We are happy to offer the following instrument that was personally owned and used by one of only a select number of true guitar icons that being Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, used and owned during the bands most prolific and iconic period the instrument caries his various personalised custom modifications that make the instrument unique and this is a piece of Rock ’n' Roll History 

THE JIMMY PAGE BIRD

Gibson Firebird III

1966 

Black 

Three Pickup

Mahogany Body and Neck

Stop Tail Piece

Custom Made Plaque 

Various   Custom Modifications / Electronics  Specified  By Artist ( Jimmy Page ) 

Condition 7.5/10 ( Tour Played / Used ) 

Original Road / Touring Case 

Original Pan Am Touring  “ LAX “ Flight Labels To case 

History 

The  instrument was purchased by Jimmy Page on November 23rd  1969 during Led  Zeppelin’s American tour from Mike Ladd's Guitar City store in Memphis Tennessee. The instrument was one of two instruments purchased by Page. One being his iconic Gibson Red  Les Paul and the second being this Gibson Firebird III that  Page owned and used until the mid to late '70s until it was passed to fellow Led Zeppelin band member John Bonham after Page lost a drinking game with his drummer. Bonham in turn later gifted the instrument to the son of his business  partner as a birthday gift  in 1978 and it has been in his custody since.

Verification

Personalised COA From Paul Davis whom was gifted the Instrument by John Bonham 

Personalised Letter From Paul Davis detailing the instruments back history 

Various published and online media discussing the Jimmy Page Firebird 

Email verification from Tom Keckler, luthier to B.B. King, Albert King, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Elvis Presley, Pete Townshend, Billy Gibbons, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Walsh, and many more. Keckler worked for Mike Ladd at Guitar City and remembers Jimmy Page purchasing the instrument, including its unique modifications and specifications.

Comments 

The above instrument was owned by and used by Jimmy Page during Led Zeppelin's  most prolific period and carries various  custom appointments. No other known original tour played 50s, 60s Gibson instrument has even been released from the custody of Jimmy Page, so for those that have an interest in an instrument that was owned and used by one of  rocks royalty this is the ultimate Rock 'n' Roll artefact.