For sale is an ORIGINAL 1967 Grateful Dead Concert Handbill, advertising a performance by the iconic band at the Marigold Ballroom in Fresno, California. This rare piece was created for the May 12, 1967 show, presented by Rocky’s Mag. The handbill features a stunning psychedelic design, complete with a group photo of the band, including Pigpen, making it a highly sought-after collectible. Date: May 12, 1967. Bands/Performers: Grateful Dead, The Roadrunners. Promoter: Rocky’s Mag Presents. Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 inches. Material: Heavy textured paper with a light blue finish. Print Process: Original Pre-Concert First Printing (OHB-A). A mesmerizing design showcasing a hooded Grim Reaper figure wielding a scythe, with swirling psychedelic patterns framing the artwork. Includes a group photo of the Grateful Dead, prominently featuring Pigpen, which adds significant desirability and historical value. Announces “2 Shows” with supporting act The Roadrunners, along with ticket details. Emphasizes the creativity and unique artistic expression of the 1960s counterculture movement. No nicks, cuts, tears, pinholes, or restoration of any kind. The textured paper and light blue finish remain vibrant and intact, preserving the handbill’s original charm. Back: Clean with no markings or defects. General Notes: This handbill is in great condition. A true testament to its preservation and rarity. This handbill is a valuable relic from the early days of the Grateful Dead, capturing a moment in their formative years as they were revolutionizing music and culture. The inclusion of Pigpen, a founding member, further enhances its significance. The event at the Marigold Ballroom exemplifies the band’s grassroots performances before their rise to global acclaim. The artwork and design reflect the era’s psychedelic aesthetic, making this handbill a work of art as much as it is a piece of music history. Its impeccable condition only adds to its desirability for collectors and fans alike. All handbills and posters are stored in a smoke-free environment and are carefully packaged to prevent damage during transit. This original Grateful Dead concert handbill is a rare and highly collectible artifact from the 1960s counterculture movement. Its striking design, historical significance, and pristine condition make it a standout addition to any collection of vintage concert memorabilia. Whether for display or archival preservation, this piece embodies the spirit and creativity of the era. Feel free to message with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest!