Grateful Dead Oxford Circle Family Dog Concert Handbill Flyer 1966 Kelley Mouse

ORIGINAL CONCERT HANDBILL FLYER FOR THE GRATEFUL DEAD AND OXFORD CIRCLE AT THE AVALON BALLROOM AS PRESENTED BY THE FAMILY DOG IN NOVEMBER 1966. ARTWORK BY KELLEY / MOUSE. PLEASE CHECK MY “ME” PAGE. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE ORIGINAL 1960’S – 70’S ROCK AND ROLL MEMORABILIA………………………. THANKS AND STAY IN TOUCH.

Vintage Three Dog Night Concert Poster Handbill Swing Aud. San Bernardino

The product is a vintage concert poster handbill featuring the Three Dog Night band, known for their rock and roll music. The handbill was produced for an event in San Bernardino, adding to its historical significance as a piece of music memorabilia from that era. As an original piece, it holds value for collectors and fans of vintage music memorabilia, showcasing a nostalgic glimpse into the music industry of the past. This item measures 9″ x 6″. This handbill has several creases from being folded. There is also tape residue that has bled through the handbill.

The Doors Concert Handbill Postcard 1969 BG-186 Signed by Randy Tuten

The Doors Concert Handbill Postcard 1969 BG-186 Signed by Randy Tuten. The Doors Concert Handbill 1969. Original – 1st Printing. 2 Sided Concert Handbill – Postcard. 4 5/8 x 7? Acquired from the R Tuten Archives. Designed by Randy Tuten. At visiblevibrations, we only sell ORIGINAL Concert Posters, Art Prints, Music Memorabilia and Limited Edition Art Toys!

JIMI HENDRIX Original Concert Handbill Ft. Worth Texas 1969

BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL CONCERT HANDBILL FOR JIMI HENDRIX AT THE WILL ROGERS COLISEUM IN FORT WORTH TEXAS IN SEPTEMBER 1969 (I BELIEVE THIS CONCERT WAS RESCHEDULED). HANDBILL WITH BLANK BACK MEASURES 8 1/2 X 11 INCHES – CONDITION IS NEAR MINT CONDITION (NO RIPS TEARS OR HOLES). PLEASE CHECK MY “ME” PAGE. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE ORIGINAL 1960’S – 70’S ROCK AND ROLL MEMORABILIA………………………. THANKS AND STAY IN TOUCH.

JIMI HENDRIX Original 1st Printing Concert Handbill PC 1968 Fillmore East NYC

ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING (FROM BEFORE THE SHOW) CONCERT HANDBILL/POSTCARD FOR JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE AND JOSHUA LIGHT SHOW (SLY & THE FAMILY STONE ALSO PLAYED) FROM MAY 10, 1968 AS PRESENTED BY BILL GRAHAM AT THE FABLED FILLMORE EAST IN NEW YORK CITY. ARTWORK BY DAVID BYRD – FEATURED IN THE ART OF ROCK BOOK. HANDBILL WITH POSTCARD BACK MEASURES 4 3/8 X 7 3/4 INCHES – CONDITION IS NEAR MINT/MINT. PLEASE CHECK MY “ME” PAGE. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE ORIGINAL 1960’S – 70’S ROCK AND ROLL MEMORABILIA………………………. THANKS AND STAY IN TOUCH.

YOUNGBLOODS DR. STRANGE HAPPENINGS vintage concert handbill GREG IRONS 1967 MINT

THE YOUNGBLOODS – SAN FRANCISCO 1967. Ultra ultra rare guaranteed vintage 1st printing concert handbill created for Shows at the California Hall, CA On July 21-22, 1967. It is extremely rare as it features Marvel Comics’ Dr. Strange image that was originated by Hall of Fame Artist Steve Ditko. Probably the first time a Marvel Comics hero appeared on concert posters. Art by Greg Irons. Format: 5×7 inches (13×18 cm) Blank back. I have several other 1967 Rock handbills – please look.

