An iconic Gibson Les Paul guitar, famously used by Slash during Guns N' Roses' Not In This Lifetime tour, is poised to command up to £300,000 at a prestigious London auction. This highly sought-after instrument, a '59 Custom Shop model, has been meticulously photo-matched, confirmed as stage-used, and personally autographed by the legendary guitarist, adding to its immense collectible value.
Rare Music Memorabilia Highlights
The auction, hosted by Propstore auction house on April 30, features an extraordinary array of music history items. Among the standout lots is a jacket worn by George Michael in his iconic "Faith" music video, with an estimated selling price of up to £120,000. Additionally, a gold microphone once used by Freddie Mercury is expected to fetch up to £60,000, while a promotional poster signed by John Lennon just hours before his tragic death carries an estimate of up to £120,000.
Extensive Collection and High Estimates
This exclusive event boasts over 400 lots, including rare memorabilia from other music legends such as Sir Paul McCartney, Amy Winehouse, and Ed Sheeran. The combined pre-sale estimate for all items totals an impressive £1.5 million, reflecting the high demand for authentic pieces of music history among collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
The auction not only celebrates the enduring legacy of these artists but also offers fans a unique opportunity to own a tangible piece of cultural heritage. With estimates ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands of pounds, this sale is set to attract significant attention from the global music memorabilia market.
