The original seven examples of the KH-2 Ouija were produced between 1993 and 1994 with neck-through construction. They were produced with two stars on the 24th fret and released with spelling errors on the body. Two of the original production run were retained by Kirk. Limited editions were released in 2009 including a white version.

James Hetfield’s 1973 Gibson Les Paul is known as Uncle Milty after comedian Milton Berle. James did all the custom work including adding the racing stripe and the Iron Cross. It uses EMG custom pickups and formed the inspiration for the ESP signature Iron Cross.

Karl Sandoval built the Polka Dot V for Randy Rhoads in the summer of ’79 just before beginning work on Blizzard of Ozz. Constructed from a solid mahogany body with a set neck from a 60s Danelectro with rosewood fingerboard carrying Randy’s trademark bow tie inlays, vibrato bridge and DiMarzio humbuckers, It’s known today as the Sandoval Dot V.

Zakk Wylde made his debut with Ozzy in 1988 on album with No Rest for the Wicked. Known as The Grail, Zakk had his Gibson Les Paul custom painted when he needed something to distinguish himself visually from former Ozzy guitarist Randy Rhoads.

Built around 1975 by John Diggins and instantly recognisable with trademark cross inlays and large patches of bubbled and peeling paint exposing bare wood, the Old Boy soon became Tony Iommi’s main instrument in the studio and on the road.

Size 420mm x 297mm (16.54" x 11.69")