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Victorian Photo of Led Zeppelin Cover Sells for £16,000

2/26/2026

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A Victorian photograph believed to be original frame for Led Zeppelin's fourth album cover sold for £16,000 after a bidding war.
The image features Lot Long from Wiltshire and is described as the largest, highest-quality example found.
The auction occurred in Horsham, West Sussex, and the final price exceeded the listing by nearly £15,000.
Leo Denham, managing director of Denhams auctioneers, noted strong interest from collectors in America and globally.

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A Victorian photograph believed to be original frame for Led Zeppelin's fourth album cover sold for £16,000 after a bidding war.
The image features Lot Long from Wiltshire and is described as the largest, highest-quality example found.
The auction occurred in Horsham, West Sussex, and the final price exceeded the listing by nearly £15,000.
Leo Denham, managing director of Denhams auctioneers, noted strong interest from collectors in America and globally.