Grateful Dead/Allman Bros and Grateful Dead Concert

Two Posters: Artist: Grateful Dead/Allman Bros. Venue: RFK Stadium. Date: 6/10/1973. Poster #: RFK730610. Condition: Very good. Artist: Grateful Dead-Rick Griffin Pharaohimage. Venue: Berkeley Communi

This is an original Bill Graham Program advertising a run of shows at the legendary Fillmore East in New York City, featuring Grateful Dead, Love, Allman Brothers, and more on 2/11-14/70. At the Feb

poster measures 15 in W x 24 in H; Concert Program is as is as found and does not contain all pages

The Dead, previously known as The Other Ones, was a band comprised of Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann that toured following the death of Jerry Garcia. This

Original Grateful Dead Allman Brothers Watkins Glen Poster & Ticket & Sticker

The Grateful Dead - What A Long Strange Trip Its Been: The Best Of The Grateful Dead. Warner Bros. Records - 2W 3091. Cover has poor edge wear.

Here we have a super early BG poster featuring an All-Star list of San Francisco's legendary bands of the era, including the very young Grateful Dead and Big Brother. It goes without saying very f

AOR-2.205 OP-1. The Dead and Big Brother on the same bill at a legendary venue! Early Grateful Dead issues like this one here are constantly scooped up by collectors on a regular basis. This 1967 Wint

This image was created for the Third Annual Children’s Adventure Day Camp Benefit, which occurred at the Fillmore Auditorium on August 7th, 1966. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Aor-2.68 --G

Family Dog presents Grateful Dead Avalon Ballroom 'Skeleton and Roses' Concert Poster First Printing FD-26 (Family Dog, 1966). First printing, identified by a rectangular dark blue area to the left of

In this auction, we are excited to offer a rare discovery from the early days of Grateful Dead history. This one-color, screen-printed cardboard poster advertises a 1967 Grateful Dead Concert in South

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are VERY PLEASED to offer you this amazing specimen of one of THE classic Grateful Dead concert posters from the 1960’s. An entire page in the Art of Rock is devote

Time for a Pacific Northwest POWERHOUSE! We are pleased to offer this amazing specimen of one of THE classic Grateful Dead concert posters from the 1960s. This stop on the PNW tour was at the PSC Coll

We are pleased to offer in this auction an original Grateful Dead concert handbill that is a must-have item for collectors of the Band.   The Hawaiian Aoxomoxoa (AOR 3.116) is one of the most req

It is with great pleasure that we offer one of the rarest and most sought after Grateful Dead concert poster rarities ever created! This lot contains every positive attribute collectors look for in a

This original poster is a rare treasure that is always on top of collectors’ wish lists. It advertises a 1967 Grateful Dead concert at the Continental Ballroom. The example you see here is in museum

In this sale, we are offering a true piece of Acid Test/Grateful Dead history. The legendary San Francisco State Acid test ... otherwise known as “What Ever it is ?” was held on September 30 – O

Silkscreen on paper United States, 1970 Promoted by Hells Angels of New York City Dimensions (height x width x depth): frame: 36 ¼ x 24 ¼ x 1 ½ in. (92.1 x 61.6 x 3.8 cm); out of frame: 35 x 23 in.

(lot of 4) Concert offset lithograph posters featuring The Grateful Dead, each with framing mat (unframed), largest overall: 39"h x 29"w. Provenance: Estate of Frank J. Caufield (San Francisco, CA)

Grateful Dead concert poster, Art of Rock AOR-4.187, Grateful Dead and New Riders of the Purple Sage, December 14-15, 1971, Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, original printing, Gary

Original Vintage 1966 "Grateful Dead" Concert Poster

Grateful Dead concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-51, Grateful Dead, Otis Rush and His Chicago Blues Band and The Canned Heat Blues Band, February 24-26, 1967, Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco,

Grateful Dead concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-51, Grateful Dead, Otis Rush and His Chicago Blues Band and The Canned Heat Blues Band, February 24-26, 1967, Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco,

This handbill is signed & doodled in ink by the artist Stanley Mouse! The final Grateful Dead concert at Winterland, which fell on New Years Eve 1978, is regarded as one of the Dead's finest p