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Grateful Dead Family Jubilee Auction Part 1 |
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Grateful Dead Family Jubilee Auction Part 1 |
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by Donley Auction Services Inc.
Sat,
Apr
11,
2015
12:00 PM
Central
THIS IS A 2-DAY AUCTION WITH 700+ AMAZING ITEMS! Please be sure to check out BOTH catalogs! Auction will be held on April 11-12, 2015.
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This is a 2 day auction, so be sure to check out BOTH catalogs! We are happy to provide additional information regarding descriptions, photos or condition reports on any items in this auction. Send requests to donleyauctions@outlook.com. PLEASE NOTE this is an ABSOLUTE auction, lots are sold AS IS and NO REFUNDS. Donley Auction Services nor its consignors makes any warranties, representations or assumption of liability, express or implied with respect to such lots. |
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Important Notice Lot #0 (Sale Order 1 of 348) This Auction is taking place over 2 days.
To view the Day 2 Catalog: Click Here |
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Garcia SIGNED Hart Valley Drifters 1962 photo Lot #1 (Sale Order 2 of 348) The long lost BAND SIGNED and DATED The Hart Valley Drifters B&W December 18, 1962 photograph at San Mateo J. C. Folk Festival inscribed:
"To John Winter – December 18, 1962 - The Hart Valley Drifters – San Mateo J.C. Folk Music Festival"
Below each performer hand signed their names and instruments: Jerry Garcia – Banjo – voice David Nelson – Guitar + voice Norman Van Maastricht - Dobro Robert Hunter - Bass Who would have ever guessed the musical history that this lineup would later bring to the world. This is the actual first generation photograph of Jerry Garcia's first recording as a professional musician; and probably Dave Nelson and Robert Hunter’s first recorded professional gigs as well. This is where it all began in the early 1960’s, and these signatures date and document a musical history that it still alive and well more than a half a century later. We begin our historical artifact and artwork event with the oldest and best preserved band signed photo of The Hart Valley Drifters. It is an old worn, used and not pristine straight from the old photo album historical artifact that has corner marks from aging. Estimate: $25,000 COA Included. |
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Jimi Hendrix at Oakland Coliseum Photo, 1968 Lot #2 (Sale Order 3 of 348) Yeah, it's a Grateful Dead and Griffin/Mouse show and all, but this was just too excellent to say no to. It's Jimi in 1968 at Oakland Coliseum and it's just the nicest color close up shot ever. Dimensions: 11" X 14". Estimate: $1000
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Grateful Dead 'Steps of 710' # 1/200 photo Lot #3 (Sale Order 4 of 348) Grateful Dead 'Steps of 710' # 1/200 color photo by Gene Anthony. Dimensions app: 10"X 14" Estimate: $500
COA Included. |
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Grateful Dead Office Coffee Cart Lot #4 (Sale Order 5 of 348) The original small coffee set-up table in the kitchen at the Grateful Dead office at 5th and Lincoln, San Rafael. The coffee made here fueled band and staff. Estimate: $1,000
COA Included. |
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Round Records Uncut Printers Sheet of Promo Cards, Phil Lesh, Sea Stones, Jerry Garcia, Rob Hunter Lot #5 (Sale Order 6 of 348) Round Records uncut printers sheet of 1973-1974 releases 5x5 in promo cards. 53x41 in uncut printers proof sheet of fifty-six 5x5 in promotional cards for Old and In the Way, Seastones, Keith and Donna, and Tiger Rose album cover art. Estimated Value: $800
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4 "The Q" Live Terrapin Crossroads Posters, 2012, Phil Lesh, John Molo, Rob Barraca, Warren Haynes Lot #6 (Sale Order 7 of 348) Group lot consisting of a complete set of four 13"x19" Mike DuBois posters for the four night run of the Q shows on December 6-9, 2012 at Terrapin Crossroads. All 4 posters are a puzzle and make the letter "Q". Estimated Value: $475-575
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54 Grateful Dead Rare Mail Order Test Tickets Sent to Venue Only 1 or 2 Exist for Each Venue Show Lot #7 (Sale Order 8 of 348) Group lot of 54 unused Grateful Dead mail-order tickets. These tickets were sent to the venues so they can verify if the mail order tickets were real. Only 1 or 2 of each of these ticket types were made making them very collectible and hard to get. Estimated Value: $5000
