atlantic Records archive, is titled The Show Must Go On and originally appeared in the March 15, 1980 issue of Sounds magazine. Written by David Lewis with photographs by Robert Ellis, the feature covers AC/DC's search for a new lead singer following the death of Bon Scott. The piece includes candid insights from the band members and studio images taken during the transitional period, capturing the group's determination to continue recording and performing. The article serves as a period snapshot of a pivotal moment in AC/DC's history, just prior to Brian Johnson joining the band and the recording of Back in Black.
SKU: ICN-000757
Original 1985 Japanese pressing of AC/DC's Fly on the Wall, released by Atlantic Records through Warner-Pioneer Corporation under catalog number P-13152. This collectible Japanese edition retains its distinctive blue obi strip, Japanese-language liner notes and lyric inserts, and an accompanying 1985 Warner-Pioneer Hard Rock Campaign promotional flexi-disc (PS-1032) with its illustrated foldout sleeve.
Recorded at Mountain Studios in Montreux, Switzerland, and produced by Angus and Malcolm Young, Fly on the Wall features Brian Johnson on vocals, Angus Young on lead guitar, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Cliff Williams on bass, and Simon Wright on drums. The album contains ten tracks, including "Fly on the Wall," "Shake Your Foundations," "Danger," "Sink the Pink," and "Stand Up." The original Japanese pressing features the album's memorable illustrated wooden-wall cover artwork, distinctive Atlantic Records labels, and Japanese-language packaging.
An especially interesting addition is the accompanying "Hard Rock Campaign" promotional flexi-disc, catalog number PS-1032, issued exclusively for promotional purposes in Japan. Marked "NOT FOR SALE," the single-sided record features five songs by leading hard-rock acts of the era, including AC/DC's "Guns for Hire," alongside recordings by Night Ranger, Ratt, Motley Crue, and Twisted Sister. Its original promotional folder includes Japanese advertising and a contest entry form associated with Warner-Pioneer's 1985 hard-rock promotion.
A desirable Japanese AC/DC release, made particularly appealing by the survival of its original obi, printed inserts, and period promotional flexi-disc with accompanying campaign materials. An excellent addition to a collection of international AC/DC pressings and 1980s rock memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-001058
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photographic print by renowned rock photographer David Corio captures AC/DC's electrifying stage presence during the Bon Scott era. The image features frontman Bon Scott in mid-performance, delivering his signature raw vocals, while Angus Young, clad in his trademark schoolboy uniform, shreds on guitar with his iconic headbanging energy. The composition perfectly encapsulates the unrelenting power and charisma that defined AC/DC's live shows in the late 1970s. The reverse side bears the photographer's handwritten credit and London contact information, adding to its authenticity and collectible appeal. A powerful piece of rock history, immortalizing the legendary partnership of Scott and Young at their peak.
SKU: ICN-000745
Offered here is an unofficial AC/DC 7-inch single featuring "Can I Sit Next to You Girl" backed with "Soul Stripper" and a live version of "She's Got Balls." Pressed on striking yellow vinyl with a black center, this fan-made release includes a picture sleeve featuring Angus Young in his iconic schoolboy outfit with the AC/DC logo and lightning bolt design. As an unofficial pressing, this record was not issued by Albert Productions or Atlantic Records but has become a collectible among AC/DC fans for its distinctive presentation and rarity.
SKU: ICN-000912
An excellent piece of vintage AC/DC concert memorabilia, this black short-sleeved T-shirt features a distinctive graphic identifying the wearer as part of the band's "Local Crew."
Printed in white on the left chest is the classic AC/DC lightning-bolt logo above a humorous cartoon illustration of Angus Young pushing a stack of road cases. Depicted in his trademark schoolboy-inspired outfit, Angus appears to be struggling with the heavy equipment, with stars surrounding his head to emphasize the comical scene. The words "LOCAL CREW" appear prominently beneath the illustration. The reverse of the shirt is solid black.
Local crew members play an essential role in major concert productions, working alongside touring personnel to load, unload, assemble, and dismantle the extensive staging, lighting, sound equipment, and other components required for live performances. Unlike traditional concert merchandise sold to fans, shirts bearing the "Local Crew" designation were associated with the behind-the-scenes personnel responsible for helping bring these productions to life.
The shirt retains its original Brockum Worldwide manufacturer's label, marked size XL and Made in U.S.A. Brockum was a prominent manufacturer of licensed rock-and-roll merchandise during the late 1980s and 1990s, and its Worldwide label is consistent with early-1990s production.
SKU: ACDC-001109
Here's an original Australian 7-inch single by AC/DC, catalog number AP-11340, released by Albert Productions in January 1977 and manufactured by EMI (Australia). Side A features "Love At First Feel," recorded at Vineyard Studios in the UK and remixed at Albert Studios in Sydney. Side B features "Problem Child," from their album Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, recorded in Sydney. Songwriting credits go to Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott. This release was issued without a picture sleeve and is one of the earlier Australian pressings.
SKU: ICN-000931
This collection of four AC/DC compact discs includes three factory-sealed titles and one promotional release. Featured is the Big Gun single in its original card sleeve, released in conjunction with the Last Action Hero soundtrack. Also included is Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, sealed in jewel case format, and AC/DC Live, a double-disc edition in a slipcase with hype sticker highlighting its tracklist. Rounding out the lot is Remasterpieces, a promotional-only sampler CD featuring AC/DC tracks alongside songs by Led Zeppelin, Yes, Genesis, Bad Company, and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. This set offers a mix of rare singles, live material, and a hard-to-find promotional disc.
SKU: ICN-000955
This set includes two AC/DC-related magazines from different regions. The first is the UK's Hot Press, featuring Angus Young on the cover with the headline "For Those About to Rock AC/DC at Punchestown," highlighting the band's enduring live power. The second is Aardschok, an international rock and metal magazine from Holland, with AC/DC on the cover under the banner "Back in Black," alongside band members posed together. Both magazines celebrate AC/DC's legendary status and offer contemporary features on the group during different phases of their career.
SKU: ICN-000887
This collection of four AC/DC cassette tapes showcases a mix of international issues from different markets. Featured is Power (Powerage) on the UFO label, an import release likely originating from the Middle East or Southeast Asia. Also included is T.N.T. on the GS label, a rare cassette pressing from Asia. Rounding out the lot are High Voltage, another import edition with alternate artwork, and '74 Jailbreak from Spain on WEA. Together these tapes represent a diverse assortment of international AC/DC releases, highlighting how the band's music was distributed across multiple countries with unique packaging variations.
SKU: ICN-000842
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000896
This is an original Australian 7-inch single by AC/DC on Albert Productions, catalog number AP-11403, released 21 March 1977 and manufactured by EMI Australia. Side A is "Dog Eat Dog," taken from the Let There Be Rock album (APLP-022). Side B features "Carry Me Home," a non-album track not released on vinyl outside Australia until its appearance in the Backtracks collection. Songwriters are Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott. The single was issued without a picture sleeve.
SKU: ICN-000932
Straight from the 1988 "Blow Up Your Video" World Tour, this vintage crew-issued rugby shirt is a rare piece of AC/DC history. Made in the USA, this bold blue and white pullover features the tour branding on the chest and a classic collared design with ribbed cuffs. Sized Large and showing only minor wear from use, it's a unique and stylish relic from the road, perfect for collectors or anyone ready to rock a little tour legend style.
SKU: ICN-000885
Original 1984 British 12-inch vinyl EP by AC/DC, released by Atlantic Records under catalog number A 9651 T. Featuring the powerful title track "Nervous Shakedown" from the band's 1983 album Flick of the Switch, this four-track release also includes three live recordings: "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution," "Sin City," and "This House Is on Fire," recorded in November 1983.
The original full-color picture sleeve features an electrifying concert photograph of Angus Young, while the reverse promotes AC/DC's appearance at the legendary Monsters of Rock Festival at Donington Park on August 18, 1984. The record retains its original green, white, and orange Atlantic Records labels, identifying it as a UK-manufactured 45 RPM pressing.
Released during AC/DC's Brian Johnson era, this EP offers a memorable combination of studio and live material, including a performance of the Bon Scott-era classic "Sin City." An excellent collectible documenting the band's early-1980s concert history and one of its most recognizable British 12-inch releases.
SKU: ICN-001057
This set of four AC/DC cassette tapes represents a mix of international releases spanning different countries and labels. Featured is If You Want Blood You've Got It, issued on the Supraphon label in Spain, and Highway to Hell, an early international pressing. Also included is Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap on the Hang Tien label, a scarce release out of Hong Kong, and Flick of the Switch on Contessa, an Indonesian cassette marked with the "Lagu Wajib" government tax stamp. Together, these tapes highlight the global distribution of AC/DC's catalog, with unique packaging and regional variations that make them highly collectible.
SKU: ICN-000843
Presented here is an original Canadian 7" vinyl single of AC/DC's Hell's Bells backed with What Do You Do for Money Honey, released in 1980 on Atlantic Records with catalog number MS 6021. This release was issued in Canada through WEA Music of Canada and comes housed in its original WEA company sleeve. The single was part of the band's legendary Back in Black album, their first with Brian Johnson on vocals following the passing of Bon Scott. The record remains sealed in its original shrink wrap, preserving the WEA sleeve and Atlantic label design. This Canadian pressing is a collectible piece from one of AC/DC's most iconic eras and a key single tied to one of the best-selling rock albums of all time.
SKU: ICN-000918
An extraordinary rarity for serious AC/DC collectors, this is a one-sided 12" test pressing of the band's explosive live performance of "T.N.T.," recorded in 1981 at the Capital Centre in Largo, Maryland. Pressed by the Specialty Records Corporation, the disc features their distinctive white test pressing label, hand-annotated with the track title, artist, and matrix number ST-PR-41017-1. The reverse side of the vinyl is blank, as was standard for single-sided test runs.
The plain white sleeve bears a small printed label at the top with reference details, along with the notation "Purchased From Perry Cooper", referencing its provenance from AC/DC's longtime Atlantic Records liaison. Additional identification notes were applied by renowned AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker for future reference, marking its authenticity and unique place in the band's live recording history.
Ultra-limited and never commercially released, this piece offers a direct link to AC/DC's raw, high-voltage stage power during the For Those About to Rock tour era, captured in a format made only for internal review.
SKU: ICN-000712
This is an original promotional-only AC/DC poster produced to promote the release of AC/DC Live. Measuring 19.75" x 14.75" and printed on heavy card stock, the poster features the classic AC/DC logo at the top with the album title beneath, followed by a full track listing including "Thunderstruck," "Back in Black," "Hells Bells," "Highway to Hell," and "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)." The design also notes which songs were exclusive to the double LP, double cassette, and double CD formats. Created solely for in-store or promotional use, this poster was not made available for retail sale and remains a collectible piece of AC/DC memorabilia tied to the band's celebrated live release.
SKU: ICN-000872
An exceptional piece of 1980s rock radio history, this original October 11, 1985, edition of Metalshop, Show #89, was produced by MJI Broadcasting, Inc. of New York for distribution to participating radio stations. Pressed on 12-inch black vinyl, this special syndicated radio program was intended exclusively for professional broadcasting and was never offered as a conventional commercial record.
Metalshop, promoted as "Radio's Weekly Metal Magazine" and "The Only Show With Teeth," was a nationally syndicated radio program dedicated to hard rock and heavy metal. Featuring artist interviews, music, industry news, and special features, the show provided listeners with access to some of the biggest names in rock during the genre's explosive popularity throughout the 1980s.
One of the highlights of this particular broadcast is a segment featuring AC/DC guitarist Angus Young, included in the show's Star's Favorites feature. According to the original broadcast cue sheet, the segment features The Yardbirds' "I Am a Man," offering an interesting glimpse into the music selected for a feature centered on the legendary AC/DC guitarist.
The broadcast also includes music and features involving several other notable rock and metal artists, including KISS, Ronnie James Dio, Chateaux, Helix, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force, and Ratt. Featured recordings include KISS's "Tears Are Falling," Dio's "Sacred Heart" and "Rock 'n' Roll Children," Chateaux's "Highly Strung," Helix's "You Keep Me Rockin'," Ratt's "You're in Love," and Rising Force's "Marching Out," "I'll See the Light Tonight," and "Don't Let It End."
The record features the program's distinctive bright yellow Metalshop center labels, displaying the saw-blade logo, MJI Broadcasting copyright information, and broadcast date of October 11, 1985. The two sides are individually identified as MS 89-A (Side One) and MS 89-B (Side Two).
SKU: ACDC-001091
Offered here is a lot of two hardcover books dedicated to the legendary hard rock band AC/DC. The first, AC/DC: Maximum Rock 'N' Roll by Murray Engleheart with Arnaud Durieux (published by Heyne), is an in-depth chronicle of the band's career, widely regarded as one of the most comprehensive biographies available, covering their rise from the early days through international superstardom. The second, Why AC/DC Matters by Anthony Bozza, presents a cultural and musical exploration of the band's lasting influence, explaining why their sound and legacy continue to resonate across generations. Together, these books provide both detailed history and critical perspective, making them a valuable addition for any AC/DC fan or rock music collector.
SKU: ICN-000813
This is a Spector bass guitar from the personal collection of Cliff Williams, the legendary bassist of AC/DC. Williams anchored the band's rhythm section from 1977 until his retirement in 2016, contributing to every studio album from Powerage through Rock or Bust. While this instrument was not used on stage or in the studio with AC/DC, it remained part of his personal collection. Featuring the distinct Spector body design with active electronics, natural finish, and gold hardware, this bass offers a direct link to one of rock's most enduring and influential bass players.
SKU: ICN-000928
This is an original 7" single released in 1970 by Fraternity, the Australian rock band featuring future AC/DC frontman Bon Scott. Issued on Sweet Peach Records, catalog number SP 105, the single includes "Why Did It Have To Be Me" on the A-side and "Question" on the B-side. Produced by Jimmy Stewart and Doug Ashdown with arrangements and direction by Laurie Lewis, this release showcases Bon Scott's work before his legendary tenure with AC/DC. As one of the band's early recordings, it stands as a significant collectible linking to Scott's formative years in music.
SKU: ICN-000936
An Australian compilation album Collectors' Item, released by Fable Records in 1973 under catalog number FBSA-066. This LP features rare and early recordings by prominent Australian musicians who went on to achieve major international success. Among the highlights are tracks by The Valentines, featuring Bon Scott prior to his rise to fame as the lead singer of AC/DC, as well as performances by Axiom (featuring Glenn Shorrock and Brian Cadd), Allison Gros, The Strangers, Doug Parkinson in Focus, and The Rebels.
The album was compiled to showcase significant figures in Australian rock and pop history, offering a fascinating snapshot of the country's thriving late 1960s and early 1970s music scene. Issued on the distinctive red and orange Fable label, this release has become highly collectible for its early Bon Scott connection and for documenting the roots of several key Australian acts.
SKU: ICN-000715
An outstanding Japanese promotional-only vinyl LP featuring two of the biggest names in classic rock, Foreigner and AC/DC, released in 1982 by Warner-Pioneer Corporation through Atlantic Records. Titled Foreigner vs. AC/DC - Special D.J. Copy, this unusual 12-inch compilation carries catalog number PS-205 and was produced specifically for promotional distribution to Japanese radio stations and disc jockeys.
Rather than presenting the two groups together on a conventional compilation, this release dedicates an entire side of the record to each band, featuring seven Foreigner recordings on Side One and six AC/DC recordings on Side Two.
Side One - Foreigner: "Urgent," "Hot Blooded," "Waiting for a Girl Like You," "Cold as Ice," "Double Vision," "Dirty White Boy," and "Juke Box Hero."
Side Two - AC/DC: "Back in Black" (Live), "Let's Get It Up," "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," "Hells Bells," "Inject the Venom," and "Whole Lotta Rosie" (Live).
The record features distinctive white Warner-Pioneer promotional labels bearing the Warner Bros. Records logo, Japanese-language song listings, and the wording "Foreigner vs. AC/DC Special D.J. Copy." Each label identifies its respective artist and is marked with the Japanese designation indicating a promotional sample not intended for commercial sale.