Rare Authentic’72 David Bowie &Spiders Fisher Theatre Concert Handbill 1st ed

I LOVE this interesting piece as a Bowie Fan and collector, but it needs to be framed and find a new home. This concert handbill was created for the show BOWIE gave at the Fisher Theater in Detroit MI, on October 8, 1972. This is the 1st printing as the handbill was quickly reprinted with the SPIDERS FROM MARS because it only read & the Spiders. Legend is that only a few of these handbills were distributed when Bowie changed the name of his band from “the Spiders” to “the Spiders from Mars”. The handbills were then reprinted with the full name. I can believe that Bowie took artistic license or the promoters wanted the change. These first versions may have still been at the printer and not fully handed out on the street. (I have never seen the second printing; maybe it was too late to promote at that point). I have seen white paper handbills and those might be reprints or paper that has not aged. Size is 5.75 x 11.25 (14×29 cm). This is considered an. Extra-large concert handbill or small poster promoting David Bowie & the Spiders from Mars. Presented by Gemini and Wabx. From the Ziggy Stardust tour in 1972, (see note about David’s style change below). The art was created by Donnie Dope, a. Don Forsythe, who also designed other great pieces for the Grande Ballroom. This illustration was from a photograph from Bowie’s Hunky Dory “Changes” period. There is supposed to be “hidden” items in the background art and stippling. This concert at the Fisher Theater in Detroit was the last show Russ Gibb ever promoted. By the time the concert happened, Bowie had drastically changed his appearance and stage persona so the image of him on the handbill is slightly outdated compared more folksy when compared to his popular and legendary Ziggy Stardust look. If you are an early fan… You will love this. Maybe you even went to this concert! Condition: Near-Mint, with normal age wear, (see photos) which is minimal. Stock is heavier than paper and is cream colored and has 1 color, brown ink for the artwork. I marked the places so you can see. The stains are not that noticeable and no corner is dog eared. It is also not warped. It has always been flat, no push pin holes. I will package the artwork flat and not roll it up. NO mold or smoke smell. Take advantage as a Bowie Fan and own a piece of history! Thank you for looking.

CREAM 2005 Reunion London Concert Poster & Handbill PRINTERS PROOF

CREAM 2005 Reunion London Concert Poster & Handbill PRINTERS PROOF. DIMENSION: Total 24 x 36 inch (61 x 91,5 cm) DESIGN: John Van Hamersveld CONDITION: Near mint condition…… DIMENSION: Total 24 x 36 inch (61 x 91,5 cm). DESIGN: John Van Hamersveld. CONDITION: Near mint condition…… Sorry, our items are NOT available for pick-up. No additional information at this time. You might also like. VISITEZ BOUILLON 1950 Poster by J. Lambert Travel Belgium Original 24 x 38 inch. SCHWARZER KAISER Beer, Vienna, Austria 1950s Advertising Poster Brauerei Liesing. SANTANA Lee Conklin 1970 Advertising Poster “Lion” used for 1st Santana LP / CBS. MERCEDES BENZ 1925 German newspaper advertisement for Mercedes Benz cars.

ORIGINAL 1967 Concert Handbill Grateful Dead Marigold Ballroom Fresno, CA

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!

ORIGINAL 1968 The Doors Concert Poster (Handbill) L. A. Forum Bob Masse

For sale is an ORIGINAL 1968 concert poster for The Doors’ performance at the L. Forum on December 14, 1968. Designed by legendary artist Bob Masse, this poster-known as the “Celebration of the Lizard”-features an iconic lizard illustration that symbolizes one of The Doors’ most experimental and theatrical works. Masse, one of rock’s most celebrated poster artists, is renowned for his intricate and visually captivating designs from the psychedelic era. This concert also featured the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis as an opener, personally requested by The Doors, as well as Sweetwater. The show included a historic performance of “Touch Me, ” marking the song’s earliest known live appearance, along with orchestral accompaniment from Curtis Amy and George Bohanon. Approximately 14,000 fans attended this remarkable event. Date: December 14, 1968. City: Los Angeles, CA. Bands/Performers: The Doors, Jerry Lee Lewis, Sweetwater. Designed by: Bob Masse. Dimensions: 6 inches x 8 1/2 inches. Material: Super thin, universally matte paper with a plain verso (back side). Front: Exceptionally clean with no tears or pinholes. Back: Plain verso with visible tape stains, particularly in the corners, consistent with age and historical storage. General Notes: This poster remains 100% original with no restoration, making it a highly sought-after artifact for collectors of Doors memorabilia and concert art. Bob Masse Artwork: This stunning “Celebration of the Lizard” design exemplifies Masse’s skill and status as one of rock’s most iconic poster artists. Historic Performance: The concert included The Doors’ earliest known live performance of “Touch Me”, accompanied by an on-stage orchestra-an unforgettable moment in their live music history. Legendary Lineup: Featuring Jerry Lee Lewis, a rock’n’ roll pioneer, as a special guest opener, alongside Sweetwater, adding to the show’s significance. Rarity & Eye Appeal: The poster’s clean, minimalistic design and connection to such a significant Doors performance make it an extraordinary piece of 1960s music memorabilia. This ORIGINAL 1968 The Doors concert poster is a rare and historic artifact for fans of The Doors, psychedelic poster art, and rock history. Its exceptional Bob Masse design, combined with its direct connection to one of The Doors’ most notable live performances, makes it an essential piece for any serious collector. Whether you’re a dedicated fan of Jim Morrison and The Doors or a lover of 1960s concert art, this poster offers a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of music history. Feel free to message with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest!

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