This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 12/11/2021
This La Toya Jackson original, personally owned archive consists of a 1987 Co-Management agreement between La Toya and a Japanese company, signed by LaToya in blue ballpoint pen, with the Jackson's Hayvenhurst address, song lyrics in La Toya's hand (also blue ballpoint pen) and a seven-page CBS Records album release for La Toya's album "Imagination" dated Dec.. 3, 1985. The archive also features a faxed copy of a letter from Michael Jackson to Fred Haayen, the President of Polydor Records stating that he had no objections "to releasing the master recordings produced by me embodying the performances of my sister, La Toya Jackson,, either in the form of a single or an LP." In addition to these documents, there is La Toya's personally owned Allstate car insurance ID card with the Jacksons Hayvenhurst address and a card from a florist in Encino address to LaToya at the Jacksons Hayvenhurst address with a card inside, most likely in the hand of the florist, with a note apologizing to La Toya signed "Love Michael". The flowers were most likely sent by Michael to La Toya with the florist writing out the notecard with his message. Very good condition. From the Bankruptcy Auction of Jackson Family Memorabilia, comes with a letter from the sale and a Gotta Have Rock and Roll Certificate of Authenticity.