The shiny glove Michael Jackson wore during his first performance of the moonwalk goes on auction this November - with the current owner hoping to earn $40,000 to $60,000
Jackson wore it along with a fedora during his first performance of the legendary backwards dance known as the moonwalk
The glove headlines an auction featuring other Jackson memorabilia including a custom red vinyl shirt with Velcro closures and a sewn-on black tie. These pieces were worn together during Michael Jackson's performance of Dangerous at the April 24, 2002, Democratic National Fundraiser
Also going under the hammer is the RIAA platinum record award presented to Jackson to commemorate the sale of more than 1,000,000 copies of the Bad cassette
A black synthetic blend jacket from his first tour as a solo artist is up for grabs...
It also will see collectors bidding on a right-hand forearm brace worn by the King of Pop. The auction, on November 21, will also feature items once belonging to Madonna, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and other music big names.
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