Christine McVie Tresured Life Long Items Up For Auction For Charity In October

Julien's Auctions is proud to present “Property from the Life and Career of Christine McVie” at the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum.

Fleetwood Mac fans will soon have the chance to peruse Christine McVie’s treasures in a museum exhibition honoring the late legend — and if they like what they see, they may be able to take something home in an auction later on.

 A two-day auction titled “Property From the Life and Career of Christine McVie” will take place at the venue and online via Julien’s Auctions. This is the first time the items have been offered to the public.

 Christine McVie, the late keyboard player, singer, and songwriter with Fleetwood Mac, is being auctioned off to benefit MusiCares. The auction is online now and will culminate with a two-day live auction Oct. 16-17 at Nashville's Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum.

The sale includes 650 items dating back to the 1950s, including stage-played instruments, stage-worn clothing, touring gear, awards, memorabilia, paintings, jewelry, furniture, and personal keepsakes from McVie's London home.

A Hammond XK-5 organ stage-played by McVie while on tour with Fleetwood Mac and housed in a black "Fleetwood Mac" road case.

A Yamaha CP-4P keyboard from McVie's London home.

A model KP-180-122 Leslie speaker housed in a red road case labeled "3rd Encore Christine's Locker;"

Two setlists were used by McVie during the 2018-2019 "An Evening with Fleetwood Mac" tour.

Stage, tour, and event-worn wardrobe items include a black embellished blazer worn during Fleetwood Mac's “On With The Show” tour and a floral lace blazer worn while performing at the 2018 MusiCares Person of the Year honoring Fleetwood Mac in New York City, NY.

1998 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Award.

A 1977 Grammy nomination plaque for “Album of the Year” for "Rumours."

"Rumours" RIAA 21-times Platinum sales award, posthumously awarded to McVie, commemorating the sale of more than 21,000,000 copies of the album.

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100% of the proceeds generated by Julien's Auctions, "The Property from the Life and Career of Christine McVie," will benefit MusiCares and other music-related charities.

Yes!, but first you must register at juliensauctions.com. There are multiple ways to bid online, over the phone with an auction house representative, in person in the room during the auction, or in advance by absentee bid or written.

McVie's items are on display as part of a public exhibition at the Musicians Hall of Fame, 401 Gay Street, Nashville, from now through Oct. 15. The exhibition is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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