Johnny Winter's "Death" Guitar Strap

This leather guitar strap is intricately stamped with a variety of figures and motifs, and appears to have a specific message when read left to right. The strap features a graveyard, a meteor, and thr

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

This black guitar strap features Johnny Winter's initials handsomely embroidered with white thread in elegant script. Made and gifted to Johnny by Double Treble Custom Guitar Straps.

This lot includes two guitar straps owned by Johnny Winter. The first is a black Ostrich leather strap with a decorative embossed dot pattern, from Double Treble. The second is a red leather guitar st

Solid brass belt buckle in the shape of an acoustic guitar. From Baron Buckles, c. 1978. 4.5".

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

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

Signed Squire Fender guitar with signatures from Edgar Winter, Johnny Winter, Rick Derringer, and Kim Simmonds. From the collection of the former executive director of several well known theaters.

Sepia toned portrait of Johnny with guitar printed onto a wooden block for hanging. His name is printed onto the image. Produced by "Houston Blacklight & Poster Dist. Co." The wooden art blocks being

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:

Approx. 100 8" x 10" glossy prints of Johnny Winter with guitar and newsboy cap, from Slatus Management. Original vintage.

Best Electric Blues Guitarist, 1977 Guitar Player Magazine. This framed pencil and watercolor drawing was presented to Johnny Winter by Guitar Player Magazine. A small metal plaque at the bottom of th

Sepia image of Johnny Winter playing guitar printed onto a wooden block for hanging or display. His name is printed in small font in the upper left corner. Photographed by Rowland Scherman. Printed by

JOHNNY WINTER Autographed Electric Guitar with COA from Walls of Sound. Autographed by Johnny Winter and Edgar Winter. Size: 39 x 12 inches

Presented to Johnny Winter, winner of Guitar Player's 1979 Readers' Poll for "Best Electric Blues Guitarist." Award depicts a rolling landscape mounted on a wooden stand.

Silver medallion featuring an embossment of one of Johnny Winter's iconic Lazer guitars. Made by "MeTaLuNaTiC."

Shane electric guitar signed Johnny Winter

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

This truly one-of-a-kind guitar was made by luthier Mark Simon (founder of Terraplane Resonator Guitars) for Johnny Winter; presented to Johnny at B.B. King's Blues Club in New York City in 2008. Stee

Presenting a modern Fillmore poster featuring guitar legend Johnny Winter in San Francisco on May 1st, 1998, with Eric Sardinas in support. The design was created by Christopher Peterson. This is the

The consigner of this item conducted one of the last filmed interviews with Johnny Winter, on his final American tour, as part of a documentary about American musical greats. This guitar was signed by

Johnny Winter's 1950s-era Gibson ES-5. Several modifications have been made to this guitar, likely by Johnny Winter himself. Originally the ES-5 would have had three P90 single coil pickups with black

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"

Two guitar picks belonging to Johnny Winter. One pick is in a tortoise color, medium sized, with "MANNY'S" in worn letters. As Winter did not usually play with a flat pick, it was likely a souvenir fr