Blues Project & Quicksilver at Avalon 1966

The Laugh Cure Dance and Concert 1966 Family Dog (FD-8) Avalon, San Francisco concert poster. Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Blues Project, Sons of Adam. Measures 20 in. x 14 in. Provenance: Priva

Early Family Dog posters are among the most sought after issues by collectors due to their ultra low issue numbers and minuscule survival rates. According to Eric King's Collector's Guide, just 1000 s

We are pleased to present this very early, ultra-rare and highly prized collectible. Don't let the term Handbill fool you. While most handbills are roughly 5 x 8 1/2, this is actually a mini-poster th

We are pleased to present an opportunity to acquire an Original FD-8 first printing concert poster, designed by the late great Wes Wilson! Early Family Dog posters are among the most sought-after issu

The FD-5 First Printing Poster is one of the most popular issues in the Family Dog series for several reasons. First, this piece has tremendous historical significance as it is the very first Family D

Art by Wes Wilson - Featuring : Blues Project, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Sons of Adam - /

The Blues Project "Baby Jesus" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-5-2, The Blues Project and The Great Society, April 22-23, 1966, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., original second printing

Heading: Author: Wilson, Wes Title: Blues Project with The Great Society at Avalon Ballroom Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: 1966 Description: Offs

Concert poster "Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco", artist Wes Wilson 1966, Featuring The Blues Project. Frame 20 1/2" x 14 1/2".

1967 Blues Project Family Dog Concert Poster FD5, "From New York" Blues Project (featuring Al Kooper) with The Great Society (featuring Grace Slick), Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, April 22-23, 1

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in superb museum quality condition and sur

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Neon Park did some great poster work in both Northern and Southern California during the sixties as well as some famous album covers in the 70s. This Family dog poster with a strange image of a Peyote

Neon Park did some great poster work in both Northern and Southern California during the sixties as well as some famous album covers in the 70s. This Family dog poster with a strange image of a Peyote

Family Dog #FD113-1. 14 x 20. Blues project, Its a beautiful day and Nazz Are Blues Band. An unrestored concert poster that appears virtually unused. Closer inspection may reveal one or two minor flaw

FD5 - The Blues Project - 3RD - 1966 - Wes Wilson

This poster is signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso! Incredible 9.8 CGC Graded condition! The chicken on a Unicycle is a very early Victor Moscoso poster and it was the artist's second contributio

The Blues Project, one of the earliest improvisational blues / psychedelic bands, played in San Francisco at the Matrix during the fall of 1966. The Matrix was owned by Airplane member, Marty Balin an

This poster is signed by both of the artists, Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley! The famous FD-35 is an early 1966 Family Dog poster designed by two of The Big Five artists: Stanley Mouse and the late gr

September 7-15, 1966 At The Matrix poster AOR 2.122. The Blues Project. Artist: Jon Adams. Measures 20 in. x 14.1875 in. EX/EX+ condition. An original poster of the period and not a reprint, bootleg o

The famous FD-35 is an early 1966 Family Dog poster designed by two of “The Big Five” artists: Stanley Mouse and the late great Alton Kelley. An illustration of a man hanging from a hot ai

The Blues Project, one of the earliest improvisational blues / psychedelic bands, played in San Francisco at the Matrix during the fall of 1966. The Matrix was owned by Airplane member, Marty Balin an