Johnny Winter's Monogrammed Ring

Gold ring with "JDW" initials in relief. Johnny began wearing gold rings like this one to emulate one of his blues idols, B.B. King.

Gold metal, brushed diagonal texture. Johnny began wearing gold rings like this one to emulate one of his blues idols, B.B. King. 0.5" diameter.

Gold-colored ring in the design of a functional belt, complete with buckle, belt straps, and size adjustors.

This ring features a small white stone set in the center and an embossed horizontal linear pattern around the banding. Johnny began wearing chunky gold rings like this one to emulate one of his blues

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this poster advertises a gig that Johnny and Edgar played together. Reads, "Brass Ring Productions Presents Johnny & Edgar Winter, 'Together.' With

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. Necklace featuring leather string, 20 black, gold and silver beads, and a s

A well-used black three-ring binder containing a printed set list and lyrics to the selected songs in oversized type used for rehearsal and concerts. The set list includes the songs "Hideaway," "Sugar

Genuine leather belt with two metal buttons. Features belt buckle in the shape of a skeletal hand, emerging from a ruffled shirtsleeve complete with skull cufflinks. The hand features two rings, one o

JEWELRY: Three men's 10k class rings, all stamped, most monogrammed on interior of band, size range 9-11, wear consistent with age. [Total Weight including stones: 57 grams including stones.]

Rare cream-colored 12-string Gibson Firebird owned by Johnny Winter. This is a guitar that only a select few knew was in Winter's collection and was one of his most prized and loved guitars. Guitar ha

Beaumont Special. By Dean B. Zelinsky. No. 1 Prototype. According to bandmate Paul Nelson, this is beautiful, heavily engraved instrument is the last guitar Johnny played before he died, and he can be

Gibson Custom Shop Johnny Winter 1963 Firebird V Prototype.To commemorate his career, the Gibson Custom Shop decided to make a special, limited edition, Johnny Winter version of their Firebird. It was

Gibson Custom Shop Johnny Winter Firebird, faithful reissue of Johnny's 1963 Firebird with applied aged finish, certificate of authenticity signed by Johnny, extra pickups, hardshell case, Serial numb

24. Johnny Winter Barnabas Collins Cane- 20th Century- A cast silver metal handle which was used by Barnabas Collins in the TV series Dark Shadows, two color glass eyes, exotic wood shaft and a meta

A Harmony ukulele believed to be Johnny Winter's first guitar, given to him by his great-grandfather, whom he affectionately called "Ole Pa," and for whom he named his music corporation. In a photo be

This fantastic spiral bound notebook contains approximately 35 sheets of handwritten notes and lyrics by Johnny Winter. It features lyrics for unrecorded songs such as "Goin' Back to Texas," (possibly

UPDATED LOT as of 9/27. This lot now contains TWO rings. The first is a round, silver ring with small green stones. The second is a round wire ring, which Johnny can be seen wearing on the cover of hi

This rare original poster advertised an event featuring Mountain and Johnny Winter, that took place on March 18, 1971 at Quinnipiac College in Hamden, CT. The event was produced by the Tau Kappa Epsil

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this 17.5" x 11" poster promotes a gig Johnny played at Armadillo World Headquarters. Pink illustrated poster featuring Johnny Winter with guitar:

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this 17.5" x 11" poster promotes a gig Johnny played at Armadillo World Headquarters of Austin, TX. Pink illustrated poster featuring Johnny Winter

30. Johnny Winter Snake Cane- Mid 20th Century- A carved one piece snake cane with glass beaded eyes and no ferrule. O.L.- 36” $200-$300, This snake cane is featured on the reverse of the "Raisin

Four striking images of Johnny Winter shot by Alen MacWeeny, who got his start as Richard Avedon's assistant. Each image measures 16" x 20". One image features his bandmates.

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this set of four 22" x 10.5" posters (three of which are signed by Johnny himself!) promote a gig of Johnny's on Friday April 16th 1999 at the Maje

Framed Photo, Johnny Winter In Concert with Muddy Waters. Johnny is pictured in the top hat he often performed in. Taken at the Capital Jazz & Blues Festival at Alexandria Palace in London, England on