SKU: ACDC-001088
A fantastic vintage satin jacket featuring the unmistakable logo of legendary American rock band Three Dog Night, one of the most successful musical acts of the late 1960s and 1970s.
This black satin-finish jacket features a classic snap-button front, two slanted front pockets, and distinctive black, yellow, and white striped rib-knit collar, cuffs, and waistband. The left chest is personalized with the name "MICHAEL" in yellow lettering, while the back displays a large circular yellow Three Dog Night logo featuring the band's name and stylized canine artwork.
The jacket was manufactured in the United States by Aristo Jac by Dunbrooke, a company known for producing American-made athletic, promotional, and team jackets. The original manufacturer's label identifies the jacket as a size Medium, with a 100% nylon outer shell, acetate lining, and a soft, light-colored interior.
SKU: ACDC-001103
An AC/DC 7-inch single issued as part of the Atlantic Oldies Series, catalog number 7-84989. Released in the United States in 1987, this reissue pairs two of the band's most iconic tracks. Side A features "Highway to Hell," the title track from the legendary 1979 album produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, while Side B includes "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," originally from the 1976 album of the same name. Issued on the Atlantic Oldies Series label, the single comes in its distinctive company sleeve and showcases two essential cuts that represent AC/DC's raw energy and hard rock legacy. This release offered fans a way to revisit two classics on one collectible pressing.
SKU: ICN-000827
This collection of five AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes both metal and enamel designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size and fastening types, with some featuring standard pin-back closures, while others utilize butterfly clasps for secure attachment.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000877
An unofficial AC/DC 12-inch limited edition interview picture disc, catalog number MM 1210, released in 1986. Made in England, this collectible features striking live concert images of the band. One side showcases Angus Young mid-performance, while the reverse captures a full-stage shot of AC/DC with Brian Johnson at the mic under the iconic cannon backdrop. Although not an official release, this disc is a notable fan collectible from the 1980s interview picture disc series, combining striking visuals with spoken word content that captures the band's personality during their rise as one of rock's most powerful acts. A unique addition for AC/DC enthusiasts and collectors of rare picture discs.
SKU: ICN-000722
This collection of six AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes various designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000899
An original 1981 East German first pressing of AC/DC's legendary Highway to Hell album, released by AMIGA Records under catalog number 8 55 838. Manufactured in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), this distinctive edition features the original dark-red AMIGA record labels, identifying it as the first pressing of this unusual Eastern Bloc release.
One of the most interesting features of this edition is its exclusive, redesigned album cover. Unlike the familiar international sleeve featuring the band with Angus Young wearing devil horns, the East German release replaced the original artwork with an oversized red AC/DC logo against a black background. The alteration was reportedly made because the original artwork contained imagery considered inappropriate by East German authorities.
Originally released internationally in 1979, Highway to Hell was AC/DC's breakthrough album and the final studio album recorded with legendary vocalist Bon Scott, who died in February 1980. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, the album includes such classics as "Highway to Hell," "Girls Got Rhythm," "Touch Too Much," "Shot Down in Flames," and "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)."
This East German edition was issued by the state-owned VEB Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin under license from WEA Musik GmbH, Hamburg, West Germany. The reverse sleeve includes the complete track listing and extensive German-language liner notes by Roland Radics, while the vinyl retains its original dark-red AMIGA labels.
An interesting and historically significant international variation of one of AC/DC's most celebrated albums, combining the band's classic Bon Scott-era recordings with the distinctive packaging and record-production history of Cold War-era East Germany. A desirable addition to any serious AC/DC, Bon Scott, or international vinyl collection.
SKU: ICN-001051
Released in 1986 by Albert Productions (catalog number ED 196), this Australian 12-inch single features the Special Collectors Mix of AC/DC's hit "Who Made Who," backed with a live version of "Guns for Hire." The release coincided with the Who Made Who soundtrack album, which served as the companion to Stephen King's film Maximum Overdrive. The A-side offers an extended mix of "Who Made Who," produced by Vanda & Young, highlighting Brian Johnson's vocals and Angus Young's signature riffs. The B-side captures AC/DC's high-energy stage presence with a powerful live rendition of "Guns for Hire," originally from the Flick of the Switch album. Issued by EMI Records and pressed in Australia, this 12-inch single remains a sought-after collector's item for fans of the band's mid-1980s era, bridging their hard rock roots with their continued dominance of the decade's rock scene.
SKU: ICN-000721
This original 1983 promotional poster, measuring 18.5" x 26.5", was printed exclusively for record store use to promote AC/DC's tour in support of their Flick of the Switch album. Never intended for public sale, this rare piece of memorabilia captures the high-energy spirit of AC/DC's electrifying live performances.
The poster prominently features the iconic image of Angus Young riding atop Brian Johnson's shoulders, a signature moment from the band's legendary concerts. Set against a backdrop of blazing stage lights, this dynamic shot embodies the raw power and energy that made AC/DC one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
Beneath the striking "On Tour" text, the poster includes a blank section for record stores to fill in the date and location of upcoming AC/DC concerts, making each one a unique artifact from the era.
A true collector's item, this vintage record store promotional piece is a must-have for AC/DC fans, memorabilia collectors, and rock history enthusiasts. Perfect for framing and display, it stands as a testament to AC/DC's unrelenting live presence and their impact on rock 'n' roll history.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000744
Rare original 1990 UK promotional 12-inch vinyl sampler issued by ATCO Records in advance of AC/DC's landmark album The Razors Edge. Pressed on striking translucent red vinyl, this special four-track release features "Thunderstruck," "Fire Your Guns," "Moneytalks," and "Mistress for Christmas." Both record labels feature the AC/DC logo and the designation "Promotion Use Only - Not for Resale."
Accompanying the record is its distinctive two-sided promotional insert, featuring a detailed AC/DC history spanning 1974-1990 on one side and original record-company release information on the reverse, including album background, track listing, marketing plans, and promotional selling points.
An outstanding piece of AC/DC promotional history from the release of The Razors Edge, particularly desirable for its vivid red vinyl pressing and accompanying original record-company promotional materials.
SKU: ICN-001046
A fun and distinctive piece of officially licensed AC/DC merchandise, these black men's boxer shorts feature the band's legendary lightning-bolt logo and celebrate one of the most successful rock albums of all time, Back in Black.
The front of the shorts displays an oversized AC/DC logo outlined in white, extending across both legs and creating a bold, eye-catching design. A smaller AC/DC logo appears at the center of the elastic waistband, while the reverse features the words "BACK IN BLACK" in large gray lettering.
Manufactured by MJC S.F. LLC as part of the AC/DC Anthill Rockware merchandise line, the shorts retain their original manufacturer's labels and attached retail hangtags. The licensing tag bears a 2008 copyright date for Leidseplein Presse B.V. and identifies Anthill Trading Ltd. as the licensee.
SKU: ACDC-001104
This lot includes four factory sealed AC/DC compact discs. Featured titles are Plug Me In Bonus CD, issued as part of the band's massive live and video anthology, and Stiff Upper Lip, the 2000 studio album produced by George Young. Also included is Black Ice, the 2008 release that marked AC/DC's return after an eight-year break, and Blow Up Your Video, originally released in 1988 and represented here in its Japanese edition with obi strip. Together, these sealed CDs span both classic and modern eras of the band's career, making them a strong addition for collectors.
SKU: ICN-000860
This is a 25.25" x 17.75" AC/DC printer's proof for the 7" vinyl picture disc single Who Made Who backed with a live version of Guns for Hire, catalog number A9425P. The proof displays the artwork for both side "A" and side "B" of the shaped vinyl release, including the lightning bolt guitar design and production credits. Dated April 17, 1986, and marked with printer's color bars and notations, this rare pre-production piece offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of one of AC/DC's collectible mid-1980s singles, originally issued to promote the Who Made Who soundtrack album.
