
Broken on stage · marker signatures · red felt head
Item no. 050-305-000
A broken drumstick, played on stage and broken there — signed by The Picturebooks. Pale wooden shaft with open grain, red felt head, signatures in black marker along the shaft.
The duo from Gütersloh, Germany — Fynn Claus Grabke on guitar and voice, Philipp Mirtschink on drums — has been making deliberately raw, minimally staffed blues rock for over a decade. What makes them interesting for this shop: the band stands with one foot firmly in the custom bike scene. They play bike shows, their imagery comes from the same corner as everything else here, and Grabke builds motorcycles himself.
Because the break is the proof. A signed stick from the merch stand is paper; one that was played through on stage and signed afterwards was there on a particular night. That is the kind of collectible you cannot reorder.
The signatures are present and clearly legible on the shaft. No certificate of authenticity is included — what is written here rests on the previous owner's account. Anyone expecting documented provenance will not get it; anyone taking the stick for what it is gets a piece of stage.
Broken, and that is the point. Felt head firm, writing clearly legible, wood with playing marks.
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