CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL TOUR BLANK POSTER

CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL TOUR BLANK POSTER. Rare with NO venue additions. Slightest edge wear.

Presenting this printers proof for a Creedence Clearwater Revival tour blank poster! The tour in question occurred in 1972, the last year in the band's history. 100% original with no restoration!

This poster was produced for Creedence Clearwater Revival's 1971 Summer tour. Creedence Clearwater Revival  July and August 1971 Near Mint 83 14 x 

CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - BG127 - 1ST. Mint.

CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL - JOE COCKER - CANNED HEAT

This is the first time this tour blank from 1967 is appearing in our auction! The legendary New York City trio Peter Paul & Mary were one of the top groups during the American folk music revival p

This Talking Heads tour blank was printed by Sire Records for the band's 1978 tour following the release of their second album! The album "More Songs About Buildings And Food" was released

It's not hard to understand why this is one of Rick Griffin's most popular and sought after posters. Just beautifully rendered! If you want a poster with great art, great band, great condition

This bizarre yet attractive tour blank poster advertised Procol Harum's performances in Germany during 1972. The band played the shows with a symphony orchestra and choir, as is advertised on this

This classic image of Bob Marley appears on a tour blank poster for The Wailers' tour in 1980. The lower right-hand corner advertises the band's 1978 album "Babylon by Bus" and their 1

Artist: Walker-Parkinson Design Title: AOR 4.204 Creedence Clearwater Revival Poster Printing Date: 1971 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14½? x 21" Series: Art of Rock Additional Information: This po

A b/w 8x10 signed by CCR Stu Cook, Doug Clifford and the leader John Fogerty ! With COA

Here we have a tour blank poster created for The Police's Synchronicity tour, which kicked off in July 1983 in support of their final studio album. This poster advertised Flock of Seagulls as the

It's not hard to understand why this is one of Rick Griffin's most popular and sought after posters. Just beautifully rendered! If you want a poster with great art, great band, great condition

Here's an original example of the iconic David Byrd designed poster for The Rolling Stones 1969 Tour of the Americas. The specific concert information for each venue was inserted in the box at the

Here's an original example of the iconic David Byrd designed poster for The Rolling Stones' 1969 Tour of the Americas. The specific concert information for each venue was inserted in the box at the bo

Here's an original example of the iconic David Byrd designed poster for The Rolling Stones 1969 Tour of the Americas. The specific concert information for each venue was inserted in the box at the

This is an original tour blank poster produced for The Doobie Brothers in 1975. The group got their start in San Jose in 1970 with their original lead vocalist Tom Johnson. Johnson (pictured with the

Here's an original example of the iconic David Byrd-designed poster for The Rolling Stones 1969 Tour of the Americas. The specific concert information for each venue was inserted in the box at the

This bizarre yet attractive tour blank poster advertised Procol Harum's performances in Germany during 1972. The band played the shows with a symphony orchestra and choir, as is advertised on this

Here's an original example of the iconic David Byrd-designed poster for The Rolling Stones 1969 Tour of the Americas. The specific concert information for each venue was inserted in the box at the

Artist: Rick Griffin Title: Scarce BG-137 Creedence Clearwater Revival Poster Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 22" x 14" Publisher: Bill Graham Series: Bill Graham Meant to look lik

--CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: The Rolling Stones Tour Blank 1969 Byrd --GRADE: Near Mint --DIMENSIONS: 21.69 in. x 14 in. --PRINTING: </

This is an original tour blank poster produced for The Doobie Brothers in 1975. The group got their start in San Jose in 1970 with their original lead vocalist Tom Johnson. Johnson (pictured with the