SKU: ICN-000771
Offered here is an original Australian 7-inch single release of AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long," backed with "What Do You Do for Money Honey." Issued in 1980 on Albert Productions under catalog number AP 343, this record was pressed in Australia following the worldwide success of the landmark album Back in Black. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange and recorded at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas, this single captures the band's first major hit with Brian Johnson on vocals. The A-side quickly became one of AC/DC's signature tracks and remains a rock radio staple, while the B-side showcases another hard-hitting cut from the same classic album. An essential piece for collectors of original Albert Productions pressings and a key item in any AC/DC vinyl collection.
SKU: ICN-000910
Scarce 1976 Israeli pressing of AC/DC's Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, released on Atlantic Records under catalog number BAN 50323. This pressing features the international nine-track version of the album, including "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," "Love at First Feel," "Big Balls," "Rocker," "Problem Child," "Ride On," and "Squealer."
The record features distinctive green, white and orange Atlantic labels marked "Made in Israel" in both English and Hebrew. The picture sleeve is likewise identified as an Israeli manufacture and credits The General Music Co. Ltd., Ramat Gan.
An uncommon international pressing of this classic Bon Scott-era AC/DC album and a desirable variation for collectors of worldwide AC/DC releases.
SKU: ICN-000963
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000773
This lot includes three AC/DC collectible items, each in original packaging. Featured is a light-up devil horns headband, a fan-favorite accessory often seen at AC/DC concerts. Also included are two holiday ornaments: a black AC/DC logo ornament and a boxed collectible ornament labeled "Musically Inspired Collectible Holiday Ornaments." These items highlight the band's iconic branding and are fun additions for both display and collection.
SKU: ICN-000835
Offered here is an original AC/DC 7-inch single, released in Portugal on Atlantic Records with catalog number ATL 11439. Issued in 1979, this pressing features "Highway to Hell" as the A-side, backed with "Touch Too Much" on the B-side. Both tracks were written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott and produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange during the sessions for AC/DC's landmark Highway to Hell album. The sleeve showcases the classic band image featuring Angus Young in his schoolboy outfit with devil horns, a now-iconic photo synonymous with this era of the band. Manufactured and distributed in Portugal by Radio Triunfo, this pressing represents one of the international releases tied to the album that would become Bon Scott's final with AC/DC. A highly collectible single from the band's breakthrough period.
SKU: ICN-000913
This is an original 7" single released in 1969 by The Valentines, the Australian pop-rock group featuring future AC/DC frontman Bon Scott. Issued on Philips Records, catalog number BF-427, the release features "My Old Man's A Groovy Old Man" on the A-side and "Ebeneezer" on the B-side. Produced by June Productions of Australia Pty. Ltd., this single is a notable part of Bon Scott's early music career and represents an important piece of Australian rock history prior to his rise with AC/DC.
SKU: ICN-000935
An exceptional piece of 1980s rock radio history, this original 1985 Metalshop syndicated radio broadcast LP features AC/DC guitarist Angus Young in a special interview segment, accompanied by the band's classic recording of "High Voltage." Produced by MJI Broadcasting, Inc., this record was distributed to participating radio stations for broadcast rather than commercial retail sale.
This particular edition is Metalshop Show #95, prepared for broadcast during the week of November 22, 1985, and identified by the original yellow center labels bearing catalog numbers MS 95-A and MS 95-B. The program was part of the popular weekly radio series Metalshop - Radio's Weekly Metal Magazine, which brought hard rock and heavy metal music, artist interviews, and industry news to listeners across the United States.
The highlight for AC/DC collectors is a segment featuring an audience question directed to Angus Young, followed by the group's recording of "High Voltage." The broadcast dates from the band's Fly on the Wall era, when AC/DC was touring extensively with Brian Johnson, Malcolm Young, Angus Young, Cliff Williams, and Simon Wright.
In addition to AC/DC, this approximately one-hour program features music and interviews involving several other major hard rock acts, including Ratt, Dokken, KISS, Dio, Led Zeppelin, Armored Saint, and Autograph. The program also includes original period radio advertisements, providing an authentic snapshot of American rock radio during the mid-1980s.
SKU: ACDC-001089
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000782
An exceptionally rare UK promotional-only 12" vinyl, catalog number SAM 143, issued exclusively to radio and industry insiders ahead of AC/DC's highly anticipated 1981 album For Those About to Rock We Salute You. Pressed at 45 RPM for superior sound quality, this advance preview features two powerhouse tracks. Side A: the thunderous title track "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," and Side B: "C.O.D. (Care of the Devil)."
Housed in a minimalist cream sleeve printed in bold red with the AC/DC logo, cannon emblem, and the announcement: "Two tracks from the forthcoming AC/DC album... to be shipped November 23rd 1981". The reverse is equally understated, bearing only the Atlantic logo and the SAM 143 catalog number. Both labels are stark cream with red print, clearly marked PROMOTION ONLY - NOT FOR SALE, and credit producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange.
Issued in extremely limited numbers and never made commercially available, this is one of the most sought-after UK AC/DC promos, an essential piece for collectors of the band's promotional history, marking the lead-up to one of their most iconic arena anthems.
SKU: ICN-000711
This lot includes four AC/DC compact discs featuring both official and collectible releases. Titles include Let There Be Rock: The Movie - Live in Paris, capturing the band's explosive 1979 concert; Live '78, a limited edition release highlighting Bon Scott-era performances; Bon Scott with the Spektors, which features early recordings and a historic interview; and Thunderstruck, a CD single from the band's early 1990s catalog. Together, these discs showcase a range of AC/DC's legacy, from their early roots to their arena-filling peak, making this set a strong addition for collectors and fans of the band.
SKU: ICN-000847
An unusual piece of AC/DC tour memorabilia, this black T-shirt was produced in connection with the band's massive 2015-2016 Rock or Bust World Tour and features a playful variation on the tour's name, "Merch or Bust."
The front features a small AC/DC logo over the left chest with the words "Merch or Bust" and "World Tour 2015/16." The reverse displays a large, distressed AC/DC logo with blue lightning bolts above an arrangement of international flags representing countries associated with the band's worldwide touring. Beneath the flags are the words "World Tour 2015/16" and the humorous slogan "In Swag We Trust," accompanied by illustrations of AC/DC's famous stage cannons.
The Rock or Bust World Tour began in April 2015 and continued through September 2016, taking the legendary Australian rock band across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Supporting their 2014 album Rock or Bust, the tour became another major chapter in AC/DC's concert history, featuring spectacular stage production, enormous crowds, and the band's trademark high-voltage performances.
Of particular interest is the printing on the right sleeve, which reads "Product Provided by Perryscope & Epic Rights." In March 2015, AC/DC announced a worldwide merchandising and licensing partnership with Perryscope Productions and Epic Rights, covering concert merchandise, retail products, and other officially authorized band merchandise. This shirt's distinctive merchandising-themed artwork and company identification make it an interesting collectible from that period.
The shirt was manufactured using an Anvil Lightweight garment, with the original manufacturer's label identifying it as a size Large. It features short sleeves, a crew neckline, and printed graphics on the front, back, and right sleeve.
SKU: ACDC-001102
This collection of five AC/DC pins represents a variety of officially licensed and fan-favorite designs produced over the years. These pins were sold as band merchandise at concerts, record stores, and specialty shops, allowing fans to showcase their love for the legendary rock band.
The assortment includes both metal and enamel designs, featuring some of AC/DC's most iconic imagery. Among the designs are references to classic albums, logos, and legendary moments in the band's history.
These pins vary in size and fastening types, with some featuring standard pin-back closures, while others utilize butterfly clasps for secure attachment.
AC/DC pins have been highly collectible among fans, often released as limited-edition tour merchandise or in conjunction with album releases. Whether worn on jackets, hats, backpacks, or displayed in a collection, these pins serve as timeless memorabilia for fans of one of rock's greatest bands.
A must-have for any serious AC/DC collector, these vintage and modern pins encapsulate the spirit of the band's raw power, electrifying performances, and legendary career spanning decades.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000805
Original-era 1979 Spanish pressing of AC/DC's legendary live album If You Want Blood You've Got It, released by Atlantic Records under catalog number S 90.123 and manufactured by Hispavox S.A. in Madrid, Spain.
