Jimmy page set to Auction his legendary guitar “I have always wanted a part of me to be with the fans and this is a dream come true for me it will be auctioned on…”
In a monumental announcement that has sent ripples through the music world, legendary guitarist Jimmy Page has revealed plans to auction one of his most iconic guitars. Expressing his desire to share a piece of his legacy with fans, Page stated, “I have always wanted a part of me to be with the fans, and this is a dream come true for me.” The auction is scheduled for December 15, 2025, marking a significant moment in rock history.
Jimmy Page, the mastermind behind Led Zeppelin’s groundbreaking sound, has long been celebrated for his innovative guitar work. His collection of instruments is legendary, each guitar contributing to the unique tones that have defined multiple generations. The decision to part with one of these cherished instruments underscores Page’s commitment to his fans and his desire to leave a lasting impact.
The guitar in question is none other than the 1964 Gibson SJ-200 acoustic, a pivotal instrument in Page’s career. This guitar was instrumental in the recording of Led Zeppelin’s debut album, featuring prominently on tracks like “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You,” “Your Time Is Gonna Come,” and “Black Mountain Side.” Its rich tones and distinctive sound have made it a favorite among fans and musicians alike.
In October 2024, Page collaborated with Gibson to release 150 replicas of this iconic guitar, allowing enthusiasts to own a piece of rock history. This partnership highlighted the enduring significance of the SJ-200 in Page’s musical journey and its influence on the broader music landscape. The upcoming auction of the original instrument adds another layer to its storied legacy.
The auction will be conducted by Christie’s, renowned for handling prestigious sales of musical memorabilia. While specific details about the auction are yet to be fully disclosed, Christie’s has a history of showcasing such items in major cities. For instance, highlights from previous auctions have been displayed in Los Angeles and London, offering fans worldwide a chance to witness these