A classic poster from Family Dog presents. This poster advertises a concert featuring The Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger at The Avalon Ballroom in June, 1966 (FD-12). This is a second printing. Features one of the most classic of the early Family Dog images, known as "The Quick and the Dead." Designed by artist Wes Wilson. In very good condition. Measures 14” x 20.5” and shows minimal wear to edges. Shelved Dupont. CX Consignment. More

A 1973 David Singer designed poster for a January 21 - 22, 1973 Rolling Stones concert at Honolulu International Center. The concert was presented by Bill Graham and Barry Fey, and the poster was printed by Tea Luatrec Litho. In very good condition. Measures 20” x 28.5”, and has faint water stains to upper and lower right corner. Slight yellowing along edges. Shelved Dupont. CX Consignment. More

A signed poster for a Wavy Gravy benefit concert, which was performed on May 15, 1996 at the Berkeley Community Theater. The concert was presented by Seva Foundation and Bill Graham. It features signatures from both Wavy Gravy and famed poster designer Stanley Mouse. The poster measures 35” x 22”. In very good condition. Limited Edition: #92/100. Marking to bottom border. Soiling along borders, especially to upper left. Faint crease at top right corner. Shelved Dupont bins. CX Consignment. More

New York: American Lithographic Co., [1918]. A half-length portrait of Uncle Sam, standing, facing front, with his fists on his hips; text encouraging enlistment in military during WWI; mounted on board; protected in a mylar sleeve; chipping at corners and edges; not examined out of sleeve; good condition. FG consignment. Dimensions: height 29 inches x width 19 1/4 inches. Located at Dupont Store. More

Germany: 1997. Limited Edition, #80/100. A poster advertising a showing of Erro's work; hand-numbered #80/100 at center of lower edge; dated 1997 and signed by Erro at center of lower edge; protected by a mylar sleeve; not examined out of sleeve; very good condition. FG consignment. Dimensions: height 33 inches x width 23 inches. Located at Dupont store. More

1997. #45/50. A full color cartoon-style poster; hand-numbered 45/50 at lower left corner; dated 1997 and signed by Erro at center of lower edge; protected in a mylar sleeve; not examined out of sleeve; very good condition. FG consignment. Dimensions: height 16 1/2 inches x width 11 1/2 inches. Located at Dupont store. More

Description: A poster for the 1961 Polish movie Nafta, also known as The Oil. Directed by Stanislaw Lenartowicza and starring Teresa Izewska and Tadeusz Janczar. The lower left edge is marked “R.CIES’LEWIC2.61.” The poster is pasted on a ¼” white foam board. Dimensions: w 23 x h 32 in Condition: Light age toning with mild wear to edges. Slight bumping to four corners with two closed tears (approximately ¾”) to upper left corner. The back is slightly soiled with several small indented marks along edges and one to the upper center. More

1963. A black and white handbill for a Sam Cook concert on December 7, 1963 (before Cook changed the spelling of his name) at the Newark Armory, also featuring appearances by the Mid-Nighters, Jo Ann Campbell, Cal Green and Johnny Heartsman. Mounted on a blue board in a black wood frame. Dimensions image: w 7 x h 8.5 in; mat and frame: w 11 x h 12 in Very good, slight age toning with no visible damage. Not examined out of frame. More

Signed print by Frank Brangwyn depicting a street scene in the aftermath of the London Blitz. Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956) was born in Belgium to British parents, and received his artistic training in Britain. He worked for William Morris as a young man, and like him explored a wide array of artistic media throughout his career. Though his work includes such diverse categories as glassware, furniture, and pro-British WWI posters, perhaps his best-known works are the murals commissioned by the House of Lords in 1926, later rejected by the peers, and finally acquired for the Guildhall in Swansea, Wales. During his lifetime, he was one of the world's foremost artists. He was the first living artist to receive a retrospective at the Royal Academy in London. While his reputation suffered after his death, his work has been reconsidered in more recent years, and a high-profile exhibition marked the 50th anniversary of his death in 2006. Condition: Good. Some discoloration from handling, aging adhesive, and other factors to margins, but these do not impact the print itself, or the signature. The print is mounted in an unusual way in that the edges of the sheet of paper have been wrapped around the edges of a board and glued to the back, which currently gives the print a slightly wavy appearance. This could likely be corrected if the backing were removed, which could be done with minimal paper loss. Dimensions: width 26 inches x height 36.5 inches. Located at Dupont store. More

Leksand, Sweden: 1956. Original poster advertising the July 1956 performances of the play Himlaspelet in Leksand, Sweden. Himlaspelet, or The Heavenly Play, by Swedish screenwriter Rune Lindström, recounts a young man’s journey to demand that God return his sweetheart to earth after she is executed for witchcraft. When the young man fails in his quest, it is through his sweetheart’s intervention that the two are reunited in heaven. The play has been performed regularly in Leksand, Sweden since the summer of 1949. The poster is mounted on foam core. Condition: Very Good. Slight age-toning; evidence of damp-staining at upper left edge. Small closed tear at upper right corner. Dimensions 27.5 x 39.375 inches. More