Bands on flyer/poster: TAZ / SERIOUS PLEASURE / KAPRELYAN. Date/Year: April 15, 1988. (35.7 X 56 CM). Condition: Very Good: Used: Approx. 6 staple holes (please look at photos carefully). S promo concert poster at the legenday Gazzarri’s in Hollywood. Printed by the world famous. Colby Poster Printing Co. Once located in downtown Los Angeles. These are silk screened/letterpress’Boxing style’ 14″ X 22″ original promo posters printed. On thick Card Stock. Time to sell my rock n roll ephemera collection of flyers, posters, stickers, pins, and etc. Most items are from the Los Angeles area as that was where I lived during the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. I then lived in San Francisco for about 27 years. The last five years I have lived in Kawasaki, Japan. I also have been on tours around the US/Japan/UK collecting music related items here and there. And I did some trading of (mostly) cassette tapes, records, flyers, posters, and etc. With others around the world during the 80’s. These items are as is. Please see pictures for actual condition. Flyers/Posters may have tape marks, pin holes, stains, and or wear and tear and many were folded at one time. Some are nearly perfect. Most flyers have been stored flat for 30+ years. If you have additional questions or need additional pictures (trying to get better with the photos) please feel free to ask. All pictures are of actual items for sale and I guarantee all items to be 100% authentic. ABOUT BOXING STYLE TELEPHONE POLE PROMOTIONAL POSTERS. And also business and politics, etc. Most of these posters did not last long. The city would eventually tear them down the next day or up to a week or so later after being posted. If they do survive, they usually have big rips, holes or other damage from being torn from the surface they where stapled to. Most of the time I would use a screw driver or a staple remover if I had one on me. These posters are about approx. 14″ inches wide X 22″ inches tall. (35.7 X 56 CM) Some vary a little in size. Printed on a thin or thick cardboard stock. Very durable and easy to display or frame. Sometimes 5-7 days, but usually longer.