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Grateful Dead Oklahoma Zoo "Zebra" Poster, 1982 Lot #8 (Sale Order 9 of 348) Grateful Dead 1982 Oklahoma Zoo Amphitheater "Zebra" poster from their August 1 performance. Dimensions: 12.5" X 19". Estimate: $2000
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8 Bob Weir Related Posters, Bobby and the Midnights, Ratdog Lot #9 (Sale Order 10 of 348) Group lot of eight Bob Weir related posters Estimated Value: $950
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4 Furthur Live at Terrapin Crossroads Posters, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir Lot #10 (Sale Order 11 of 348) Group lot consisting of a complete set of four 13"x19" Mike DuBois posters for the four night run of Furthur shows on June 27-30, 2012 at Terrapin Crossroads. Estimated Value: $475
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Grateful Dead Very Large Promo Poster for "Skeletons from the Closet" Album Lot #11 (Sale Order 12 of 348) Grateful Dead very large promo poster for "Skeletons from the Closet" album, Dimensions: 52 7/8" x 36 5/8"
Estimate:$400-500
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Signed Phil Lesh & Friends Autumn Tour 2000 Poster Lot #12 (Sale Order 13 of 348) Band Signed Phil Lesh & Friends Autumn Tour 2000 Concert Poster. Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring and Rob Barraco. Estimated Value: $750-850
COA Included. |
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Grateful Dead 59 Different Backstage Passes Unused Different Dates Lot #13 (Sale Order 14 of 348) Group lot of Grateful Dead 59 Different Backstage Passes Unused Different Date Estimate Value: $3000
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Lot of 3 Phil Lesh & Friends Posters, Signed and Numbered Lot #14 (Sale Order 15 of 348) 3 Phil Lesh & Friends limited edition, signed and numbered posters, signed and numbered by Gary Houston, the artist. All for different shows. Estimate: $800-1000
COA Included. |
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Bob Weir and Kingfish Oversized United Artists Records In-store Poster Lot #15 (Sale Order 16 of 348) Oversized United Artists Records In-store oversized Kingfish 1976 Promo Poster, supplied to the record stores for promotional purposes only, was for sale. 37 x 37 in. Est Value: $500
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Group Lot of 105 Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead Backstage Passes Lot #16 (Sale Order 17 of 348) Group lot of 105 Grateful Dead Backstage passes Estimated Value: $800-1200
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Phil Lesh & Friends December 2004 Warfield Poster, signed by all 13 band members, signed & numbered Lot #17 (Sale Order 18 of 348) Band and guests signed, Phil Lesh & Friends. Signed by all 13 band members, Phil Lesh, John Molo, Jimmy Herring (widespread panic ) Chris Robinson (of the black crows), Barry Sless , Steve Molitz , Gloria Jones, Jackie LaBranch (jerry garcia band), Tim Carbone , John Skehan , Dave Ellis , Gavin Distasi , Marty Wehner. Also signed and numbered by poster artist! December 2004 Warfield poster, 16.5"x 25". Estimate Value: $775
COA Included. |
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Signed Phil Lesh & Friends, Night of 1000 Stars Lot #18 (Sale Order 19 of 348) Band signed Phil Lesh & Friends, Night of a Thousand Stars poster, 25.25" x 16.25"
Est value: $800-1000
COA Included. |
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Mickey and the Daylites Poster, 1972, Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead Lot #19 (Sale Order 20 of 348) Mickey and the Daylites poster. Alton Kelley designed poster for Garberville, CA December 17, 1972 concert. Est Value: $500
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Woodstock 1st Printing White Lake Concert Poster Lot #20 (Sale Order 21 of 348) Woodstock original 1st printing 2nd/final state (White Lake) version 24 x 36.75 inch concert poster for the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair Aquarian Exposition in White Lake, NY August 15-17, 1969. Art by Arnold Skolnick, image is catalogued AOR 3.1 and famously advertises performances by numerous performers, including Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, a first performance by CSN&Y and many more acts too numerous to list. Has been professionally restored. Estimated range: $1000-1200
