90126: FD-5 Blues Project, Great Society (w/Grace Slick

1967 Blues Project Family Dog Concert Poster FD5, "From New York" Blues Project (featuring Al Kooper) with The Great Society (featuring Grace Slick), Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, April 22-23, 1

The Blues Project "Baby Jesus" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-5-2, The Blues Project and The Great Society, April 22-23, 1966, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., original second printing

Blues Project - Great Society FD5. 3rd. Art by Wes Wilson. The 3rd printing is 14 1/8" x 20 1/2" on uncoated index. It drops the union logo and the "Gillette" credit of the 2nd printing, but "No.5-3"

The FD-5 First Printing Poster is one of the most popular issues in the Family Dog series for several reasons. First, this piece has tremendous historical significance as it is the very first Family D

This post concert printing poster offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than a First Print currently commands! The FD-5 is one of the most popular issues in the Family Dog series for sev

This post concert printing poster offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than a First Print currently commands! The FD-5 is one of the most popular issues in the Family Dog series for se

We are pleased to present this very early, ultra-rare and highly prized collectible. Don't let the term Handbill fool you. While most handbills are roughly 5 x 8 1/2 inches, this is actually a min

We are pleased to present this very early, ultra-rare and highly prized collectible. Don't let the term Handbill fool you. While most handbills are roughly 5 x 8 1/2, this is actually a mini-poster th

We are pleased to present this very early, ultra-rare, and highly prized collectible!! Don't let the term "Handbill" fool you. While most handbills are roughly 5" x 8 1/2", this is

The FD-5 has tremendous historical significance as it is the first Family Dog concert held at the Avalon Ballroom, and the first artwork to feature the Family Dog slogan, May the baby Jesus shut your

This handbill is signed by the artist, Wes Wilson! The FD-5 has tremendous historical significance as it is the first Family Dog concert held at the Avalon Ballroom, and the first artwork to feature t

Heading: Author: Wilson, Wes Title: Blues Project with The Great Society at Avalon Ballroom Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: 1966 Description: Offs

No Reserve! Artist: Wes Wilson Title: Signed Third Print 'Blues Project' FD-5 Poster Printing Date: 1966 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14¼? x 20½? Publisher: Family Dog Series: Family Dog Addition

We are pleased to present an opportunity to acquire an Original FD-8 first printing concert poster, designed by the late great Wes Wilson! Early Family Dog posters are among the most sought-after issu

Blues Project; It's a Beautiful Day; Nazz-Ave Blues Band; FD #113 – 4/5/68 – Artist Wes Wilson mint cond.

Miniature Great Blue Heron Robert Morse (1920-1960) Ellsworth, ME, c. 1945 5 1/2 in. tall The base is signed by the maker. Original paint with minimal wear and touch-up to reset neck. Provenance: Mich

Painted a great blue, square nailed, 73.25 x 33.5

Chamberstick, Royal Bayreuth Blue Mark, Red Santa, 9.5" x 6", Very Rare, Another Great Example, Personal Collection of Mary McCaslin, Author Of "Royal Bayreuth A Collectors Guide".

Pair of hand blown Murano glass table lamps, circa 1965, of baluster form with pinched sides, executed in clear glass with gilt flecks wrapped in asymmetrical bands of marine blue, bases 16"h x 6.5"w

Mid 20th century hand painted Meissen porcelain figurine in the form of a jester dancing with a lady, maker marked Meissen blue crossed swords (1947-1973), 8.5"h x 7"w x 3"d.

19th century Meissen hand painted porcelain figural grouping depicting a courting couple with cherub below, marked with Meissen blue crossed swords, (1825-1924), 9.5"h x 6"w x 4.5"d.

Two 19th century hand painted Meissen porcelain figural groupings depicting ladies pining over lost loves, includes: (1) 10"h x 7"w x 3"d, (1) 9.5"h x 6.5"w x 4"d, both marked with Meissen blue crosse

Chinese blue and white porcelain jar, the bulbous body decorated with a continuous scene of warriors on foot and on horseback in a landscape setting, 11.5"h x 14.5" diameter.

271-piece set of Castleton china, in the 'Empire' pattern, with a blue wreath on a cream ground and a gold crust border, includes: (24) dinner plates, 10.75"d, (24) luncheon plates, 9.5"d, (25) plates