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A 1940's Epiphon Zephyr blonde electric trap door model guitar owned by guitar maker Les Paul with an estimated auction value between $14,000 - $16,000 is on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the Estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. The auction includes a collection of guitars, music equipment, musical artifacts and personal effects from the legendary musician, engineer and inventor. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP
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Vintage non-playable guitar owned by Les Paul called the "Mary Forderiser" has an inscription on head stock reading "Gibsdaugher Guitar Company" and electric plugs on the side labeled "Hoover Vacuum," "Iron Robert Hall Suits," "Refrigerator Reingold Beer," and "Electric Toothbrush Listerine," with an auction value of $300 - $500 is on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the Estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. The auction includes a collection of guitars, music equipment, musical artifacts and personal effects from the legendary musician, engineer and inventor. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP
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Vintage guitars owned by guitar maker Les Paul and a piano are on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the Estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. The auction includes a collection of guitars, music equipment, musical artifacts and personal effects from the legendary musician, engineer and inventor. Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images/AFP
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A Les Paul recording mixing console with an estimated auction value between $40,000 - $60,000 is on diaplay during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images/AFP
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A 1970's Les Paul recording model prototype guitar with an estimated auction value of between $3,000 - $5,000 is on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the Estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images/AFP
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A Les Paul recording mixing console with an estimated auction value between $40,000 - $60,000 is on diaplay during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California.
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Vintage guitars owned by guitar maker Les Paul are on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. Getty images/AFP
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Vintage guitars owned by guitar maker Les Paul are on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. AFP
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People view vintage guitars owned by guitar maker Les Paul on display during a press day at Julien's Auctions for the estate of Les Paul auction event in Los Angeles, California. AFP
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