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Tadrules wrote:hmmmmm, might have to dig out the blacklight

Yes! Dig out that blacklight.
Nostalgia.
This one vibrates under a strong blacklight ....

Damn ... can you believe the recent auctions? I always liked this image because I always liked the American roots music of Chester Burnett. I picked up one poster in the late '60's and it sits, faded and half rotted, on the wall of a hundred year old garage in Santa Barbara. Do you think I wish I'd ...

Wonderful nod to Rick while working your usual updated print-craftsmanship, Grasshopper!

Mom! Dad!
What the drymount ????

I told you not to pose for Squirt!

Compelling imagery, junior!
Steeped in history.
Saw one on the street and had to look. Imagine my surprise when I learned you the daddy!

...aaand I stand corrected. 8) Well done. I do recall these now that you've brought them up. 2 were also printed on canvas. I was fortunate to see the print process and the final products - canvas and metal side by side. The metal printing is unique, clearly delineated, and has a bright modern indu...

I have a really good 2nd printing, but I've never seen a good 1st printing in person. In fact, it's almost expected that if you have a 1st printing, it's got some damage (pinholes, dog-eared corners, fading/yellowing, etc.). It's like a badge of honor to float a 1st edition in a frame, showing all ...

As always ... a solid collab.

The 1st edition is one incredibly tough poster to find in decent condition. The stock used is super thin (4.5 pt.), resulting in instant bends, dog-ears and tears. They damage very easily. I've seen dozens and dozens over the years, yet have never seen one without flaws. I'm sure there must be a few...

Hey gypsy, that slobbering wolf may be my favorite poster ever. I looked for it for about 15 years before I snagged it. i almost bought one in 76 but bulked at the 25 dollar price since posters were 3 bucks a pop usually . Always did like Howlin' Wolf's music - my Opa used to play it when I was a t...

My first?
I bought a few FD images for bands I liked in '67 as a teen to stick up on my walls. $1 a piece.
One had a zig-zag man on it, another a howlin' wolf, another just trippy letters for a Mothers show, the other had a skeleton with roses.
A lifetime of paper addiction followed ........

Jay Kastor's notes (Psychedelic Solution NYC) on BG-75: 1st: Stock is a matte/flat finish. Has "Neal, Stratford, & Kerr" credits. No scratch in the peacock. 2nd: Stock is a matte/flat finish. No printer credits. Big scratch on the printing plate created a big scratch on the peacock. 3rd: Stock is gl...

ricv64 wrote:Like a icon from the Ukraine

With a Chechen separatist model ......

Nice illo and I love the dark humor. I bet the printwork is stunning when seen with the nekkid eye ..... Firehouse metalics!

EB only lets you post 3 attachments per post. Here are the English pages and the Arabic pages.

There was a program produced for the Dead in Egypt shows that used the same image as the backstage pass and the poster. The size of the program is 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" . There are 8 pages. 1st page has a picture of the pyramids. Followed by two pages in English. Then a foldout of the Sphinx head. Followe...