This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 8/9/2026
Offered Here: Anthrax 1986 Dan Spitz Owned Spreading the Disease Modified Raglan. This distinctive piece of heavy metal memorabilia is an authentic 1986 Anthrax Spreading the Disease raglan shirt that was personally owned and worn by lead guitarist Dan Spitz. The shirt is customized to reflect the personalized rock aesthetic of the 1980s thrash metal movement, with the collar cut out and the bottom altered into a crop top. The laid-flat measurements are approximately 18 inches across the chest by 19 inches in length. Provenance/Authenticity: This lot comes directly from the personal collection of Lianna Spitz, daughter of legendary original Anthrax lead guitarist Dan Spitz. Serving as the lead axeman for the band during their golden era from 1983 to 1995, and again during the highly anticipated classic lineup reunion tours from 2005 to 2008, Spitz was a primary creative force behind the band's multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated catalog. This item comes with impeccable family lineage and will be accompanied by a letter of authenticity. Condition: The shirt is in very good vintage condition with signs of wear, natural aging, and long-term storage. These characteristics enhance its historic character, with custom cuts and modifications fully intact. The fabric and tour graphics retain their structural stability and visual appeal. SKU: LSC1011