Three Unframed Grateful Dead Posters

A group of three unframed "Grateful Dead" concert posters including, Bill Graham type 2 original BG-45 by artist Wes Wilson 1976; Grateful Dead, The Quicksilver and The New Tweedy Brothers June 10-11

STANLEY MOUSE/ALTON KELLEY (American, b. 1940), (American, b. 1940), Lot of Three Posters, including "Skeleton and Roses," FD-26, third printing, FD-33, third printing, and FD-141, each (all unframed)

Lot of 15 unframed Grateful Dead posters. Circa of posters unknown.

Grateful Dead at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, with Quick Silver Messenger Service, Johnny Hammond and His Screaming Nighthawks, and Robert Baker. March 24-26, 1967, Family Dog Productions, No

Three (3) Bob Weir Wetlands posters. Measure 15 in. x 9.75 in. and 17 in. x 11 in. Provenance: Private West Coast collection. Consignor worked in the music business and has spent multiple decades scou

Artist: Rick Griffin Medium: Silkscreen Printing Date: 1991 Publisher: Series: Art of Rock Size: 23" x 39 ¼ " Known as “Trip or Freak”, this collaboration by three of the most talented poster art

Here is an early Wes Wilson iconic poster for the incomparable Otis Redding at the Fillmore. The legendary Stax-Volt singer made his only Fillmore appearance for three nights in December of 1966. Ther

Grateful Dead "Deal" poster by Bill Kreutzmann with three decades of drumming, dreams & drugs with the Grateful Dead. Signed lower right. Measures approximately 23.5" x 17.5"

(lot of 4) Concert offset lithograph posters featuring The Grateful Dead, each with framing mat (unframed), largest overall: 39"h x 29"w. Provenance: Estate of Frank J. Caufield (San Francisco, CA)

How much would music fans today pay to attend this incredible line up of The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and The Butterfield Blues Band? Not only does this poster feature three of the best bands

Here is an early Wes Wilson iconic poster for the incomparable Otis Redding at the Fillmore. The legendary Stax-Volt singer made his only Fillmore appearance for three nights in December of 1966. Ther

This poster has been SIGNED by the artist, Wes Wilson!   This later edition, original Avalon poster featured the Grateful Dead for a three night run in October of 1968. Produced by the late great

Family Dog Concert Poster from March 24-26, 1967 at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco. FD 54-1. Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service. This poster goes by the name "Three Indian Dudes". Art

This later edition, original Avalon poster featured the Grateful Dead for a three night run in October of 1968. Produced by the late great Wes Wilson, this black and white image is from the final days

This poster is signed by the artist, Wes Wilson! From the Houston Freeburg Collection This later edition, original Avalon poster featured the Grateful Dead for a three-night run in October of 1968. P

This later edition, original Avalon poster featured the Grateful Dead for a three night run in October of 1968. Produced by the late great Wes Wilson, this black and white image is from the final days

20in H x 14.5in W ; #54 1st; offset lithographfeatured at Denver Art Museum "The Psychedelic Experience: Rock Posters from the San Francisco Bay Area, 1965-71"

A collection of nine posters advertising a concert for Grateful Dead with Blue Cheer at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on July 11, 1968 (second printing). Unframed, 22 7/8 by 15 1/8 inches (each

Three BG-45, BG-39 & BG-70 Fillmore Auditorium Concert Posters Grateful Dead & Others, 1967Including BG-45, artwork by Wes Wilson, second or third printing with thicker black border line to to

Three (3) Phil Lesh and Friends concert posters. Includes 1998, 1999 and NYE 200-2001. Measure 19 in. x 13 in. Cardstock. Provenance: Private West Coast collection. Consignor worked in the music busin

There is no better San Francisco lineup to appear on a single poster. The Dead, Big Brother and The Airplane: the three bands traveled down south to invade Los Angeles! A great poster created by artis

Here is an early Wes Wilson iconic poster for the incomparable Otis Redding at the Fillmore. The legendary Stax-Volt singer made his only Fillmore appearance for three nights in December of 1966. Ther

There is no better San Francisco lineup to appear on a single poster. The Dead, Big Brother and The Airplane: the three bands traveled down south to invade Los Angeles! A great poster created by artis

Here we have a relic from one of the more exciting events in the history of Rock and Roll. Originally billed as the Trans continental Pop festival this cross country tour made stops in three Canadian