Max's Kansas City, TR3, Circus Mort, Flyer

USA, 1979-80 printed matter, marker 17” x 11 1/8” Flyer promoting a series of two concerts by Circus Mort at Max's Kansas City and TR3. Circus Mort was an early collaboration by Swans fron

USA, c. 1979br>printed matter 11” x 8 1/2” Flyer for a show by Weals at Max's Kansas City. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performance, conceptual, ephemera, art, artist, nyc, east vil

USA, 1978 printed matter, marker 11” x 8 1/2” Flyer for a concert by the No Wave group Blinding Headache at Max's Kansas City. Blinding Headache is considered the precursory project to the

USA, 1978 printed matter 11” x 8 1/2” Flyer for a show by The Invaders at Max's Kansas City. Artwork by Virgil Finlay. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performance, conceptual, ephemera

NYC, 1980s 14" x 8 1/2" printed matter Two flyers promoting shows by the Mumps at CBGB [This Course is Mandatory] and Max's Kansas City [Will Program You].

USA, 1978 printed matter 11” x 8 1/2” Flyer for Ghosts accompanied by The Nuns at Max's Kansas City. The Nuns, formed in 1975, were known for being a founding band of the San Francisco pun

NYC, 1981 printed matter 14” x 8 1/2” Flyer for [Stimulators] and [Bad Brains] at Max's Kansas City on July 17th, 1981. Tags: modern, modernist, modernism, graphic design, ephemera, no wav

USA, 1978-81 printed matter 11” x 8 1/2” Flyer promoting a series of concerts by Telephone at Hurrah, Mudd Club, CBGB, and Max's Kansas City. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performanc

We are thrilled to offer this rare early New York City punk poster for the FIRST time in our auction! It was created for a run of shows featuring Patti Smith and Television at Max's Kansas City fr

USA, 1978-83 printed matter 18" x 15" largest Two posters for The Stimulators at Max's Kansas City. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performance, conceptual, ephemera, art, artist, nyc, east villag

USA, 1978 printed matter 17” x 11” Poster for a performance by New Wave band The Communists at Max's Kansas City. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performance, conceptual, ephemera, art

USA, 1980s paint on paper 17” x 11” Painted poster for a concert played by The The at Max's Kansas City. Tags: modern, modernism, modernist, performance, conceptual, ephemera, art, artist,

USA, 1978 printed matter 14” x 8 1/2” Poster for a concert by The Nuns at Max's Kansas City. The Nuns are considered an early, founding band in the 1970s San Francisco punk scene. Tags: mo

USA, 1978 printed matter 11” x 8 1/2” Calendar for a series of mostly punk shows at Max's Kansas City. Including appearances by Pure Hell, La Peste, Stimulators, Sid Vicious et al. Tags: m

USA, 1981 printed matter 14” x 4 1/4” Handbill for a concert by the New Wave trio, Comateens at Max's Kansas City encouraging concertgoers to [DANCE TILL YOU DIE]. Tags: modern, modernism,

This vintage, small sized poster was from a Criminals' performance at the renowned underground establishment, Max's Kansas City. The Criminals was formed by Syl Sylvain, guitarist for the genr

MAx's Kansas City Book ART GLAMOUR ROCK AND ROLL

The Heartbreakers Promo Poster for "Live at Max's Kansas City" Album Measuring 19.25" x 29.25", no place, dated 1979. A promotional poster for The Heartbreakers' new album, "Live at Max's Kansas City"

Including Ruth Starr Rose, Warren Mack, W. J. Phillips, Eric Slater, Hans Alexander Mueller. From American Color Print Society & Wood cut Society of Kansas City. Max 15" x 12" Property of The Strong,

Kelty, Edward J. (1888—1967). Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus Staff. Kansas City, MO. New York: Century, 1951. Sepia toned photo featuring the staff of the Ringling Bros and B

We are pleased to offer this rare Temptations poster from November 1981! The legendary Motown group played at the Uptown Theatre in Kansas City with Max Groove. From its opening in 1929 until its clos

Tom Mix Circus / Idol of Millions. Kansas City: U.S. Ptg., ca. 1938. Three-color poster of Western star Tom Mix on a stallion. 42 x 28”. Linen backed. Heavily over-painted including all margins

Kelty, Edward (American, 1888—1967). Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus Ticket Wagon Staff. Kansas City, Mo. New York: Century, September 7, 1937. Silver print photograph of ticket wagon

Campbell Bros. and Lucky Bill Combined Shows. Big Free Street Parade One Mile Long. Kansas City: Quigley Litho, ca. 1920. Vintage lithograph depicts a circus clown at its center on a yellow field. 28