Authenticity is Everything
Thoughts on these Zep Sigs
This is supposedly from the end of 1968, on their first U.S. tour, when they were unknown, and before the first album was released. It was supposedly signed to this music shop that helped them out with equipment issues.I have never seen an actual set of signatures that are as fully legible as these, particularly Jimmy Page written out. What do you think?
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Permalink Reply by Stepeanut on
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This set is documented on the official Led Zep website:
https://www.ledzeppelin.com/image/portland-12-29-68-autographs
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice on
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Authentic. This set has sold previously at RR Auction for alot of money.
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Sold with others signed to the same music shop in 2017:
https://www.rrauction.com/auctions/lot-detail/336895504947087-class...
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Permalink Reply by Gratefulphish on
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Considering that the Experience were the only other band of real value in that auction, then I did very well.
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Permalink Reply by J.Seah on
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Here is a recent Jimmy Page autograph that is similar to yours. This was sold thru his website.
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He has changed his style completely, from the signature in the OP, thru the decades of just the arches, and now this. I guess if he is trying to sell his signature on his website, sales would do better with a readable signature. But, every single letter is different, from small letters to capitals. It almost makes me wonder if it could be secretarial, not that it has not happened in the past. Calling Bob Dylan.
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