COA Included. |
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The Dead 2009 Tour Poster Lot #21 (Sale Order 22 of 348) Small The Dead 2009 Tour Poster. 11x17 tour poster without design or printer credit for the entire 2009 Tour. Est Value $200-350
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Grateful Dead Krishna Conscious Poster, 1967 Lot #22 (Sale Order 23 of 348) Original 1st printing concert/event poster for beat poet Allen Ginsberg with Swami Bhaktivendanta appearing along with the Grateful Dead, Big Brother & the Holding Company (featuring Janis Joplin) and Moby Grape in a benefit performance (for the San Francisco Krishna Temple), held at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, CA on 1/29/1967. Designer unknown, image "Krishna Consciousness Comes West" is featured in the Art of Rock book on page 107 (plate 2.18) Brad Kelley. Dimensions: 13" X 19.75". Estimate: $1500
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Jerry Garcia Band Halloween Kaiser Poster, 1988 Lot #23 (Sale Order 24 of 348) Poster for Halloween show by Jerry Garcia Band, with Leon Russell and Edgar Winter at the Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center. 11 x 17 1/8" H, Very Small wrinkle near bottom right corner. Est Value $500-600
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Robert Hunter Tiger Rose Uncut Proof Sheet, 1975 Lot #24 (Sale Order 25 of 348) Beautiful 1975 Robert Hunter Tiger Rose album cover artwork by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley in an unusual uncut printer's proof sheet format. 26 1/8" x 14 1/4". Light wrinkles throughout. Corners have slight bends. Bottom left has crease and small tears. Estimate: $800
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Jerry Garcia's SAG Membership Card, 1977 Lot #25 (Sale Order 26 of 348) Jerry Garcia's 1977 Screen Actors Guild card presumably for his cameo banjo playing appearance in the film "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" with Donald Sutherland and Leonard Nimoy that was released in 1978. Estimate $10,000
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Phil Lesh Signed Summer Tour 1999 Poster Lot #26 (Sale Order 27 of 348) Phil Lesh Signed Summer Tour 1999 Poster. 13" x 19" Est Value: $400
COA Included. |
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Phil Lesh Signed Phil Lesh & Friends 2012 Poster Lot #27 (Sale Order 28 of 348) Poster for Phil Lesh & Friends at Terrapin Crossroads December 6-9 2012 Signed in black sharpie by Phil Lesh. VIP poster was never for sale. Est Value $400-500
COA Included. |
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5 Dead Spring Tour Posters, 2009 Lot #28 (Sale Order 29 of 348) Lot of 5 - The Dead Spring 2009 VIP Only poster (Michael Dubois) 13x19, The Dead Spring Tour 2009 (signed Emek) 1191/2000 17.5x24, Rothbury Festival (Tripp) 2009 Limited Edition 150 Green. Purple Blue version 20x10 2009 Rothbury Festival Screen Print (signed Emek) 117/600 21.5 x 30.5, Dead on the Road 2009 laser cut black (signed Emek) 195/200 17x24, framed total dimensions of 23.25x30.5 Estimate: $600-800
COA Included. |
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Grateful Dead Magic Sam at The Bank Poster, 1968 Lot #29 (Sale Order 30 of 348) Original concert poster for the Grateful Dead and Magic Sam at The Bank in Torrance, California on December 13-14, 1968. Design by Robert Wilson, poster measures 16.5x22.5 inches, is catalogued as AOR 3.92 and is in excellent condition. (Estimated range: $600 - $800).
COA Included. |
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Jerry Garcia Rolling Stone Signed Poster Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 348) The Herbie Greene Jerry Garcia Rolling Stone signed poster that was presented to a few remaining employees of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. 25" x 30" Estimate: $3,000
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Jerry Garcia On Broadway Signed by Herbie Greene Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band On Broadway 1st print poster from the "13 Magical Nights on Broadway/Jerry Garcia/Acoustic and Electric," Lunt-Fontanne Theater, New York City, October 15-31, 1987 with photo by Herbie Greene. Dimensions: 16" X 24".
