Okay, so you have loads of Bowie-stuff. Records, cd’s, books, magazines. But no way you have this. Remember the 1987 Glass Spider tour? Here are a unique framed collection of VIP-tickets, a press invite, a real b&w photo of the enormous stage plus the tour book. Even after forty years, all is in perfect absolute mint condition. No folds, tears, remarks, holes or anything. Check the pictures (and my reviews). The tickets and photo are framed loose, so you can take them out of its big 40x30 frame. It is too much to frame it all, so you can decide on your own lay-out, for instance take the photo out or frame the invite separately. The Glass Spider was an huge outing, even for Bowie’s superstar status. The stage was covered with the body of a huge you-guessed-it. It was in fact named the largest touring set-up ever. At the beginning, David was lowered from the top of it. Bowie saw it as a theatrical outing. There was spoken word, he had the newest thing: video visuals, a dancing troupe and of course a hell of a band, led by schoolmate Peter Frampton. He did 86 shows in total and made 86 million dollars of it. Many artists later said that their big shows were inspired by this first extravaganza. On offer in this package: 1. The exclusive ultrarare invite to the March 30 press conference in the famed Amsterdam Paradiso. 2. VIP-ticket to the Dutch May 30 1987 show in the Rotterdam Feyenoord stadium. It had no charge and led to the VIP grandstand tribune. 3. Another ticket to the same show but now with field access so I could roam the stadium 4. VIP guest ticket to the june 2 Belgium show at the Werchter festival terrain 5. A 18x24 photo of the stage with Bowie on it. It is in black and white as it was ment for the press and we could not print color papers then. 6. The tour book. It has 28 pages and all kinds of foldouts and cut-outs. It measures 25x35 cm As said: all is in mint condition and beautifully framed. Check the pictures. No folds, tears, remarks, holes or anything. And be advised that these do not do it justice, I cannot photograph the frame without reflections. In real life, the background is, of course spotless black matte carton. It will be preciously packed and swiftly send. (And btw: the invite has my name on it, but if you ink this out neatly in black nobody will notice and it will seem yours).