Colonel Lindbergh L.A Coliseum Poster

Approx 10 7/8" x 22 3/4" ( frame measurements )

This poster features two legendary rock bands from different eras on one bill! The Rolling Stones and Guns N' Roses played at the L.A. Coliseum on October 18th, 1989. The popularity of the show le

"Jazz at the Coliseum - Duke Ellington and His World Famous Band" at Rapides Parish Coliseum, Alexandria, LA, May 13, letterpress relief concert poster, printed by Globe Poster, Baltimore, overall: 28

We are pleased to offer this amazing piece by legendary Grande Ballroom poster artist Gary Grimshaw. This Hendrix CNE Auditorium Original First Printing poster is on everyone's short list of all t

Richard Serra - Ink on paper, 'Ace LA (poster)' Date: 1972 Dimensions: Framed Dimensions: 12.5 x 14.75 x 1.5 in8.5 x 11 in Condition: Artwork in excellent condition. Slight water damage to back of fra

Artist Harry Rossit designed a fabulous image for this lively New Years Eve concert featuring Nirvana. The Gods of Grunge had just released their album In Utero, which clearly inspired Rossit's po

Artist Harry Rossit designed a fabulous image for this lively New Years Eve concert featuring Nirvana. The Gods of Grunge had just released their album In Utero, which clearly inspired Rossit's po

This design promoting the 1977 Pink Floyd Animals tour is a visual masterpiece from artist Randy Tuten. This is one of the most sought out Bill Graham posters from the late seventies, and is becoming

This early, classic image was designed by legendary artist Gary Grimshaw. This show was promoted by Russ Gibb, the man behind the Grande Ballroom, who was considered the Midwest's greatest rock co

This is a Pacific Presentations Grateful Dead poster for the Portland Memorial Coliseum show. Concert posters from the Pacific Northwest always enjoy top collector demand and Dead posters from this re

Artist Harry Rossit designed a fabulous image for this lively New Years Eve concert featuring Nirvana. The Gods of Grunge had just released their album "In Utero", which clearly inspired Rossi

Artist Rex Ray designed a fabulous image for a run of shows featuring Pink Floyd at Oakland Coliseum in April 1994. These concerts were part of the group's FINAL TOUR, supporting the Division Bell alb

A very rare original concert poster advertising James Taylor's appearance at the Memorial Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The show took place on October 19, 1971. Tape and fold on the reverse. Th

Artist Harry Rossit designed a fabulous image for this lively New Years Eve concert featuring Nirvana. The Gods of Grunge had just released their album "In Utero", which clearly inspired Rossi

This first printing, original concert poster promoting the Oakland stop of the 1977 Pink Floyd Animals tour is a visual masterpiece from artist Randy Tuten. This is one of the most sought out Bill Gra

This beautiful, rare original concert poster features the Queen of Soul, the late great Aretha Franklin! It advertised her performance at the Portland Coliseum on November 1st, 1968. Portland mayor Te

Artist Harry Rossit designed a fabulous image for this lively New Years Eve concert featuring Nirvana. The Gods of Grunge had just released their album "In Utero", which clearly inspired Rossit's post

Pacific Northwest concert posters enjoy a cult following. When the band is the supergroup CSNY and it is in museum quality condition, it becomes a highly valued treasure.   Poster – CSNY, Portland

Artist Rex Ray designed a fabulous image for a run of shows featuring Pink Floyd at Oakland Coliseum in April 1994. These concerts were part of the group's FINAL TOUR, supporting the Division Bell

Artist: John R. Moehring Title: 1967 Donovan At The Seattle Center Coliseum Poster Printing Date: 1967 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14?? x 23? Publisher: Kol & Northwest Releasing Series: Kol & Nor

This is the first time this poster is appearing in our auction! Part of the British Invasion in the mid sixties, The Dave Clark Five appeared on the Ed Sullivan show in the US more times than any othe

Alice Cooper headlined this show at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland on June 20 1975. This tour was promoting his first solo album Welcome to My Nightmare (all previous Alice Cooper releases were ban

Artist Rex Ray designed a fabulous image for a run of shows featuring Pink Floyd at Oakland Coliseum in April 1994. These concerts were part of the group's FINAL TOUR, supporting the Division Bell

Artist Rex Ray designed a fabulous image for a run of shows featuring Pink Floyd at Oakland Coliseum in April 1994. These concerts were part of the group's FINAL TOUR, supporting the Division Bell