1952 Jack Hunt Ferlin Husky Terrytown Cardboard Poster

Original cardboard posters are super popular and remain one of the most highly sought after type of concert memorabilia ever known.This issue from September 1952 features Jack Hunt, Rod Morris, Ferlin

American. 1952. Single sided lithographed cardboard (SSC) in original gilt wooden frame with applied embossed gilt tin plaque. Marked, "Copyright 1952 The Coca-Cola Company - Litho in U.S.A. by McCand

This Woodstock Festival is one of those historical focal points that can conveniently sum up an entire movement in a word. The complexity of the 1960s/Rock and Roll counter culture can be tied up with

The Beach Boys were a major force in American popular music. The songwriting skills of Brian Wilson are well admired by fans of every generation. This cardboard poster was produced early in the band&

Presenting this ULTRA RARE cardboard poster featuring Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young from October 9th, 1969 at Gray Chapel at Ohio Wesleyan University. This cardboard rarity advertised THE Super Grou

Presenting this original 1959 early R&B cardboard issue printed by Globe Poster Company! This piece advertised an event at the Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, TN on July 27th, 1959. Performers

We are pleased to offer this RARE cardboard poster featuring a very young Dolly Parton! It advertised a live edition of the Porter Wagoner show at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines on Decembe

Fantastic Coca Cola cardboard poster depicting a Naval recruit, enjoying a refreshment with a pretty young lady. Issued in 1943. Condition shows some areas of cardboard loss and paint, primarily to th

Presenting this SUPER RARE cardboard blues poster from Chicago in November 1969! The International Blues Festival at The Amphitheatre featured a headlining performance from B.B. King, as well as appea

1900 – 1910 Framed under glass, and definitely an old poster. Great deep colors with only some small rubs, stains, minor marks, and light wear. Condition: (Excellent Plus). Item Dimensions: Fram

The cardboard itself is in superior condition, with excellent graphics of a man and woman building a snowman while enjoying a Coca-Cola. The color is nearly flawless and there is no visible damage. Th

Created in the year 1952 by the French artist Proust, this is one of a series commissioned by Air France to show their routes around the world. The artist depicts the charm, history, and colorful aspe

Unbelievable graphics!! Has what appears to be a few creases or repaired tears along the bottom but overall has great color and awesome graphics!! Overall is in great condition!! Frame has a few chips

Here we have a RARE cardboard poster from December 1971 featuring the Allman Brothers! This show took place just a few months after the death of the band's leader, the legendary Duane Allman. The

Rated 7.5, single-sided cardboard sign has good color, wear and small spots, the bottom corners are covered up. 

This super rare cardboard poster from November 1971 features an absolutely killer Motown lineup!! Motown records memorabilia from the sixties is extremely rare and desirable. This performance at the R

Here we have an EARLY country music cardboard poster from 1954! Earnest Tubb and the Texas Troubadours, Hank Thompson, and more appear on this piece advertising a show at KRNT Theatre in Des Moines, I

This rare James Brown issue is appearing in our auction for the FIRST time! This cardboard poster announced the legend's appearance at the Civic Center in Salem, Virginia on November 20th, 1970. T

Fisk "Time To Re-Tire?" Framed Cardboard Poster TAC 8.5. Single sided cardboard poster with good color and light wear. Measures 32"x27". Rated 8.5 by The Authentication Company (TAC #039060).

In this auction, we are excited to offer a rare discovery from the early days of Grateful Dead history. This one-color, screen-printed cardboard poster advertises a 1967 Grateful Dead Concert in South

rated 8.75, 23"x18.5" framed, the cardboard poster sign has good color and shine, has light wear, is marked, is framed under glass and matted and glass is broken.

rated 8.75, 34"x172", cardboard poster has excellent color with minor soiling at the right-hand end, has 1010 to 4010 tractors. TAC #040556

American. 1910s. Painted steel with painted cardboard poster. These machines were intended to either be paired with a stand for freestanding use, or placed on a countertop or bar. Stamped, "Manufactur

rated 7.75, 19"x29", the cardboard poster has good color, has been framed and matted under glass