Pair of Johnny Winter's Texas Pins

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. This lot includes two Texas-themed pins: a boot shaped pin that bears a sig

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. Silver pendant in the shape of the state of Texas featuring a gold star in

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. This gold-colored necklace features a prominent pendant in the shape of the

(lot) Family archive of musicians Edgar Winter (Texas, b.1946) and Johnny Winter (Texas, 1944-2014), photos from their youth, publicity photos, news articles, early band photo, and a great deal of non

Any real fan knows of Johnny's love for snakes-or at least how often he incorporated their image into his getups. This silver pin takes the shape of a coiled, open-mouthed snake with a red eye.

Pair of Johnny Winter's concave, square, gold cufflinks by "Hickok."

Lot includes four pairs of Johnny Winter's cufflinks, plain silver, with iridescent heads.

Flag pin adorned with jewels in the colors of the American flag mimicking the stars and stripes. Clear rectangular jewels adorn the pole of the flag.

Awarded to Johnny Winter on the occasion of his induction into the Music Hall of Fame at the Museum of the Gulf Coast in Port Arthur, Texas. Reads, "Johnny Winter is hereby included in the Music Hall

Here we have an original Johnny Winter, Vintage Staff Backstage Pin Back Button! It measures 1 wide. These pins were only distributed to crew and staff for backstage access. This pin was acquired dir

40. Johnny Winter Canes- 20th Century- A pair of carved folk art canes, one with a dog and the other with a swirl snake. AL- 36” $300-$400 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong to the John

Two of Johnny Winter's Guitar Straps: Snakeskin and Texas. This lot includes two of Johnny Winter's guitar straps. The first is a black leather guitar strap with embossment of Texas state, the lone st

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. Key to the City of Beaumont, Texas, presented to Johnny Winter. Small key w

47. Johnny Winter Antler Canes- 20th Century- A pair of antler country canes, both handmade with handmade ferrules. A.L.- 36” $300-$500 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong to the Johnny

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this 17.5" x 23.5" poster promotes the "Texas International Pop Festival, August 30, 31, and Sept 1 1969. At Dallas International Speedway. Featuri

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

172. Pair of Sword Canes- $300-$500 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong to the Johnny Winter estate and they are named that in the title. Lots 56 through the end of the auction are selected

45. Johnny Winter Snake Cane- 20th Century- A mounted rattlesnake cane with a large stopper ferrule. A Texas favorite. O.L.-39” $250-$400 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong to the Johnn

Johnny Winter had plenty of love for his home state, as can be demonstrated by the number of Texas-related objects he owned. This silver chain has an intricate pendant featuring a prominent Lone Star,

These Johnny Winter bumper stickers feature a graphic of the state of Texas, winged and with a yellow rose in the center. Approx. 22.

Lot of 11 photos of a young Johnny Winter, featuring early bands he played with, occasionally featuring Edgar Winter, in and around Beaumont, Texas. Each image measures approximately 10" x 8".

Lot of three identical red bandanas, each with a graphic of the state of Texas and a guitar, and text reading Johnny Winter, Nothin' But the Blues ..." 19.5" x 19.5"

A pair of original unpublished photographs of American musicians, Janis Joplin and Johnny Winter. These photographs were taken by photographer Jay Good in December of 1969. Each photo is 5x7 including

Johnny "Cool Daddy" Winter 1978 Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin Tx . Tour Poster. Poster shows Johnny at age 15 somewhere in South Texas . Portrait by artist Michael Priest. Poster dated November