Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco: Miller & Lux

1940s San Francisco Bay Area Pictorial Map - San Francisco Bay Metropolitan Area - Attached to Poster Board from S.F. Economic Survey 1943 by S.F. Chamber of Commerce 31.5'' x 26''

Heading: (California - Richmond) Author: Title: Richmond on San Francisco Bay Place Published: [Oakland?] Publisher:[Richmond Chamber of Commerce?] Date Published: [c.1927] Description

CONTEMPORARY STAR QUILT IMPORTED BY WILLIAMS SONSOMA, 98 IN X 84 IN CHAMBERS SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco Duncan Miller Antique yellow parking meter. Approximately 15 x 8.25 x 5.5 in.

Alexander Girard poster for Herman Miller showroom, San Francisco USA, 1958printed paper17 h x 22 w in (43 x 56 cm) Literature: Alexander Girard, Oldham & Coffee, pg. 317

[Sci-Fi] 10 Volumes. Books by Jack Vance. Includes: Trullion: Alastor 2262. Underwood-Miller, San Francisco, 1984. Stated one of 1000 copies. 8vo. Dark blue cloth with dust jacket. ++ Marune: Alastor

Heading: Author: Vance, Jack Title: Galactic Effectuator - advance unbound copy Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Underwood / Miller Date Published: 1980 Description:

Bare Bones; Conversations on Terror With Stephen King by Underwood, Tim, and Chuck Miller, Editors San Francisco, CA: Underwood/Miller, 1988. First edition, first printing Number 982 of a limitation o

[GRABHORN PRESS]. MILLER, Henry (1827-1916). Account of a Tour of the California Missions, 1856, The Journal & Drawings of Henry Miller. San Francisco: The Grabhorn Press, 1952.   4to. Numerous r

Group of six Bill Graham rock concert posters from The Fillmore, San Francisco. Includes: Steve Miller, Margaret Cho, A Perfect Circle, Sinead O'Connor, Joan Osborne, and Guster. Each measures 19 in.

Heading: Author: Vance, Jack Title: Morreion: A Tale of The Dying Earth Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Underwood/Miller Date Published: 1979 Description: 108 pp.

The Chambers Brothers Matrix Club San Francisco Ca. concert poster, March 28-30 and April 4-6, 1967, (Neon Rose) NR-12, artist signed by Victor Moscoso, (Moscoso in ink bottom center), lithograph, 20"

The Miller Blues Band - San Francisco - Matrix Fillmore near Lombard. Published by New Rose 1967. ORIGINAL VINTAGE 20" x 14" Very nice color.

Heading: Author: Vance, Jack Title: The Dying Earth Place Published: San Francisco; Columbia, Pennsylvania Publisher:Underwood Miller Date Published: 1976 Description: Illustrat

Heading: Author: Miller, Henry Title: Account of a Tour of the California Missions, 1856, The Journal & Drawings of Henry Miller Place Published: [San Francisco] Publisher:Book Club of California <

Three St. Louis and San Francisco / Frisco railroad locks including Miller Lock Co. stamped with SL-SF RY on the clasp, Yale and Towne lock and key stamped with SL-SF RY on the clasp, the key does ope

STEVE MILLER BLUES BAND ORIGINAL SAN FRANCISCO CONCERT POSTER, event held September 1-3, 1967 at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, poster designed by Mouse Studios, Family Dog production. Housed u

[SCIENCE FICTION]. [DICK, Philip K. (1928&#8211;1982)]. PKD: A Philip K. Dick Bibliography. Compiled by Daniel J.H. Levack. San Francisco, CA and Columbia, PA: Underwood/Miller, 1981. 8vo. Original pi

Port Chicago Vigil Benefit California Hall 1967. Country Joe & The Fish, The Steve Miller Band and the San Francisco Mime Troupe. Art by Stanley Mouse 1967. Dimensions: H 21.75" x W 13" Condition: Pin

Signed Limited Edition Lithograph by Hall of Fame Artist, Arthur K Miller. This piece features San Francisco Giants Willie Mays. Is number 64 out of an edition of 150 pieces. 15x23 2 lbs

VICTOR MOSCOSO (American, b. 1936), The Miller Blues Band, The Doors and The Daily Flash, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., June 1-4, 1967,The Miller Blues Band Family Dog FD-64 "Pink Panther", vin

Leo Miller Holub (American, 1916-2010), "San Francisco from Red Rock Hill," gelatin silver print, pencil signed lower right on mat, titled lower left on mat, image: 13.25"h x 19.25"w, overall (with ma

Groups performing: The Charlatons, Electric Chamber Orkustra, Lynne Huges. Venue: Sokol Hall, San Francisco. Date: March 4, 1966. Artist: Alton Kelley. Offset lithograph. 20 x 14 &frac14; inches. Cond

Rare 24mm bronze medal. US Department of Commerce/ Bureau of Mines/ (pic safety lamp)/ San Francisco/California /1926/ International Contest//high relief of first aid to injured miner. Date: Country (