FD3 Paul Butterfield - 3rd

Title: FD3 Paul Butterfield - 3rd Series: 3rd Additional Info: The post-concert 3rd printing drops the number, union logo #72 and credits from the 2nd printing. "No. 3-3" is in the lower right corner,

FD3-3 - PAUL BUTTERFIELD - 3RD

No Reserve! Artist: Wes Wilson Title: Original FD-3 Paul Butterfield Poster Printing Date: 1966 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 13" x 18?" Publisher: Family Dog Series: Family Dog Additional Info: Des

This second printing poster we have here offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than the elusive First Print currently commands! The FD-3 was an early Wilson & Helms image produced in

No Reserve! Title: FD-3 Paul Butterfield Third Print Poster Artist: Wes Wilson / Chet Helms Printing Date: 1966 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14" x 20" Publisher: Family Dog Series:Family Dog Additi

Artist: "Chet Helms Wes Wilson" Title: FD-3 Paul Butterfield Second Print Poster Printing Date: 1966 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14? x 20? Publisher: Family Dog Series: Family Dog Designed by Chet

The RP-2 printing we have here offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than the elusive First Print currently commands! The FD-3 was an early Wilson & Helms image produced in very low

Title: FD3 Paul Butterfield - 2nd Series: 2nd Additional Info: FD3 Paul Butterfield - 2nd. The 2nd printing is on slightly rougher vellum and adds "3(2)" to the lower left corner and union logo #72 to

No Reserve! Artist: "Wes Wilson Chet Helms " Title: Second Print FD-3 Paul Butterfield Poster Printing Date: 1966 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14? x 20? Publisher: Family Dog Series: Family Dog Des

FD3 - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band- 2ND - 1966 - Wes Wilson

Paul Butterfield's Fender Super Reverb Amplifier Consigned directly by Paul Butterfield's family, it is strongly believed that this indeed was the amp on the stage at Woodstock!!! Photographs of this

Paul Butterfield's Hohner Marine Band Harp (Harmonica) Consigned directly by Paul Butterfield's family, this Hohner Marine Band Harmonica is widely considered to be "the" blues harmonica and is one of

Paul Butterfield's Hohner Golden Melody Harp (Harmonica) Consigned directly by Paul Butterfield's family, this Hohner Golden Melody Harmonica is the only diatonic model tuned to equal temperament--an

Paul Butterfield Blues Band Fillmore Auditorium concert poster, August 22-27, 1967, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Cream & South Side Sound System, (Bill Graham) BG-79-OP-1 ,original printing, artist si

This poster is over 50 years old and was produced on ultra-thin paper. It is a miracle that it has survived in excellent condition. As more poster collectors continue to focus on quality, it will be c

Sly Stone and Paul Butterfield Shrine Expo Hall, 1968, Velvet Underground, Butterfield Blues Band Shrine Auditorium Poster. Catalog No. AOR-3.70. Measures 26.75 in. x 15.75 in. Cardstock. Holes at cor

Paul Butterfield Blues Band concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-79, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Cream and The South Side Sound System, August 22-27, 1967, Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA.,

Another amazing poster by the amazing Lee Conklin! Psychedelic to the max and in museum quality condition. Ridiculously great value at current market levels.   Poster – Butterfield Blues Ba

measures 14 in W x 21.1 in H, offset lithograph

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Fillmore East concert poster, April 12, 1968, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Charles Lloyd Quartet and Tom Rush, (Art of Rock) AOR-2.98, original printing, Jon Stahl

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Fillmore West concert poster, July 30-August 4, 1968, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Santana, The Hello People, Iron Butterfly, Initial Shock and Canned Heat, (Bill G

Artist: Unknown Title: Rare 1968 Paul Butterfield Cheetah Club Poster Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14" x 20" This rare poster advertises the Paul Butterfield Blues Band at Chica

This is just the second CGC graded example of this highly attractive poster we have ever offered at auction! This design by John Van Hamersveld to advertise Paul Butterfield at the Fillmore West. The

1967 was the first year that the powerhouse group Cream played in the United States. This run of concert performances in Detroit took place just months after the release of their second album.The Gran