Latter Days Yardbirds, Early Days Led Zeppelin
by Jimmy Page

‘When I began painting my Telecaster the pattern took on the imagery of a dragon. Once it was created and painted it became like the legendary Excalibur as it travelled from the Yardbirds to Led Zeppelin’ – Jimmy Page

Fender ‘Dragon’ Telecaster, 1959, Supro Coronado 1690T amplifier, 1959, and an Oriental silk shawl worn by Jimmy in the Yardbirds.

$3500 (unframed)

Black Beauty 1960 and 2007
by Jimmy Page

‘In the early Sixties I saw my Les Paul Custom ‘Black Beauty’ in a shop on Charing Cross Road. When I plugged it in it was like a dream, I had to have it. I used it throughout my studio musician years on the majority of sessions so I was deeply connected to this guitar.’ Jimmy Page

Gibson Les Paul Custom ‘Black Beauty’, 1960 (left) and the 2007 reissue prototype (right).

$3500 (unframed)

Double Neck Army
by Jimmy Page

‘Guitars have been photographed since the Fifties, but I wanted to do some shots and angles that nobody had come up with before, as far as I know. I thought it would make an interesting effect to have a row of double necks in which each neck eclipses the next. It’s like the double-neck guitar army standing to attention.’ – Jimmy Page

Reissues and back-ups of Jimmy’s Gibson EDS-1275 double neck – cherry, 1968.

$3500 (unframed)

Full Jimmy Page: The Anthology Print Portfolio
by Jimmy Page

Own the complete Jimmy Page: The Anthology Print Portfolio. This package of six prints includes:

Dragon Telecaster and Violin Bow
Latter Days Yardbirds, Early Days Led Zeppelin
Black Beauty 1960 and 2007
Double Neck Army

Plus, the two sold-out prints now available exclusively as part of this collection:

Les Paul Number One, 1959
Madison Square Garden, 1973

Six prints: $24,000 (unframed)