1966 FD-5 The Blues Project Avalon Handbill 8.5

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

FD5 - The Blues Project - 3RD - 1966 - Wes Wilson

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

The Laugh Cure Dance and Concert 1966 Family Dog (FD-8) Avalon, San Francisco concert poster. Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Blues Project, Sons of Adam. Measures 20 in. x 14 in. Provenance: Priva

Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band concert handbill. Family Dog FD-13 Avalon handbill. Note pin holes upper and lower edges. Measures 8.5 in. x 5.875 in. Provenance: Private West Coast collection. C

Early Family Dog posters are among the most sought after issues by collectors due to their ultra low issue numbers and minuscule survival rates. According to Eric King's Collector's Guide, just 1000 s

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

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

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

A classic example of this original Family Dog handbill with CGC grading. The youth movement of the 1960’s greatly identified with the culture and ideals of the Native American people, and their

1966 FD 22 Grateful Dead Avalon Ballroom Handbill CGC 4.0 Frankenstein Iconic

1966 FD 22 Grateful Dead Avalon Ballroom Handbill CGC 4.0 Frankenstein Iconic

This Family Dog original handbill was created by the legendary artists Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse and features a fabulous image of silent movie star Gloria Swanson. A great handbill from the early

Concert poster "Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco", artist Wes Wilson 1966, Featuring The Blues Project. Frame 20 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Family Dog, FD-104-2 & FD-108, 1968, Victor Moscoso & Neon Park, Electric Flag (2/2, 2/4), Mad River, Fugs (2/3), 13th Floor Elevators & Blues Project, Genesis, Taj Mahal, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 1

These shows scheduled for July 15 and 16 ended up being cancelled so the same basic image based on a painting by Franz Von Stuck was recycled for the next concert which was FD-17 July 22nd 1966. Becau