Originally released in 1978, If You Want Blood You've Got It was AC/DC's first live album and the only live album issued during the lifetime of charismatic frontman Bon Scott. Recorded primarily at the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland, during the band's 1978 tour, the album captures the raw energy and thunderous performances that established AC/DC as one of the world's most exciting hard-rock bands. Produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, the ten-track album features classic performances of "Riff Raff," "Bad Boy Boogie," "The Jack," "Whole Lotta Rosie," "High Voltage," "Let There Be Rock," and "Rocker."
This Spanish Atlantic Records edition features the distinctive orange, white, and pink Atlantic center labels with Spanish-language song translations, Spanish manufacturing credits, and the original catalog number S 90.123.
SKU: ICN-001059
An unusual South Korean unofficial vinyl LP pressing of For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) by legendary Australian hard rock band AC/DC. Issued under the High Stereo Light label with catalog number 155, this independently manufactured edition reproduces the band's celebrated 1981 studio album in distinctive packaging that differs considerably from the officially licensed Atlantic Records releases.
Originally released in November 1981, For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) followed the enormous international success of Back in Black and marked another important chapter in AC/DC's career with vocalist Brian Johnson. Produced by legendary record producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, the album features Angus Young on lead guitar, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Cliff Williams on bass, and Phil Rudd on drums. The album became AC/DC's first release to reach No. 1 on the American Billboard album chart.
This particular pressing features an unusual blue-tinted picture sleeve displaying the familiar cannon artwork associated with the album. Unlike the metallic gold artwork of the original Atlantic Records release, this edition has a predominantly blue appearance, with the AC/DC logo across the top and the album title printed along the bottom. The reverse features the complete ten-song track listing and reproductions of the original album's production credits.
The black vinyl record features distinctive black-and-white High Stereo Light paper center labels, with the artist, album title, individual song listings, and catalog number 155. The unusual label design and independently reproduced sleeve distinguish this edition from authorized Atlantic Records and Albert Productions pressings.
SKU: ACDC-001082
This is an original Finnish sales award presented for AC/DC's 1990 album The Razors Edge. Measuring approximately 13.5" x 10.5", the award features a mounted CD of the album alongside a presentation plaque. The plaque reads: "Presented to Mike Andy in recognition of sales over 25,000 units of the AC/DC album The Razors Edge. 1990 Warner Music Finland." This rare country-specific award highlights the international impact of The Razors Edge, which featured hit singles such as "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks," and commemorates the album's commercial success in Finland.
SKU: ICN-000884
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000776
Who, manufactured by Oasis Record Co. under license from WEA International and issued on the Atlantic Records label, catalog number OLW-417. This distinctive Korean edition features the classic Atlantic green, white, and red record labels, with Korean manufacturing information and approval markings from the Korean Ministry of Culture.
Originally released in 1986 as the official soundtrack to Stephen King's film Maximum Overdrive, Who Made Who combines AC/DC classics with newly recorded material, including the title track and instrumentals "D.T." and "Chase the Ace." This unusual South Korean pressing features seven tracks rather than the nine found on the standard international release, omitting "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "Hells Bells."
The album retains its original illustrated picture sleeve, featuring Angus Young on the front and photographs of the band on the reverse, along with its Korean-language insert containing band information, photographs, and song lyrics.
An especially interesting international variation of this celebrated AC/DC release, distinguished by its unique seven-track configuration, Korean-language printed material, and original 1986 Atlantic/Oasis labels. A desirable addition to any serious collection of AC/DC vinyl and international pressings.
SKU: ICN-000968
A very rare UK promotional-only 7-inch vinyl single by AC/DC, issued in 1981 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11721DJ. This rare DJ copy was distributed for radio play and is marked "Not for Sale." Side A features "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," the anthemic title track from their chart-topping 1981 album. Side B contains a live recording of "Let There Be Rock," captured in December 1981 during the band's high-energy performances. Pressed with the distinctive black-and-silver Atlantic promotional labels, this record highlights AC/DC at the peak of their stadium-dominating power and serves as a sought-after collector's piece from the band's early 1980s era.
SKU: ICN-000826
An original UK 7-inch single of AC/DC's "Heatseeker" backed with "Go Zone," released in 1988 on Atlantic Records under catalog number A9136. "Heatseeker" was issued as the lead single from the band's 1988 album Blow Up Your Video, produced by Harry Vanda and George Young. The track quickly became a fan favorite and was a standout on the record, later featured prominently in AC/DC's live performances. The B-side, "Go Zone," also comes from the same album, showcasing the band's hard-driving sound during the late '80s era. This release features a picture sleeve with Angus Young on the cover, tying into the album's tour and promotional imagery. A great piece for collectors of AC/DC singles and late '80s rock memorabilia.
SKU: ICN-000820
This is a 25.25" x 17.75" AC/DC printer's proof for the fold-out cover of the Danger / Back in Business 7" vinyl single, catalog number A9532. The proof features the striking artwork used in the 1985 single release, including the red warning sign motif, promotional album images, and a live performance shot of the band. Marked with color bars and printer's notations along the edges, this production artifact represents the pre-press stage of creating the finished cover. A rare piece of AC/DC history, it provides a behind-the-scenes look at the band's mid-1980s visual presentation.
SKU: ICN-000808
Presented here is an original AC/DC Spring Tour 1977 tour program. This vintage concert book features Angus Young on the cover and contains photographs, band member profiles, and promotional material from the era. Inside are striking live performance images of Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd, along with period advertisements and fan club information. Issued during the band's rise in the late 1970s, this program captures AC/DC at a pivotal moment in their career, just prior to their worldwide breakthrough. A rare and collectible piece of AC/DC history.
SKU: ICN-000840
This is a fascinating "File Copy" of a two-page letter dated September 2, 1980, sent on Contemporary Communications Corporation letterhead from Carol Kaye to Stu Ginsburg of Atlantic Records. In the letter, Kaye provides a detailed update on AC/DC publicity efforts just weeks after the release of Back in Black. The correspondence outlines planned and pending media coverage, including an in-person interview by Liz Lufkin for Trouser Press, a phone interview request from Circus magazine's Jim Farber (accompanied by a copy of his Sounds article titled "Retch for the Sky"), an interview interest from People magazine's Jim Jerome, and coordination with Rolling Stone writers David Fricke and Kurt Loder.
The letter captures the behind-the-scenes efforts of AC/DC's PR team in securing major press features during a pivotal moment in the band's career. The "File AC/DC" handwritten notation and "Received" stamp on the first page emphasize its role as an internal reference document. Included with the letter is a photocopy of Farber's Sounds review, providing period context to the band's critical reception in 1980.
This document is a rare piece of rock history, offering a candid snapshot of Atlantic Records' and their PR partners' media strategy for AC/DC in the early Brian Johnson era.
SKU: ICN-000752
This 9.5" x 8.5" black-and-white photographic print captures AC/DC in their natural element, live on stage delivering pure rock 'n' roll power. At the forefront, Brian Johnson commands the crowd with his unmistakable presence, while behind him, Malcolm Young, Angus Young, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd lock in the band's thunderous rhythm and electrifying energy. The stage is lit with a wall of lights overhead, framing the group in a dramatic display that emphasizes their legendary larger-than-life performances. A striking vintage image, this print perfectly embodies AC/DC's raw intensity and enduring reputation as one of the most powerful live acts in rock history.
SKU: ICN-000768
An original German 7-inch single of AC/DC's Danger, released in 1985 on Atlantic Records with catalog number 789 532-7. The single was issued to promote the band's 1985 album Fly on the Wall. Side A features an edited version of "Danger," while Side B includes "Back in Business," both written by Angus and Malcolm Young. What makes this release especially collectible is its unique fold-out picture sleeve, which opens into a large poster measuring approximately 21.25" x 14". The artwork features bold warning sign graphics with the trademark AC/DC logo, as well as live band imagery and promotional album artwork. Produced by Angus and Malcolm Young for Albert Productions, this single captures the band's mid-80s raw energy and is a standout piece for AC/DC collectors.
SKU: ICN-000830
An original 1982 United Kingdom 12-inch vinyl single from AC/DC, released by Atlantic Records under catalog number K 11721 T, with additional international catalog designation K 20276. This collectible 45 RPM pressing features the band's explosive anthem "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," backed by an extended, full-length live performance of "Let There Be Rock," recorded in December 1981.
