Led Zeppelin "Physical Graffiti" Tee 1975

Led Zeppelin merchandise from the Physical Graffiti era (1975-77) represents the earliest commercially produced rock band tees. The band's management famously refused to allow bootleg merchandise at their shows, making official Zeppelin tees exceptionally rare compared to contemporaries. The Screen Stars blanks used in this period have a distinctive pre-shrunk texture that ages to a soft, whisper-thin weight. The Physical Graffiti album art — the tenement building on St. Mark's Place — is one of rock's great sleeves. Authenticated originals: $2,000–$6,000.