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Roger Daltrey British Music Industry Award (Lot 233)

Roger Daltrey British Music Industry Award (Lot 233)

Name of Lot: Roger Daltrey British Music Industry Award
Brief Description: Beautiful etched LP award issued to Roger for his contributions to the British Music Industry. Rarely do you see awards issued to The Who or any members of the legendary rock band. This was issued to the dynamic frontman.
Est: $600-$800

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Name of Lot: Roger Daltrey British Music Industry Award
Brief Description: Beautiful etched LP award issued to Roger for his contributions to the British Music Industry. Rarely do you see awards issued to The Who or any members of the legendary rock band. This was issued to the dynamic frontman.
Est: $600-$800

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Auction started November 25, 2022 10:00 am

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