The A-side features "For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)," the title track from AC/DC's 1981 album and one of the band's most recognizable concert anthems. Written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson, the recording was produced by legendary producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, who also produced the band's landmark albums Highway to Hell and Back in Black.
The B-side is especially noteworthy, featuring the approximately 11-minute, 30-second live version of "Let There Be Rock," recorded in December 1981 during the band's For Those About to Rock tour. Unlike the shortened live version issued on certain 7-inch singles, this 12-inch pressing preserves the extended performance of the Bon Scott-era classic, featuring Brian Johnson on vocals and Angus Young's electrifying guitar work.
The original picture sleeve features a dynamic concert photograph of Angus Young performing on the shoulders of Brian Johnson beneath the band's distinctive red-and-yellow AC/DC logo. The reverse includes the song titles, production credits, artwork advertising the For Those About to Rock album, and a period concert itinerary listing the band's September and October 1982 appearances in Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London's Wembley Arena.
SKU: ACDC-001095
This is a 7" fan produced unoffical test pressing featuring the studio version of "Danger" on one side and "Back In Business" on the other.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition. The record has not been tested for playability, or quality of the recording.
SKU: ICN-000943
German pressing of AC/DC's 1981 album For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) on Atlantic Records, catalog number ATL 50 851. The album features its distinctive metallic-gold cannon gatefold sleeve with interior concert photography. Included is an original WEA "Product Facts" promotional sheet dated November 26, 1981, featuring the album's track listing and German-language promotional information detailing AC/DC, the album, and the band's international success following Back in Black. A great period promotional addition to this classic AC/DC release.
SKU: ICN-000961
An unusual and highly collectible UK test-pressing-style copy of AC/DC's Let There Be Rock, featuring distinctive EMI Music Publishing identification and contrasting red and green center labels. Associated with the album's original 1977 British release on Atlantic Records, catalog number K 50366, this record represents an intriguing variation of one of AC/DC's most celebrated Bon Scott-era albums.
What distinguishes this example from a conventional commercial pressing is its unusual record-label configuration. One side features a solid red label with typewritten-style black lettering identifying "EMI Music Publishing," "Young/Young/Scott," "K 50366," and "Title: Let There Be Rock; Artist: AC/DC." The opposite side features a plain yellow-green label without printed information.
This red-and-green EMI publishing-label combination corresponds to a variation described by AC/DC record collectors as a Let There Be Rock test pressing or publishing copy. While the labels are consistent with that identification, the record's precise manufacturing history and test-pressing status have not been independently authenticated.
SKU: ACDC-001086
An original UK 7-inch single of AC/DC's Who Made Who, released in 1986 on Atlantic Records under catalog number A9425. This single was issued to promote the Who Made Who album, which also served as the soundtrack to Stephen King's film Maximum Overdrive. Side A features the title track Who Made Who, written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson. Side B includes a live version of Guns for Hire, showcasing the band's hard-hitting live sound. Produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, this release captures AC/DC during their mid-1980s era and remains a notable collectible in their discography.
SKU: ICN-000824
This is a very rare two-piece promotional-only poster created for AC/DC's Stiff Upper Lip world tour. Measuring an impressive 55" x 73.5" when fully assembled, the poster promotes the band's February 11th concert at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia. The design features the iconic bronze Angus Young statue artwork set against the bold AC/DC logo, with additional text highlighting the tour and ticket sale information. Distributed exclusively in Australia for advertising and venue promotion, this oversized display piece was never available for commercial sale, making it a highly collectible artifact from AC/DC's early 2000s touring era.
SKU: ICN-000737
A powerful 11" x 14" black-and-white photographic print capturing AC/DC in full flight during their legendary For Those About To Rock tour. In the foreground, frontman Brian Johnson commands the stage with his signature cap and raw, gritty energy, while Angus Young, decked out in his iconic schoolboy uniform, rips into a blistering guitar riff. Behind them, Malcolm Young holds down the rhythm with his trademark intensity. A vivid, high-contrast image that encapsulates the band's electrifying stage presence and the unstoppable force of their early '80s live shows.
SKU: ICN-000792
Offered here is an original AC/DC Blow Up Your Video World Tour 1988 itinerary book for the North American Part 2 leg, once used by Perry Cooper of Atlantic Records. The comb-bound booklet includes detailed information for the tour, such as venue schedules, travel logistics, hotel arrangements, and promoter contacts. Inside the front cover is a handwritten note from Perry Cooper to AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker, adding personal provenance to this rare piece. Produced exclusively for band and crew use, this itinerary provides a behind-the-scenes look into the workings of AC/DC's late-1980s touring operations and stands as a unique collectible tied to both the band and the industry figures who supported them.
SKU: ICN-000730
Original Philippine 45 RPM single on Atlantic, catalog number ATR-0188, issued in 1981. The A-side features "Let's Get It Up" (approx. 3:54), and the B-side is "Snowballed" (approx. 3:23), both taken from the album For Those About to Rock (We Salute You). Labels note Stereo, Atlantic branding with PARI member logo, and publishing to J. Albert & Son, produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. A country-specific pressing from the Philippines, this variant is a solid addition for AC/DC and international vinyl collectors.
SKU: ICN-000909
Original 1983 British vinyl LP release of No Sweat by Geordie, the Newcastle-based hard rock band best known for launching the career of future AC/DC vocalist Brian Johnson. Released on the independent British label Neat Records under catalog number NEAT 1008, this album represents an interesting chapter in the history of one of Britain's notable 1970s rock groups.
Following Brian Johnson's departure to join AC/DC in 1980, Geordie returned with a reformed lineup featuring original guitarist Vic Malcolm and bassist Tom Hill, alongside vocalist Rob "Doctor" Turnbull, guitarist David Stephenson, and drummer Brian Gibson. Released in 1983, No Sweat marked the band's return to recording with a harder-edged sound reflecting the British rock scene of the early 1980s.
The album features nine original recordings, including "No Sweat," "This Time," "Move Away," "Time to Run," "So You Lose Again," "Rock & Roll," "Oh No!," "Hungry," and "We Make It Rock."
SKU: ACDC-001077
This ultra-rare AC/DC T-shirt was issued exclusively to fans who were invited to participate in the filming of the "Hard As a Rock" music video on August 22, 1995, at Bray Studios in the UK. These fans were selected to appear in the crowd scenes surrounding the band, adding to the high-voltage energy of the shoot.
Emblazoned with a vertical "Hard As a Rock" graphic and the words "I Had a Ball at Bray 22/8/95", this shirt was not sold to the public. It stands as a true piece of rock history, directly tied to the launch of the Ballbreaker album and one of AC/DC's most iconic videos of the '90s.
Tagged size XL (Fruit of the Loom), with some light wear and discoloration consistent with age and use. A must-have for the serious AC/DC collector or music video memorabilia enthusiast.
SKU: ICN-000949
This lot includes four factory sealed AC/DC compact discs, offering a mix of studio albums, exclusives, and international editions. Featured is the remastered edition of Powerage, the Rock or Bust album, and the Plug Me In bonus CD originally issued as part of the Best Buy exclusive DVD set. Also included is a Russian release two-disc set tied to Rock or Bust and Backtracks. Each disc remains sealed in its original packaging, making this a unique collection for fans and collectors seeking rare and varied editions from AC/DC's catalog.
SKU: ICN-000855
Striking 11.75" x 8.25" black-and-white promotional photographic print by Walkerprint, London, capturing AC/DC in a classic posed shot. Featuring the band's mid-1980s lineup, Malcolm Young, Angus Young, Cliff Williams, Brian Johnson, and drummer Simon Wright. The members stand against an urban backdrop, exuding the no-frills rock 'n' roll attitude that defined the band's look and sound. An excellent period artifact from one of the most powerful rock outfits in history.
