This June, Christie’s presents The David Gilmour Guitar Collection: the personal guitar collection of the rock ‘n’ roll legend David Gilmour — guitarist, singer and songwriter of Pink Floyd.

With more than 120 guitars, including his preferred Fender models of Broadcasters, Esquires, Telecasters and Stratocasters, the auction on 20 June marks a rare opportunity for guitar aficionados, musicians and collectors to explore one of the world’s most comprehensive groupings of guitars that hooked generations.

In advance of the New York sale, the entire David Gilmour Collection will be exhibited at Christie’s London followed by highlights in Los Angeles and will conclude with a full preview in New York. Estimates start at $300 with proceeds to benefit charity.

The David Gilmour Guitar Collection Preview opens in London on 27 March. Are you ready?

In June 2019 Christies’ New York is handling the upcoming sale of David Gilmours personal guitar collection.
The auction will feature over 120 guitars including the legendary Black Strat which has been the staple of his entire Pink Floyd and solo career.

Ahead of the auction the entire collection of more than 120 instruments will be on display at Christie’s London between the 27th – 31st March, followed by a highlight display of the collection in Los Angeles from the 7th – 11th May, This will then conclude with an entire display ahead of the auction from the 14th – 19th June. Estimates on these instruments range from $300 to $150.000 with all proceeds benefiting charitable causes.

Christies has just announced that reservations can be made online to secure your viewing slot for the London preview NOW !!!

To make a reservation head on over to the secure booking page at Christie’s website to select your preferred time slot by Clicking Here

Bookings are free of charge but are restricted in numbers to reduce over crowding. Be quick as we are certain the time slots will book up extremely quickly.

In June 2019 Christies’ New York is handling the upcoming sale of David Gilmours personal guitar collection.
The auction will feature over 120 guitars including the legendary Black Strat which has been the staple of his entire Pink Floyd and solo career.

Ahead of the auction the entire collection of more than 120 instruments will be on display at Christie’s London between the 27th – 31st March, followed by a highlight display of the collection in Los Angeles from the 7th – 11th May, This will then conclude with an entire display ahead of the auction from the 14th – 19th June. Estimates on these instruments range from $300 to $150.000 with all proceeds benefiting charitable causes.

For those unable to attend the viewings of the collection, do not fear. As of today you can now pre-order the Official David Gilmour Guitar Collection catalogue directly from Christies website, The catalogue is priced at a very reasonable £30 Gbp with dispatch to all areas of the globe.

The catalogues will not be dispatched until the 13th May we highly doubt it will be available for purchase at the preview events.

To Pre-Order you catalogue directly from Christies please Click Here

The UK’s Prog Magzine have recently announced a brand new issue number 96 which has started to be distributed to subscribers already and will be officialy available in UK stores from Tuesday 5th March 2019.

What makes this article diffrent to every other magazine? The magazine has a new, and exclusive, interview with David Gilmour as the cover feature, in which he discusses selling most of his guitars and what the future holds for both Floyd and him as a solo artist. The interview finds David in a reflective mood, talking about certain key instruments, as well as pondering on the process of creating a new album, and all the hoopla that goes with that sort of project.

There’s also an in depth look at David’s solo career in a separate feature, that includes other prog guitarists such as Steve Howe, Martin Barre, Steve Hackett and more, choosing their favourite Gilmour guitar solos.

The Magazine will be hitting UK retailers from Tuesday 5th March and will be available to purchase online for Oversea visitors by clicking this link