1970s Encore E49 Les Paul Custom 15 iconic guitarists signed with proof

1970s Encore E49 Les Paul Custom 16 iconic guitarists signed with proof $14995 If you would like to enhance and preserve this awesome piece, we offer Museum quality framing. If Frame option available, If you would like to enhance your purchase and preserve your new item simultaneously we offer Museum quality framing please see the example above if u like to take advantage of this excellent offer it is only an additional $650 feel free to email me and I'll adjust the price to include the framing. This treasure has been in our family for most of my lifetime and accordingly it includes such excellent documentation and of course unforgettable memories. I will be sad to see this incredible piece of music history leave my collection but as time has evolved my priorities have shifted and I will also be happy to see that lucky aficionado to add this piece to their collection. Signatures include 15 of Rock n Rolls greatest guitarists who favored over their careers playing the iconic Les Paul Gibson E49 model/ style guitar The list is as follows : B.B. Riley King, Albert King , Ace Freehly, Freddie King, Randy Rhoads, Billy Gibbons, Paul Kossoff, Duane Allman, Joey Santiago, Les Paul, Jimmy Page, Slash, Frank Zappa, Mick Ronson &.Neil Young B.B. Riley King signed this guitar Sunday, September 20, 1987 proceeding the Long Beach blues Festival in Long Beach, California, Albert King signed this guitar Sunday, December 13, 1992 proceeding his performance at the Rhythm Cafe Santa Ana, California, Freddie King signed this guitar Sunday, May 06, 1973 proceeding his performance at Long Beach Arena, Long Beach Ca. Ace Frehley signed my guitar May 6, 2010 outside of Club Nokia in Los Angeles where he was attending the - Sixth Annual MusiCares MAP Fund Benefit Concert to celebrate women in recovery and salute Betty Ford and the Betty Ford Center Randy Rhoads signed my guitar on September 22, 1979 proceeding his performance with Quiet Riot at Hollywood's Whisky a Go Go Billy Gibbons signed my guitar December 10, 2013 at the Four Seasons hotel in Las Vegas prior to 2013 American Country Awards at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, NV, December 10, 2013 Roxy Music performed with Back Street Crawler ( Paul Kossoffs band) February 13, 1976 and Paul signed my guitar outside of Memorial Hall Kansas City, Kansas, The Allman Brothers Band Duane Allman signed my guitar) December 19, 1970 outside of the San Diego Sports Arena proceeding The Allman Brothers show of that evening in San Diego, California, Joey Santiago (of the Pixies) signed my guitar in July of In 1995, at Ft. Apache recording Studios on Edmunds Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Pixies were recoding. Neil Young signed: March 30th, 2014 at the Dolby Theater, in Hollywood, California. Les Paul signed: outside of the House of Blues, West Hollywood, California June 2nd, 2001. Saul Hudson "Slash" of Guns and Roses signed: April 4th, 2016 outside of the Four Seasons Hotel in Houston, Texas prior to Guns and Roses concert at NRG Stadium April 5th, 2016 this was part of their Not in This Lifetime tour. Mick Ronson performing with The Spiders from Mars, and The Who proceeding his show October 25, 1982 outside of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Oakland, California Frank Zappa signed my guitar January of 1980 at the NAMM music show in Anahiem Ca Jimmy Page signed December 7, 1993 proceeding his Induction into Hollywood RockWalk of Fame at Guitar Center in Hollywood, California. When you grow up 20 minutes from the entertainment capital of the world Hollywood Ca. where we host the Grammy Awards annually, we have recording studios where all of the music industries elite have been recording their hits for more than 50 years, there are iconic hotels such as the Sunset Marquis and The Chateau Mamount that Rock n Roll artists have been staying at for years, a large amount of the music videos are produced throughout the greater Los Angeles area, then there is the likes of Melrose Ave where you could run into Kurt Cobain or Madonna buying albums at a second hand record store, or Prince doing a free signing at Tower Records, not to mention the fact that so many artists have homes here and I would often run into Bruce Springsteen at the Ivy in Beverly Hills or Jay Z and Beyonce or the Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Staples center (now the Crypto Currency arena). Sometimes bands on tour like the Rolling Stones would spend 7-10 days in Beverly Hills at the Four Seasons, they would make LA there hub and just fly into the different West Coast cities for their concert and then jump on their private jet and be back at the Four Seasons in BH that same evening. Next day would be an off day.