SKU: ICN-000790
This 18" x 24" limited edition poster unites the worlds of rock and superheroes in explosive style. Officially licensed by Marvel and AC/DC, the artwork features Iron Man and War Machine in a dynamic comic-style design by Stuart Immonen and Frank D'Armata. Produced in 2010 to promote the Iron Man 2 film and its AC/DC-powered soundtrack, only 10,000 of these posters were printed worldwide, this one being individually hand-numbered #3201. A must-have crossover collectible for fans of the band, the comics, and the blockbuster franchise that brought them together.
SKU: ICN-000740
This is a large AC/DC concert poster measuring 33" x 23.5" from the band's legendary Back in Black tour. The poster features a powerful live image of the band performing on stage under dramatic lighting, with the bold AC/DC logo above and concert details below. It advertises the December 9, 1980 show at Saarbrucken, Germany, with Whitesnake as the special guest. Mounted on foam core and ready for display, this poster captures the energy of AC/DC's first major tour with Brian Johnson and serves as a striking piece of memorabilia from one of the most iconic rock tours of the 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000871
This lot includes two promotional-only AC/DC compact discs. The first is the Live 2-disc promo set issued through ATCO/Albert Productions, featuring the band's explosive performances with tracks such as Thunderstruck, Back in Black, High Voltage, Highway to Hell, and For Those About to Rock (We Salute You). The second is the Ballbreaker promo sampler distributed by EastWest Records America, containing select tracks from the 1995 album including Hard as a Rock and Cover You in Oil. Both discs were produced for promotional use only and not intended for retail sale, making them highly desirable collector's items.
SKU: ICN-000851
This is an original 7.5" x 2.25" ticket stub from the massive Legend Valley II concert held on August 16, 1980, in Ohio. A powerhouse lineup featuring ZZ Top, AC/DC, and Blue Oyster Cult rocked the stage for a crowd of thousands. Taking place just weeks after the release of Back in Black, this show captured AC/DC at the dawn of their Brian Johnson era. Printed in vibrant pink and black with serial number 2165, the ticket lists the venue, rules, and iconic band names in bold type. Priced at just $14 on the day of the show, this ticket is a striking artifact from one of the most unforgettable live rock events of the 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000803
Offered here is an original sheet music booklet for AC/DC's classic hit You Shook Me All Night Long. Published by Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, this folio features words and music by Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Brian Johnson. The front cover showcases a black-and-white band photo with the AC/DC logo and Atlantic Records credit, while inside contains the full musical notation and lyrics for the song. The back cover advertises other available AC/DC sheet music titles, including Back in Black, High Voltage, Powerage, Highway to Hell, and more. This publication captures one of the band's most enduring rock anthems in collectible print form.
SKU: ICN-000864
This is a 23.5" x 17" promotional poster for AC/DC's 2008 album Black Ice. The poster features the album's distinctive artwork with the bold AC/DC logo over intricate silver and black graphics. It announces the album's release date of October 21st and promotes its availability on CD, limited edition deluxe CD, and vinyl, including the lead single "Rock 'N Roll Train." Created to support the launch of the band's fifteenth studio album, this promotional piece represents the return of AC/DC after an eight-year hiatus and highlights a key moment in their later career.
SKU: ICN-000945
This extremely rare AC/DC promotional transparency measures 4.75" x 3.5" and features a striking black-and-white image of Angus Young performing on stage wearing only his signature schoolboy shorts. The piece is mounted in a red and black frame with the AC/DC logo and Atlantic Records branding. Curiously, the transparency is misidentified as "Cliff Williams" below the image. Accompanying the transparency is the original envelope with handwritten Atlantic Records production notes. A seldom-seen promotional item, it captures Angus Young's raw energy and stage persona during AC/DC's classic era.
SKU: ICN-000900
This three-page "File Copy" letter, dated April 15, 1980, was addressed to Peter Mensch in London, England. Written on Atlantic Records Artist Relations letterhead and signed by Perry Cooper, the letter thanks Mensch and AC/DC for the gold certification of Highway to Hell and details the album's ongoing commercial success, including weekly sales figures, total units shipped, and chart performance. It lists numerous recipients slated to receive gold or platinum LP awards at the band's expense, covering promoters, group affiliates, Atlantic field representatives, and Atlantic home office staff. Additional industry figures who contributed to AC/DC's success are acknowledged, along with a note about awarding a platinum LP to Bill Bartlett, recognized as one of the first U.S. program directors to champion AC/DC. This internal document provides a rare, detailed snapshot of the band's early international breakthrough and Atlantic Records' promotional network in 1980.
SKU: ICN-000756
This is a very rare unused promotional window poster created for AC/DC's 1995 album Ballbreaker. Measuring 37.5" x 27.5", the poster was designed for in-store display and features the AC/DC logo and album title alongside a simulated broken glass effect to emphasize the album's explosive theme. Distributed only to select record retailers, this oversized promotional piece was never made commercially available, making it a scarce collectible tied to the Ballbreaker release campaign.
SKU: ICN-000733
Offered here is an unofficial AC/DC compact disc titled First Blood, recorded live on September 4th, 1985, at the Broome County Arena in Binghamton, New York, during the band's Fly on the Wall tour. This rare bootleg CD was produced in Japan and carries the catalog number PRO-8079CD. The disc comes housed in a custom picture sleeve featuring live images of the band with Japanese text, and includes a printed track list on the back cover. According to the sleeve, only 50 copies were made, with this example being hand-numbered 36. Featuring Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, and Simon Wright, the CD contains live performances of classics such as "Back in Black," "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap," "Highway to Hell," "T.N.T.," and "For Those About to Rock." While not an official release, this CD remains a fascinating collector's piece from the world of AC/DC bootlegs.
SKU: ICN-000927
An unofficial AC/DC 12-inch picture disc titled Boom Boom. This release features recordings captured during the "Fun Radio" session in France on September 13, 1995. The disc includes live renditions of "Highway to Hell" (6:10) and "Rocker" (3:10) on one side, with "Boogie Man" (3:20) and "Boom Boom" (4:38) on the other. The picture disc design showcases colorful illustrated artwork of Brian Johnson and Angus Young on the front, while the reverse features a photograph of Brian and Angus with track details. Issued without official label backing, this is one of several fan-oriented picture discs circulating in the mid-1990s, making it a distinctive collector's piece from the era.
SKU: ICN-000723
This is a 35.25" x 13.5" AC/DC printer's proof for the 12" vinyl album The Razors Edge, catalog number 91413-1. The proof displays the complete front and back cover artwork, including the iconic torn-metal design with the album title against a bold red background. The reverse side lists the track lineup, featuring classics such as "Thunderstruck," "Moneytalks," "Are You Ready," and the title track "The Razors Edge." Marked with printer's color bars and layout notations, this rare pre-production piece offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of one of AC/DC's most commercially successful albums, originally released in 1990 on Atco Records.
SKU: ICN-000923
Issued exclusively in Japan in 1981, The Heavy Metal '81 (catalog number PS-187) is a rare LP showcasing some of the leading hard rock and heavy metal acts of the era. The album includes standout tracks by AC/DC, alongside other major Warner-affiliated artists such as Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and Deep Purple. The back cover features Japanese-language liner notes and band profiles, with AC/DC's Back in Black prominently highlighted as part of Warner's global rock campaign. Pressed on high-quality vinyl with Warner Bros. white promotional labels, this release represents a unique snapshot of the international promotion of heavy metal at the dawn of the 1980s.
SKU: ICN-000716
This lot includes three magazines featuring AC/DC content. One issue of Musician magazine highlights various artists, including a feature on AC/DC alongside coverage of Tori Amos, Lenny Kravitz, and others. Also included are two issues of Guitar magazine from Germany, with AC/DC prominently featured on the covers. One issue spotlights Malcolm Young as one of the 50 greatest rhythm guitarists in rock history, while the other features Angus Young and includes articles, photos, and guitar notation related to the band. These publications provide in-depth interviews, features, and tributes to AC/DC's lasting influence in rock music.
SKU: ICN-000836
A rare double LP AC/DC bootleg titled Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution. The release features live recordings from the band's Back in Black Tour, captured in Brussels, Belgium, in January 1981. The striking red sleeve showcases the AC/DC logo and live concert imagery, with printed track listings referencing songs spanning the band's early catalog, including "Hells Bells," "Shot Down in Flames," "Whole Lotta Rosie," "Highway to Hell," and "Let There Be Rock." The back cover notes "For Promotional Use Only," a hallmark of many early-1980s European bootlegs.
