1960’s Psychedelic Rock n Roll posters:

Bill Graham, BG-37 -1 & -2?, 1966, Wes Wilson, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fillmore Auditorium, Both trimmed to 24 3/16 x 14 1/8” & trimmed to 24 5/16 x 14 1/8�

Family Dog, FD-93-1 & FD-97-1, 1967, Joe Gomez & Chris Johnson, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Mount Rushmore & Siegel Schwall Blues Cheers and Soul Survivors, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-29-3, FD-29-?, 1966, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Electric Train, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14” & trimmed to 19 1/8 x 13 ¾”. (

UFO Posters, 1967, John Dolley, Haight Is Love, Summer is a Love-In Here, San Francisco, 22 ½ x 16 ½”.

Various, 1968 & 1967, Grasshopper & D. Paccavocomo Kaleidoscope Studio, Miller Blues Band & Salvation Army Banned, The Morning Glory, Santa Clara & California Hall, 20 x 14” & 22 ¾ x 16”. (2)

Various, AOR 2.200, 1967, 1967 & 1992, Stanley Mouse, Charlatans, Frumious Bandersnatch, Triple AAA printed by Bindweed Press & 1st Annual Cosmic Car Show printed by Bindweed Press & Freehand: The Art

Family Dog, FD-116-1 & FD-127, 1968, Alton Kelley & Paul Kagan, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Charlatans, It’s A Beautiful Day & Steve Miller Band, Howlin’ Wolf, Conqueroo, Avalon Ballroom, 14 x

Family Dog, FD-76 & FD-77-1, 1967, Jack Hatfield & Robert Fried, Quick Silver Messenger Service, The Other Half, Melvin Q (8/17, 8/20) & Big Brother and The Holding Company (8/25-27), Bo Diddley (8/24

Thunderheart & Yea Production, 1967, 1975 & 1967, Gut & Bob Whitmire & Jack Hatfield, Festival Growing Things: Quicksilver Messenger Service (7/1), Miller Blues Band, Sandy Bull, Hugh Masekela, Congre

Family Dog, FD-7-3, FD-9-3 & FD-25, 1966, Wes Wilson & Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Daily Flash, Rising Sons, Big Brother and The Holding Company (5/6), Charlatans (5/7) & Captain Beefheart and His M

Family Dog, FD-123-1 & FD-130, 1968, Larry Stark & Casey Simpson, Frumious Bandersnatch, Clear Light, Buddy Guy; Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Howlin’ Wolf, Avalon Ball

Family Dog, FD-130 & FD-144, 1968, Casey Simpson & Wes Wilson, Jerry Uelsmann, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Howlin’ Wolf & Byrds, Taj Mahal, Genesis, Avalon Ballroom,

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

Great Highway & Family Dog, FD-145, 1969 & 1968, Unknown & San Andreas Fault, Jerry Wainright, Charley Musselwhite (10/3-5), Congress of Wonders, Kaleidoscope, Steve Gaskin’s Monday Night Class (10/

Kaleidoscope, KA 2, 1967, Kaleidoscope Graphics Inc./ John Douglas Cline, The Doors, The UFO, Peanut Butter Conspiracy, The Kaleidoscope at Ciros, 18 ½” diameter.

Bill Graham, BG-110, 1968, Stanley Mouse, Cream, James Cotton Blues Band, Jeremy & The Satyrs, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Fillmore Auditorium/ Winterland, 21 x 14”.

Thunder Machine Production, AOR 2.338, 1966, Wes Wilson, Grateful Dead, Santa Rosa’s Veteran Hall, 20 x 14”.

Bill Graham, BG-9, 1966, Wes Wilson, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grateful Dead, Mothers, Fillmore Auditorium, 20 x 14”.

Kaleidoscope, KA 16, 1968, Mortimer/ Eidos Ltd. #16, Love, Rhinoceros, Taj Mahal, Kaleidoscope Club, Sunset & Vine, 18 ½” diameter.

Kaleidoscope, KA 1, AOR 3.77, 1967, Kaleidoscope Graphics Inc., Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Canned Heat, 1228 Vine Street, Hollywood, 18 ½” diameter.

Bill Graham, BG-10, 1966, Wes Wilson, Jefferson Airplane, Great Society, Heavenly Blues Band, Fillmore Auditorium, 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-101-1, 1968, Rick Griffin, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Kaleidoscope, Charles Musselwhite, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14”, type one.

Old Cheese Factory, AOR 2.185, 1966, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley, Grateful Dead Anniversary Party, Old Cheese Factory, 20 x 14 ¼”.

Bill Graham, BG-79, 1967, Bonnie MacLean, Paul Butterfield, Cream, South Side Sound Machine, Fillmore Auditorium, 21 x 14”.