Fender - Precision Bass "Lemmy" by Olivier Ledroit (1 of 5) – Signed Art Prints & Case - - Electric bass guitar - 2026

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Fender Precision Bass “Lemmy” by Olivier Ledroit, 1 of 5, autographed by Olivier Ledroit with a certificate of authenticity, in mint condition (2026), weighs 12 kg, dimensions 150 x 50 x 25 cm, includes a Fender case with a large pick and a dedicated signed print set.

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The Fender Lemmy bass by Olivier Ledroit
The cover of the Hellfest 2025 special issue of Heavy Metal, drawn by Olivier Ledroit in homage to Lemmy Kilmister, the bassist and singer of Motörhead who died on December 28, 2015, immediately caught my attention as having been made especially for a guitar.
Olivier Ledroit gave me his approval to make a special Hellfest Lemmy bass.
The result was impressive; the image matched perfectly the shape of the bass and brought out all the Hard edge of Lemmy.
Lemmy was right-handed, and I recall a comment saying that after his visit to the depths of the abysses with vampires he had become left-handed!
This guitar is offered, among other things, in one version limited to 5 copies
In a Fender Precision Bass Player with a light neck
Each guitar is numbered and signed, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity 30/30 with a numbered and signed serigraphy of the drawing
A 30/30 black-and-white print decorated with a portrait of Lemmy drawn specially by Olivier for his association “bande dessinée et autisme”
1 Fender case decorated with an XXL pick
1 pick
With a special autograph from the artist, which makes the guitar unique

The Fender Lemmy bass by Olivier Ledroit
The cover of the Hellfest 2025 special issue of Heavy Metal, drawn by Olivier Ledroit in homage to Lemmy Kilmister, the bassist and singer of Motörhead who died on December 28, 2015, immediately caught my attention as having been made especially for a guitar.
Olivier Ledroit gave me his approval to make a special Hellfest Lemmy bass.
The result was impressive; the image matched perfectly the shape of the bass and brought out all the Hard edge of Lemmy.
Lemmy was right-handed, and I recall a comment saying that after his visit to the depths of the abysses with vampires he had become left-handed!
This guitar is offered, among other things, in one version limited to 5 copies
In a Fender Precision Bass Player with a light neck
Each guitar is numbered and signed, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity 30/30 with a numbered and signed serigraphy of the drawing
A 30/30 black-and-white print decorated with a portrait of Lemmy drawn specially by Olivier for his association “bande dessinée et autisme”
1 Fender case decorated with an XXL pick
1 pick
With a special autograph from the artist, which makes the guitar unique

Details

Era
After 2000
Signed by
Signé par Olivier Ledroit
Brand
Fender
Multiple models
No
Model
Precision Bass "Lemmy" by Olivier Ledroit (1 of 5) – Signed Art Prints & Case
Year of manufacture
2026
Physical condition
Mint
Number of objects
5
Includes
+ Extra item (see description)
Weight
12 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Details signature
Signed by
Height
150 cm
Has certificate of authenticity
Yes
Length
50 cm
Width
25 cm
Autographed by a famous person
Yes
Sold by
FranceVerified
47
Objects sold
100%
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