1969 Dickie Bird Richard Nixon Headshop Poster

Large headshop poster on medium thick paper stock, exhibiting a drawing of Richard Nixon on a motorcycle wearing a helmet with flower stickers, tattooed Love Dick on his knuckles, and wearing buttons

DICKY BIRD - HELLS ANGELS. Depicts Richard Nixon as a motorcycle gang member. A Golden West Traders Production 1969.

Vintage Hippy Head Shop Political Satire Poster Richard Nixon Afro 1970's Watergate. 24 x 36. mint.

Would You Buy A Used Car From This Man? Rips and edges and corners, bends and discoloration overall. Approx. 42 in x 29.5 in.

Factory sealed. All plastic casings with separations. Not removed from plastic. Slight tears around some edges. 8-1/2" wide x 11" high. AJ.

This 1969 headshop poster features a small peace dove surrounded by red and blue psychedelic imagery. 100% original with no restoration! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Peace Dove Headshop Poster

This anti-smoking 1969 headshop poster was designed by Joe Roberts Jr and distributed by Cocorico Graphics in Los Angeles California. It changes color under a blacklight! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE

Vintage Original Richard Nixon Re-Election Poster. Features a photo of waving President Nixon and the slogan reading "Now More Than Ever." In Like-New Condition, without holes or damage. Unframed. Mea

RICHARD NIXON WANTED POSTER Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder who has submitted the highest bid wins

Richard Nixon Bronze Presidential Inaugural Medal US Mint - Sealed. Obverse: Portrait of the President Richard M. Nixon; Reverse: Seal of the United States. Diameter is about 35mm.

Richard Nixon Bronze Presidential Inaugural Medal US Mint - Sealed. Obverse: Portrait of the President Richard M. Nixon; Reverse: Seal of the United States. Diameter is about 35mm.

Richard Nixon Bronze Presidential Inaugural Medal US Mint - Sealed. Obverse: Portrait of the President Richard M. Nixon; Reverse: Seal of the United States. Diameter is about 35mm.

This awesome 1969 LARGE headshop poster was produced by Wespac Visual (W40 of the series) in San Francisco, and features a design by Bill Olive based on the famous Zig Zag man. The vintage piece is ti

EAST TOTEM WEST - WHITE RABBIT OVERPRINT - SIGNED BY Joe McHugh. WHITE RABBIT IS OVERPRINTED ON A 1969 Richard Crone POSTER - AN IMAGE OF Hippie Music Collage - Very rare, one of a kind, original OVER

This lovely 1969 LARGE headshop poster was produced by Wespac Visual in San Francisco, and features an incredible painting of Bob Dylan called "Earth Water Fire Air". The artist is not credite

2 circa 1969 anti-Nixon posters, "the majority is not silent. The administration is deaf ". Posters are creased; one has black mark on it. 15" x 22".

Misc. lot (3) includes: 1968 Richard Nixon political posters "I ask your help" 45" x 35", includes original mailing envelope. Folded, unused condition.

This trippy headshop poster features a pink and blue geometric sunset. It was printed and distributed in 1969. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Optical Sunset Headshop --GRADE:

Cultural Underground headshop poster, estimated circa 1969. A rare piece that has not appeared in our auction until now! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Cultural Underground Headshop --

Large vintage headshop poster produced and distributed in the late 1960s, no printing credit. Size 20.25 x 29 inches.

This official inaugural medal commemorating the inauguration of Richard Milhous Nixon as 37th president of the United States of America, January 20, 1969. It is 2 3/4" in diameter and comes with a dis

Souvenir invitation to the January 20, 1969, Inauguration of Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew---"Nixon / Agnew In '68" campaign button with purple Inauguration ribbon attached---Four "1969 Inaugural Ball

Official Richard Nixon presidential campaign poster Measures:44 x 29 inches

ARTIST: George Goode. Quoting the Amsterdam Hash Museum, "But is Johnny Potseed an urban legend or a real person? In October 1968 the Californian newspaper Times-Standard published an article abou