Rare film footage from the Sex Pistols' seminal Lesser Free Trade Hall gigs in Manchester will go to auction later this month.
In June and July 1976 the punk band played two shows at the Peter Street venue.
The June concert has been dubbed 'the gig that changed the world' as it inspired a generation of Manc musicians in attendance.
Over the years thousands have claimed to be in the 150 capacity hall, but the actual number was more like 40 something.
READ MORE:
Among those who were actually there were former Smiths frontman Morrissey, Joy Division and New Orders stars Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner, The Fall's Mark E Smith, Mick Hucknall of Simply Red and celebrated photographer Kevin Cummins, while the Buzzcocks organised the shows and were the Pistols support act.
The footage and its copyright will go on sale on September 14 through Omega Auctions with a price tag of upwards of £20,000.
Auctioneer Paul Fairweather said: "These concerts have entered into punk folklore and justifiably so.
"The impact that the shows had and the events they inspired truly did change the course of musical history.
"The footage shows the Pistols at their sneering, swaggering best and truly does capture what must have been so electrifying for the audiences lucky enough to have attended.
"We think they are incredibly exciting and can’t wait to see how they will go on auction day."
