Quicksilver - What About Me

To be offered on Saturday, 24 September 2022 Wanless Bronze 8 × 25 × 11 Inches

Manufactured by Zimmer Motor Cars Corporation, Pompano, Florida There were only 170 Quicksilvers built from 1987 through 1988. This one is #63. They were built on a GM chassis with a2.8 litre V-6, and

Vintage Stern Electronics, Inc. Quicksilver pinball machine, 1 of 1,201 machines produced circa 1980, featuring digital type display, four (4) player capability, with (2) flippers, and artwork by Doug

Presenting this CGC Graded, elusive and Original OP-5 Version of this First Printing Poster! According to Eric King's Guide, a small quantity of these posters exist without the rows or woven textu

This beautiful, original poster is appearing in our auction for the FIRST time! It was designed to advertise Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Santa Rosa Fairgrounds on September 14, 1968. A stunni

This poster is signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso! Incredible 9.8 CGC Graded condition! The chicken on a Unicycle is a very early Victor Moscoso poster and it was the artist's second contributio

This poster is signed on the reverse "Property of Wes Wilson" by the artist, the late great Wes Wilson! We are pleased to present an opportunity to acquire an Original FD-8 noted and owned by

This uncommon Quicksilver Messenger Service advertised the band's appearance the Kennedy Pavilion in Spokane, Washington circa mid 1970's. Street Noise and The Doobie Brothers played as suppor

Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore Auditorium concert poster, October 5-7, 1967, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grass Roots & Mad River, (Bill Graham) BG-87-OP-1, original 1st printing, Bonnie Mac

Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore West concert poster, November 7-10, 1968, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grateful Dead & Linn County, (Bill Graham) BG-144-OP-1, original 1st printing denoted by

Carved wood and porcelain figures. Moon with lack of quicksilver. Faults and losses in polychromy. Measurements: 92 x 31 cm each

Original FD-14 1966 ZIG-ZAG Man Big Brother Quicksilver, Avalon ballroom concert poster by Family Dog. Dimensions: H 20" x W 14.5" Condition: Pin holes, small rips and bends to corners, creases at top

This poster has been SIGNED by the artist, Rick Griffin!   For this Family Dog favorite, master artist Rick Griffin created his version of the “Sunday Funnies”. In 1999, Stanley Mouse

From The Houston Freeburg Collection. Collectors in the know understand that this is definitely one of the very toughest early Bill Graham numbered series posters to locate. This early piece will cont

Here we have a famous Original Poster collaboration between Rick Griffin and Alton Kelley, created for several weeks of shows in the summer of 1968. This month’s line up included powerhouse perf

A beautiful & whimsical poster by the greatest 60's poster artist, Rick Griffin! Classic Family Dog action right here. A museum-quality grade is what gives this original poster extra appeal fo

Excellent working order, impressive sound quality and fidelity.

Collectors in the know understand that this is definitely one of the very toughest early Bill Graham numbered series posters to locate. This early piece will continue to grow in desirability and impor

This Rick Griffin poster for a run of Quicksilver Messenger Service concerts at the Avalon is one of the artist's strongest and most popular designs. The symmetry and lettering here are incredible and

The Quicksilver Messenger Service "Haw Haw" 1601 West Evans, Denver, CO. concert poster, September 15-17, 1967, The Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Charlatans & Superband, (Family Dog) FD-D2-OP-1,

This poster has been signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso!   This original, first printing poster was designed by the legendary “Big Five” artist, Victor Moscoso. The FD-42 is a relat

The Delano Grape Workers Strike was a battle between the underpaid Latino and Filipino farm workers and the growers who owned the grape farms. It was a protest that lasted nearly the entirety of the 1

This original, first printing poster was designed by the legendary Big Five artist, Victor Moscoso. The FD-42 is a relatively obscure Family Dog issue which seldom surfaces in our auctions in such gre

This original first printing poster for the Peacock Ball is one of artist Victor Moscoso's most popular designs from the series. You can clearly see the progression of his artistic style develop w