1966 Frank Zappa Freak Out Shrine Hall Concert Handbill

This original handbill advertised an event dubbed the Freak Out that took place in LA at the Shrine in September of Â’66, just months after the release of The Mothers of InventionÂ’s inaugural a

This poster advertised an event dubbed the Freak Out that took place in LA at the Shrine in September of ’66 just months after the release of The Mothers of Invention’s inaugural album �

No Reserve! Title: Frank Zappa Shrine Exposition Hall Handbill! Artist: Unknown Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 8 1/2" x 11" Additional Information: The Mothers of Invention, Charl

Title: 1966 FRANK ZAPPA MOTHERS OF INVENTION FREAK OUT FILLMORE CONCERT POSTER Date/Period: 1966 Dimension: approx 22 x 14 Material: cardboard Additional Information: WOW, it's FRANK ZAPPA MOTHERS OF

This handbill is from the early LA Scene has a great history and has survived in incredible condition! "Vito" Paulkas was an early LA Bohemian /Artist /Freak that is actually credited for bein

Here is an early original Zappa handbill! This specimen was designed for a run of shows at the historic Shine Hall featuring Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention along with Charlie Musselwhite and

Here we have an early and RARE handbill designed to promote Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention at Town Hall in New York in December 1967. This was the year the band released their second studio

This poster advertised an event dubbed the Freak Out that took place in LA at the Shrine in September of ’66, just months after the release of The Mothers of Invention’s inaugural album “Freak O

The Charlatans, Jefferson Airplane 1966 Concert Handbill, California Hall, San Francisco, The Family Dog, Jan. 8, 1966, 8.5" x 11," off white colored paper, art by George Hunter, pre-dates the FD numb

Two vintage posters from the 1960s/70s: Dance-Concert at the Avalon Ballroom 1966, silkscreen poster of the Ben Grandy Company San Francisco, stamped on verso, Frank Zappa poster, offset on pink paper

Here we have a ticket order form mailer from Harold Leventhal Presents, created for a string of Winter 1966 events in New York City. These shows included Donovan (in his FIRST American concert), Clanc

Family Dog presents: Grateful Dead "Skeleton and Roses" Avalon Ballroom Concert Handbill 1966. Dimensions: H 11" x W 8.5" Condition: Pin holes to corners, tape marks to back, stain at center, bends at

Frank Gehry (American, b. 1929) Disney Concert Hall Lightbox, 2003 Stainless steel, bleached walnut. Verso signed and numbered. Number 12 from the edition of 40. 16" H x 32" W x 3" D

As important in 1966 as it is today, here we have the Lemar Benefit for Ending Marijuana Prohibition! We are offering in this lot one of the most desirable and valuable handbills from 1966! This handb

As important in 1966 as it is today, here we have the Lemar Benefit for Ending Marijuana Prohibition! We are offering in this lot one of the most desirable and valuable handbills from 1966! This handb

FRANK OWEN GEHRY (Canadian, born 1929), “Walt Disney Concert Hall,” 2003, mixed media prints portfolio in steel and wood hardcase, (approximate dimensions - image: 8 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches, sheet

This super scarce and original concert poster advertised a performance by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention at the Berkeley Community Theatre on November 30th, 1968. The Mothers had recently re

An incredible example of the original PRESS PROOF of the BG-27 poster! The Mothers of Invention were a groundbreaking musical force in the 1960s. Frank Zappa, the founder of the Mothers, was a true mu

Here we have a RARE Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention poster from a show on October 21 1970 at Music Hall in Cincinatti. That was the year the band released two studio albums, Burnt Weeny Sandw

Original Mothers of Invention concert posters are painfully scarce to find in good condition. During the bulk of 1974 Frank Zappa achieved one of the most celebrated live incarnations of his band the

Grateful Dead Mt. Tamalpais Outdoor Theatre Concert Handbill AOR-2.325 Signed by Stanley Mouse (1966).

This handbill is signed and doodled by Stanley Mouse! Stanley Mouse and the late great Alton Kelley designed this popular Peace image in late 1966. The concert featured legendary artists like Joan Bae

(Disney, 2003) A Walt Disney Concert Hall donor gift. Some of the actual building materials utilized in the construction of the dynamic stainless-steel towers and pre-cast concrete of Frank Gehry's ar

This original handbill is signed by the artist, Stanley Mouse! The FD-26 is one of the undeniable stars of the 1960s concert materials genre, and its place in history is well known. This classic Mouse