1960's Psychedelic Head Shop Poster

1960's psychedelic head shop poster, "In God We Trust", Rick Griffin artist, second printing with notation at lower right corner "Printed by Double H Press", 20" (height) x 14" (length)

Artist Greg Irons was one of the great-unsung heroes of the 1960s psychedelic art scene. Irons was a master underground comix, poster, and tattoo artist. His style was perfect for each of those medium

1960's Zig-Zag Man Who Rolled Mary Jane psychedelic headshop blacklight poster, 1969, original printing, Bill Oliver artist, 22" (height) x 17" (length)

Two original uncut printers proof posters, circa 1960s. 1) Original Beatles Psychedelic blacklight poster ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE, 1969. 2) ETERNITY Head Shop psychedelic blacklight poster, 1960s. Dimens

This headshop poster from the late 1960s offers a cool looking, psychedelic design and glows under a blacklight! It was printed by Hambly Studios in Santa Clara, CA. 100% original with no restoration!

This headshop poster from the late 1960s offers a cool looking, psychedelic design and glows under a blacklight! It was printed by Hambly Studios in Santa Clara, CA. 100% original with no restoration!

Vintage Hambly Studios 12 Psychedelic Blacklight poster from the late 1960s. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Hambly Studios 12 Psychedelic Blacklight --GRADE: EXCELLENT 75

This irreverent take on the Disney cast of characters is one of the most reprinted pieces of 1960's underground art. The off color satire illustration was created by by Mad Magazine's Wally Wood and f

This irreverent take on the Disney cast of characters is one of the most reprinted pieces of 1960's underground art. The off color satire illustration was created by by Mad Magazine's Wally Wo

Jerry Rubin was a well-known 1960's activist and founding member of the Yippie party. In 1967 he ran for Mayor of Berkeley and received over 20% of the vote. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Vote

The Haight-Ashbury district in San Francisco was essentially at the center of the 1960s counterculture movement and was somewhat of a haven for young hippies. This headshop poster reads "Haight As

The Haight-Ashbury district in San Francisco was essentially at the center of the 1960s counterculture movement and was somewhat of a haven for young hippies. This poster was likely created out of rev

This headshop poster from the 1970s promotes the Women's Liberation Movement. The movement, which began in the 1960s, was a great catalyst for change in regard to gender equality around the world.

This poster features Uncle Sam asking the question, "have you had your pill today?". A great 1960s political poster! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Have You Had Your Pill Today Uncle Sam

This humorous headshop poster features a take on The Last Supper but depicts Nixon and his men rather than Jesus and his apostles. Political headshop posters were very popular in the 1960s and 70s! 10

This vintage headshop poster from the late 1960s exhibits a young pregnant girl scout with the phrase Be Prepared and the number 69 on her troop number patch. Not graded. Will ship rolled.

Here we have a colorful headshop poster featuring 1960s icon Jim Morrison. Morrison appeared on many headshop posters from this era. Artist Eugene Hawkins designed this one! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TI

Large vintage headshop poster produced and distributed in the late 1960s, no printing credit. Size 20.25 x 29 inches.

Here we have a vintage headshop poster from the late 1960s produced in North Hollywood. It features a grainy photo of the Hollywood hills which is barely visible through the smog and air pollution. Si

The Beatles psychedelic head shop poster, 1967 Leslie Tobin Imports Inc., Phila. PA., 23" (height) x 23" (length)

Psychedelic head shop poster, "A Puff of Kief In The Morning Makes A Man As Strong As A Hundred Camels In The Courtyard", catalog #MSO-ZZZ.1967.01.02, original second print poster denoted by the color

1967 psychedelic head shop poster "Holy Smoke", Robert Fried artist, original printing, 28 1/4" (height) x 22 1/4" (length)

Title: Interesting 1960's Head Shop Poster Printing Date: 1967 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 19 ½" x 16 ½' This interesting poster was created to be sold in head shops in the later 1960’s. There

Psychedelic head shop poster, 'Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory", catalog #MSO-ZZZ.1967.01.07, original 1967 first printing by Double-H Press for Berkeley Bonaparte, Rick Griffin artist, 20" (h) x 14"