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Lot of Twenty (20) Original 1st Print Family Dog Handbill/Postcards NM 1967/1968

$ 57.28

Availability: 93 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Artist/Band: Graham, Bill
  • Genre: Rock & Pop
  • Condition: Unused
  • Modified Item: No
  • Industry: Music
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

    Description

    This a combination of handbills/postcards from both the Family Dog at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco and the legendary but short-lived "Denver Dog" at 1601 West Evans Avenue in Denver.
    Each handbill/postcard is an original 1st printing and stored in a glassine envelope.
    1.)
    The Doors, The Sparrow
    Created by artist Victor Moscoso, the "Break on Thru to the Other Side" design was one of The Doors 1st appearances in SF.
    Also on the bill, Country Joe and The Fish and Sparrow featured John Kay, later of Steppenwolf,
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 3/3-4/67.
    FD-50-OPC-A, 5 1/64" x 6 61/64".
    2.)
    Quicksilver Messenger Service
    Created by artist Victor Moscoso with a Fred Roth photo; the "Plains of Quicksilver" design.
    Also on the bill, John Lee Hooker & the (Steve) Miller Blues Band.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 3/22-23/67.
    FD-53-OPC-A, 5 7/64" x 7 1/16".
    3.)
    Quicksilver Messenger Service
    Created by artist Rick Griffin, the "Pot" design.
    Also on the bill, John Hammond and His Screaming Nighthawks and the Charles Lloyd Quartet - the "Goldrush Show".
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 4/21-22/67.
    FD-58-OPC-A, 5 3/64" x 6 31/32".
    4.)
    Quicksilver Messenger Service
    Created by artist Rick Griffin, the "Independence" design.
    Also on the bill, Siegal Schwall & The Phoenix - the "Independence Day Show".
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 7/4-6/67.
    FD-69-OPC-A, 5 x 7", NM.
    5.)
    Big Brother & the Holding Company
    Created by artist Rick Griffin using a b&w photo of Janis & Big Brother by Bob Seidemann
    Also on the bill, Sir Douglas Quintet & The Orkustra - the "Motherload Show'".
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 4/21-22/67.
    FD-60-OPC-A, 4 63/64" x 6 63/64".
    6.)
    Big Brother & The Holding Company
    Created by artist Rick Griffin, the legendary "Magic Show" design.
    Also on the bill, the Canned Heat Blues Band.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 6/8-11/67.
    FD-65-OPC-A, 5 1/64" x 7".
    7.) Big Brother & The Holding Company
    Created by artist Robert Fried (who signs his name as just "Fried" and even includes his phone #!), the "War and Peace" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 8/24-27/67.
    Also on the bill, Bo Diddley (8/24), Bukka White (8/24), Salvation Army Banned.
    FD-77-OPC-A, 4 27/32" x 6 63/64".
    8.)
    Steve Miller Blues Band
    Created by artists Victor Moscoso and Erik Weber, the "Chicago Fire" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 7/6-9/67.
    Also on  the bill Siegal Schwall.
    FD-70-OPC-A, 5" x 7".
    9.)
    Steve Miller Blues Band
    Created by artists Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley & Adolph Weinman, the "Angel" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 9/1-3/67.
    Also on the bill, Bukka White, Mother Earth.
    FD-78-OPC-A, 5" x 6 61/64".
    10.)
    Moby Grape, Canned Heat
    Created by artist Victor Moscoso, the "Three Bares" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF. Also on the bill, Vanilla Fudge 8/10-13/67. Moby Grape played 8/10 & 8/13 and Canned Heat played 8/11 & 8/12,
    #FD-75-OPC-A, 4 59/64" x 7 1/32".
    11.)
    Love, Congress of Wonders
    Created by artist Stanley Mouse, the "Lovelady" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 3/8-10/68.
    Also on the bill, Sons of Champlin.
    FD-109-OPC-A, 5 1/32" x 7".
    12.)
    Iron Butterfly, Velvet Underground
    Created by artist Bob Schnepf, the "Iron Butterfly" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 6/7-9/68.
    Also on the bill, Chrome Cyrcus.
    FD-122-OPC-B, 5 1/32" x 7".
    Note - this card may have a 1mm factory blem on one of the corners.
    Stored in a glassine envelope.
    13.)
    Kaleidoscope, Mother Earth
    Created by artist Patrick Lofthouse, "The Popup Poster" design.
    Avalon Ballroom, SF, 6/21-23/68.
    Also on the bill, Country Weather.
    FD-124-OPC-B, 4 63/64" x 6 63/64".
    14.)
    Van Morrison
    Created by artists Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley, the "Prominent Apache" design.
    Also on the bill, Daily Flash.
    Denver Dog, 10/13-14/67.
    FD-D6-OPC-A, 5 1/64" x 7 7/64".
    15.)
    Canned Heat, Allmen Joy
    Ccreated by artist Alton Kelley, the "Celestial Moonchild" design.
    Denver Dog, 10/20-21/67.
    FD-D7-OPC-A, 4 61/64" x 7", NM (tiny white blemish - part of the print run).
    16.)
    Allmen Joy
    Created by artists Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley, the "Incendental Inca" design.
    Also on the bill, Lothar and the Hand People.
    Note" This is NOT the "Allman Joys", the group which became The Allman Brothers Band, but "Allmen Joy."
    Denver Dog,  10/27-28/67.
    FD-D8-OPC-A, 4 61/64" x 6 53/64".
    17.)
    Blue Cheer
    Created by artist Robert Fried, the "Washday Detergent" design.
    Also on the bill, Superfine Dandelion.
    Denver Dog, 11/3-4/67.
    FD-D10-OPC-A,  5" x 7".
    18.)
    The Other Half, Sons of Champlin
    Created by artists Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse, the "Expansion" design.
    Denver Dog, 11/10-11/67.
    FD-D11-OPC-A, 5 1/64" x 6 63/64".
    19.)
    Chuck Berry, Sons of Champlin
    Ccreated by artists Rick Griffin and Victor Moscoso, the "Chaotic License" design.
    Denver Dog, 11/17-18/67.
    FD-D12-OPC-A, 4 57/64" x 6 57/64".
    20.)
    Canned Heat, Siegel-Schwall
    Created by artist Bob Fried, the "Fireball" design.
    Denver Dog, 12/8-9/67.
    FD-D14-OPC-A, 5 1/16" x 7 1/64".
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    Btw, if you like this item, be sure and check out the rest of my stuff - 7" & 12" vinyl, 70's punk, colored vinyl, picture discs - most never played, many promo only items, Fillmore West/Winterland/Family Dog handbills and posters, all guaranteed original as everything was acquired by me personally in the late 60's, 70's and early 80's.
    I'm downsizing my collection and I try to grade conservatively.
    -Steven