A uncommon trove of West Coast hip-hop memorabilia has surfaced in a landmark public sale now dwell at TheRealest.com.

Titled West Coast Hip-Hop: Straight Outta the Collection, the sale options deeply private artifacts from DJ Yella, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, DJ Skee, and others who helped outline a style. Bidding ends Thursday, July 24, at 5 p.m. PT.

At the middle of the gathering is Dr. Dre’s authentic SSL 4000 G+ mixing console from Record One Studio in Los Angeles. Widely thought-about probably the most influential piece of {hardware} in hip-hop historical past, the board powered Dre’s sonic evolution—from The Chronic to Doggystyle, 2001, and a protracted line of Aftermath-era classics. The console marked a turning level, ushering in a brand new period of cinematic manufacturing and high-fidelity sound.

Legends from throughout genres recorded by means of it. Snoop Dogg, Eminem, 50 Cent, Kendrick Lamar, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Gwen Stefani, Anderson .Paak, and Busta Rhymes are among the many many who laid tracks on its channels. Now on exhibit on the GRAMMY Museum, the console stays a logo of Dre’s technical imaginative and prescient and the West Coast’s rise to dominance.

Also on the block are DJ Yella’s authentic RIAA plaques, together with the double platinum award for Straight Outta Compton, signed and offered on to him. The album stays a cultural flashpoint, credited with reshaping the political and inventive scope of rap. Other plaques rejoice the legacies of Eazy-E, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Michel’le, and Efil4zaggin, charting Ruthless Records’ enduring attain.

Snoop Dogg’s handwritten lyric pages—9 in whole—supply an unfiltered look into his artistic course of. Scribbled bars, crossed-out traces, and margin notes seize the emergence of one in all hip-hop’s most iconic voices.

Additional highlights embody Xzibit’s authentic art work and movie scripts, in addition to DJ Skee’s mixtape and radio archives, which doc his function in curating Los Angeles’ fashionable soundscape.

Unreleased reels, early design proofs, and uncommon promo materials from Death Row and N.W.A. spherical out the sale. But this public sale is greater than nostalgia. It’s a residing archive of a area that reworked rap into a worldwide language.

Check out the public sale for an entire checklist of memorabilia here.