This 2-LP set is pressed on black vinyl, each disc carrying plain monochrome City and Highway labels marked "Not For Sale." Bootlegs of this type were produced in small quantities for collectors and fans during AC/DC's peak touring years, making them highly sought-after artifacts from the band's early '80s live era.
SKU: ICN-000713
A desirable 1988 British vinyl LP featuring rare early recordings by legendary AC/DC vocalist Bon Scott with his pre-AC/DC group, The Valentines. Titled The Early Years, this nine-track mono compilation was released by C5 Records under catalog number C5-520, bringing together original recordings made during 1967 and 1968, several years before Scott achieved worldwide fame as the frontman of AC/DC.
Formed in Australia during the 1960s, The Valentines featured Bon Scott alongside fellow vocalist Vince Lovegrove. Their music reflected the pop and psychedelic influences of the period, offering a fascinating contrast to the hard-rock sound that would later make Scott one of rock music's most celebrated vocalists.
The album includes nine early recordings, among them "To Know You Is to Love You," "She Said," "Every Day I Have to Cry," "I Can't Dance with You," "Peculiar Hole in the Sky," "Love Makes Sweet Music," "I Can Hear Raindrops," "Why Me," and "Sooky Sooky." The song "Peculiar Hole in the Sky" is particularly noteworthy for its connection to Harry Vanda and George Young, whose songwriting and production partnership would later become closely associated with AC/DC.
Produced from original Clarion Records recordings, this album was issued commercially in the United Kingdom by C5 Records in 1988. The original C5 labels identify producer Martin Clarke and retain the recordings' original 1960s publishing credits.
An appealing collectible documenting Bon Scott's formative musical years, and an important addition to any serious AC/DC, Bon Scott, Australian rock, or pre-AC/DC vinyl collection.
SKU: ICN-001050
This is a 22.5" x 17.5" AC/DC poster designed by artist Lindsey Kuhn. The piece is a signed limited edition, hand-numbered 114 of only 195 produced. In addition to the standard edition signature, this poster is also personally signed and inscribed by Kuhn to Aaron Baker, a well-known AC/DC collector and archivist. Featuring Kuhn's distinctive bold and vibrant style, this limited edition artwork stands as both a collectible concert-era piece and a unique artifact tied to one of the most dedicated figures in the AC/DC collector community.
SKU: ICN-000742
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000774
Presented here is a rare UK 7-inch single by AC/DC, released in 1979 on Atlantic Records with catalog number K 11435. The A-side features "Touch Too Much," one of the standout singles from the classic Highway to Hell album, produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange. The B-side includes live recordings of "Live Wire" and "Shot Down in Flames," captured during the band's European tour in 1979, showcasing Bon Scott's legendary stage presence during his final year with the band. This particular copy is notable for a printing error on the sleeve, where the "A" in the AC/DC logo is missing its lower point, a mistake that slipped through the printing process and makes this edition especially collectible. An excellent piece for fans and collectors of AC/DC's Bon Scott-era vinyl.
SKU: ICN-000911
This striking 8" x 10" black-and-white photograph by acclaimed rock photographer Ron Pownall captures AC/DC delivering a high-voltage performance. Shot from the audience's perspective, the image showcases the full band in action, Brian Johnson at the mic, Malcolm Young and Cliff Williams holding down the rhythm, Phil Rudd behind the drum kit, and Angus Young mid-performance, tearing into a guitar riff. The massive stage lighting rig looms overhead, framing the band in an electrifying glow. Printed on professional photographic paper, the reverse bears Ron Pownall's studio credit stamp, making this a piece of genuine rock history from one of the most iconic live acts of all time.
SKU: ICN-000764
This rare 8.5" x 6" spiral-bound itinerary book was issued exclusively to AC/DC band members, tour staff, and crew for the Stiff Upper Lip World Tour dates in Australia and Japan in early 2001. Produced in extremely limited quantities and never made available to the public, it provides a detailed behind-the-scenes look at the tour's logistics, including daily schedules, hotel and travel arrangements, venue contacts, production notes, and crew assignments. The itinerary also lists the full band lineup-Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd, along with key members of the touring and technical crew. Featuring the tour's cheeky artwork on the cover and vivid yellow and black internal design, this insider's guide captures the meticulous planning and organization behind AC/DC's high-voltage live shows, making it a coveted piece of road gear for serious collectors.
SKU: ICN-000728
1988 Argentine promotional pressing of AC/DC's Blow Up Your Video, released on Atlantic Records under catalog number 80718. Manufactured in Argentina by EMI-Odeon S.A.I.C., this distinctive South American edition features Spanish-language song titles and the album's original Angus Young cover artwork.
The album includes AC/DC favorites "Heatseeker," "That's the Way I Wanna Rock 'n' Roll," "Meanstreak," "Nick of Time," and "This Means War." The reverse sleeve features the complete ten-track listing translated into Spanish, including "Buscador," "Esta Es La Manera En Que Quiero Rocanrolear," and "Esto Significa Guerra."
Of particular interest are the original white Atlantic Records labels, prominently stamped "VENTA PROHIBIDA" (Not for Sale) in yellow, identifying this copy as a promotional issue rather than a standard retail pressing. An appealing international variation of this classic Brian Johnson-era AC/DC album, especially desirable for collectors of foreign pressings and promotional vinyl.
SKU: ICN-000969
Presenting an original Australian 7-inch single by AC/DC, catalog number AP-11548, released in 1977 by Albert Productions and manufactured by EMI Australia. The single features "Let There Be Rock (Part 1)" on Side A and "Let There Be Rock (Part 2)" on Side B. The track is split into two parts rather than including a traditional B-side song. It is taken from their fourth studio album Let There Be Rock, and was recorded at Albert Studios in Sydney. The songwriters credited are Angus Young, Malcolm Young, and Bon Scott, with production by Harry Vanda and George Young. This is a rare and highly sought-after pressing by collectors of early AC/DC vinyl.
SKU: ICN-000930
A set of four original color slides featuring rare images from AC/DC's Sydney tour, February 15, 1988. Photographed by Susanka Kocour, the slides capture various moments of the band on stage.
The item(s) may exhibit varying levels of wear and distressing, as detailed in the listing images that provide an accurate representation of the condition.
SKU: ICN-000772
An extraordinary piece of AC/DC recording history, this original 1985 studio test pressing of "Shake Your Foundations" was manufactured by Specialty Records Corporation in Olyphant, Pennsylvania. The 12-inch vinyl features an original handwritten test-pressing label dated October 10, 1985, identifying the artist, song title, Atlantic Records account, and manufacturing information. The reverse features a plain white label.
What makes this example particularly special is its original plain sleeve, personally inscribed to renowned AC/DC collector and archivist Aaron Baker by Perry Cooper, Atlantic Records' longtime Artist Relations executive and a close associate of the band. Cooper's handwritten dedication reads:
"To Aaron, The Truest AC/DC Fan I Know. Enjoy This Test Pressing. I Know I Do."
The inscription is accompanied by Cooper's signature, creating a remarkable personal connection between Atlantic Records and one of AC/DC's most dedicated collectors.
Originating from The Legendary AC/DC Collection of Aaron Baker, this exceptional test pressing combines authentic record-industry production history with a deeply personal inscription from an important figure in AC/DC's American recording career.
SKU: ICN-001053
Offered here is an unofficial AC/DC 7-inch single featuring "That's the Way" backed with "Alright Tonight." Pressed on striking red vinyl, this release was produced in a very limited edition of just 500 copies, as noted on the back cover. The picture sleeve features a live image of Angus Young on the front in a bold monochrome red design, while the reverse highlights the limitation details in a contrasting blue layout. Both tracks included are unofficial live recordings circulated among collectors and were never part of AC/DC's official catalog. Highly sought after among fans of rare AC/DC vinyl, this single is an eye-catching piece that represents the underground collecting scene built around the band's legendary performances.
SKU: ICN-000921
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