Jack White Signed "Hand Springs" Vinyl with Cover Art Prop Springs
Item Details
Notes from Third Man Records Archivist Ben Blackwell:
These thick gauge springs were discovered in Detroit by Jack White in the 1990s. Likely found in the garbage or an abandoned building, they were on display in White’s Southwest Detroit home for years, a theoretical art/design piece. Upon the release of the White Stripes song “Hand Springs” in the March 2000 issue of Multiball magazine, the cover image to the single depicts Meg White sitting next to one of these springs with a bowling ball placed upon it. An iconic piece of White Stripes cover art prop OR…if you just need to replace the shocks on your 1986 Trabant, these suckers will get the job done wonderfully. Springs come paired with a 2012 copy of the “Hand Springs” single autographed by Jack White.
| Musician/Band | The White Stripes |
| Type | 45 RPM Vinyl Record, Springs the Album Art photo shoot |
| Period | Contemporary |
| Autographed | Yes |
| Autograph(s) | Jack White |
| Additional Information | Comes with a signed COA from Third Man archivist Ben Blackwell, which will be mailed directly to the winning bidder after the auction. |
Condition
- minimal marks and wear to record and cover.
Dimensions
- measures one spring.
Item #
ITMGJ96476
