A BUNDLE OF THE PHYSICAL FRAMED TICKET AND NFT CERTIFICATE.

The Corbis image featured on this certificate shows the iconic image of the May 6th, 1937 Hindenburg disaster that was shown on cover ofLed Zeppelin’s 1st LP. We felt this presentation fit perfectly for the 20th anniversary edition of our Led Zeppelin tickets in 2000 remembering the tragic death of John Bonham and highlighting the history of our project that commenced on the very day of his death on September 25th, 1980.

This 16×19″ framed hand signed edition would be the last of it’s type as future editions incorporated a color coded seating chart that meshed with the individual ticket location featured. The heavy stock paper was printed in 3 layers to create a “metallic” silver look under the black type verbiage.

A BUNDLE OF THE PHYSICAL FRAMED TICKET AND NFT CERTIFICATE.

In our always evolving commemorative presentations thru the years, in 2010 for the 30th anniversary we decided to sell the framed editions with color coded seat locations for the first time with what we call the “skyline cert” which highlights the Chicago skyline at that time in a beautiful collage “look”. 15″ x 19″ Framed Poster

  A BUNDLE OF THE PHYSICAL FRAMED TICKETS AND NFT CERTIFICATE.

In 1994, it was decided to demolish the Chicago Stadium as the United Center across the street was already in operation.

This 3 ticket set, limited to only 1994 pieces, was created to immortalize that sad event which truly marked the end of an era in Chicago.

I hand signed each frame which was professionally numbered and an embossed gold foil corporate seal was affixed to each. Certificate was printed on antique parchment designed around a 1939 lithograph off a postcard from that time and was one of my all timefavorites.17×21″ Frame

NFT BUNDLED PHYSICAL FRAMED TICKET AND NFT CERTIFICATE.

This original Chicago Stadium Led Zeppelin 1980 memorabilia ticket was used not only as an admission ticket to a collector’s convention promoted by Metro Pulse Inc, but also as a collectible “take home” bonus to paid admission price of $10.00.

The individual seat location was used in a drawing ONLY AT THE SHOW to give away an actual piece of the metal superstructure of the Hindenburg Zeppelin destroyed by fire on May 6th 1937 in New Jersey in a rainstorm. This image was featured on the cover of Led Zeppelin’s 1st LP. 3.75 x 7″ Frame

Very limited distribution as only used in this one show in 2004, less than 500 sold.

This Deluxe 4 ticket set we issued in the early 2000s incorporated a MAIN FLOOR only set of tickets displayed on a custom made Certificate of Authenticity that was color coded to sync with the multiple seat locations by section featured. Very few were sold due to the limited quantity of premium tickets available for these sets.

List of available sets were 18×24″:

Sec. C, Row O, Seats 13, 14, 15, 16
Sec. C, Row O, Seats 17,18,19, 20
Sec. C, Row O, Seats 21, 22, 23, 24
Sec. C, Row P, Seats 6, 18, 19, 20
Sec. C, Row P, Seats 14, 15, 16, 17
Sec. C, Row P, Seats 21, 22, 23, 24
Sec. C, Row Y, Seats 1, 2, 3, 9 (not in sequence)
Sec. C, Row Y, Seats 5, 6, 7, 8

This NFT certificate identifies this Led Zeppelin 1980 Chicago Stadium ticket aisle box location as one of the rarest tickets included in the Super Deluxe 25th Anniversary set.

A BUNDLE OF THE PHYSICAL FRAMED AD AND NFT CERTIFICATE.

17×25″ Frame

Originlal 1981 Night Rock News
WMET 95.5 Chicago Classic Rock Book
Magazine Ad.