VINTAGE Rock Heavy Metal Battle Jacket - VTG White Denim Jacket - Anthrax Stitch

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The owner of this item worked on a lot of crews. This jacket was obtained by a local auctioneer. They were in possession of 100+ vintage concert tees from this individual. I was able to purchase a few with one Cash Money Records 2000 concert shirt selling for 0 within a day. We just listed the others we purchased from this same person if you'd like to follow our eBay for more future listings from this one individual.
The local auctioneer contacted me about this awesome piece they had that the concert shirts don't hold a torch to. Then he pops out with this awesome vintage Levi White Denim Anthrax Battle Jacket. "Anthrax" is stitched into the back professionally. The rest is history. We are having trouble figuring out exactly what all is going on here, but there is red writing in the back that says "Sign please if your heavy metal". Then in the upper left shoulder, you can see a signature and writing that says "Rach Signed Here" from Guns-N-Roses, but we were unable to identify a "Rach".
We did; however, find out the owner of this jackets name from the contents inside, which has two photos of her, her phone number, and a name badge for a guy. This could possibly help you learn more about this vintage jacket and who all touched this thing. Is all of this awesome doodling from Sonya herself or is some of it from bands? Are any of these messages from band members? Did someone from Guns-N-Roses sign this? Who is Stormy Osbourne? And why did they misspell Lynyrd Skynyrd?
The more I looked at this vintage white denim jacket, the more I realized there is more writing faded and hand written. I'm no rock-n-roll person and this is my first rodeo with something like this, so I'll leave this to the professionals. Whatever the case may be, someone helped "design" this shirt and they also signed the shirt as shown in the pictures.
There is still a mystery with this vintage white denim Levi jacket. I know that keeps being repeated, but the jacket itself is beautiful and also worth a pretty penny.
Either way, don't be discouraged by the price. The best offer button is on, don't be afraid to use it. Maybe we can strike a deal, and you can take this baby on the next round of discovering.
Item is missing Levi tag and doesn't show size but most of this lady's clothes have been medium sized, so I'm assuming it's either that size or close to it. If we cannot find the best offer for this item, we will post as an auction after a few days and set the auction for ten days.