COA Included. |
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Blues For Allah "Play Dead" Album Art/Poster, 1974 Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 348) 1974 Blues For Allah "PLAY DEAD" album art. Group lot of two items. Original 42.5x33" gigantic "PLAY DEAD" in-store record release promotional poster featuring Philip Garris" Blues for Allah design. Also included is an original (1974) 20x21.5" lithograph art poster featuring the album cover design for the same album. (Estimated range $400 - $500).
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Complements of Garcia Uncut Promo Sheets Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 348) 1974 Jerry Garcia Complements of Garcia 5.25"x5.25" Uncut Promo Card sheet. Original 29x23" printer"s proof sheet of 20 uncut 5.5"promotional cards featuring Victor Moscoso's album artwork design for the 1974 release of Jerry Garcia's Complements of Garcia LP Album. The sheet has been stored rolled and displays beautifully. Condition is very good. (Estimated range $300 - $400).
COA Included. |
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Michael Everett Furthur Festival Posters 1996-1998 Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 348) 1996 - 1998 Michael Everett Furthur Festival Posters -1996 Furthur Festival (Everett) 22x28 -1997 Furthur Festival (Everett) 22x28 -1998 the Other Ones (Everett) 16.25x22.25 (Estimated range: $150 - $200).
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Grateful Dead 1968 State Fair Coliseum postcard framed Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 348) Grateful Dead and Eric Burdon framed postcard for the 1968 Michigan fairgrounds Grande show at the State Fairgrounds in Detroit by Michigan artist Gary Grimshaw. Frame: 9.25" L x 12.25". Estimate: $400
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Grateful Dead Furthur Bus #200/200 s/by Gene Anthony Lot #38 (Sale Order 37 of 348) Grateful Dead Furthur Bus color photograph. #200/200. Hand signed by Gene Anthony. Dimensions: 11" X 14". Framed: 15.75"X 19.5" Estimate: $1000
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Rick Griffin's Art Materials from Newport Beach Lot #39 (Sale Order 38 of 348) Rick Griffin's production materials including a used paintbrush, ink wells, brass pen nibs, a pen and a Family Dog Logo film stat from his Tupperware "ink box" on the shelf next to his Newport Beach drawing table. Estimate: $3000
COA Included. |
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Carousel Tuesday Night Jam Poster & Handbill, 1968 Lot #40 (Sale Order 39 of 348) Original Stanley Mouse 1st printing, undated concert poster for the weekly "Tuesday Night Jam", held at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco, CA in the spring of 1968. Poster historian Brad Kelly states: "Tuesday Night Pig Jam" is featured in the Art of Rock on page 181 (plate 2.170). According to author Rhoney Stanley in her recent book "Owsley and Me", the pig is a portrait of jam host Elvin "Pigboy Crabshaw" Bishop! A tape also circulates of the 5/21/1968 jam, which featured Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady (Jefferson Airplane), Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead), Elvin Bishop, Steve Miller and Will Scarlett. From the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions: Poster - 13&5/8" x 20&7/8" Handbill 4.5" X 7". Estimate: $3500
COA Included. |
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Rick Griffin's Personal Cobblestone Magazine Lot #41 (Sale Order 40 of 348) Personally saved Cobblestone Magazine from his Newport Beach office. Estimate $200
COA Included. |
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Rick Griffin BG-105 Hendrix Lg Serigraph 6 pc. Prog. proof set Lot #42 (Sale Order 41 of 348) Rick Griffin's BG-105 Jimi Hendrix "Flying Eyeball" concert serigraph original production progressive poster proof series in six individual pieces with final black run in large format. This is the very ultimate Rick Griffin Jimi Hendrix Flying Eyeball artwork set large enough to fill anything from a restaurant or a bar to a gallery or a museum. One of the top 10 iconic sixties artworks, production art set and a true one-of-a- kind Rick Griffin treasure. Dimensions: 28.25 X 44" +/-. Estimate: $25,000
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Hot Tuna at SUNY Stonybrook Long Island NY Lot #43 (Sale Order 42 of 348) The original Hot Tuna at S.U.N.Y. Stonybrook Long Island, N.Y. "Shroom Land" concert poster in venue, used condition with a missing corner and creasing along the edges, but finding this particular poster in any condition is an actual mushroom miracle. Dimensions: 17.5" x 23" Estimate: $1000
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Hot Tuna Hand Signed 2001 JSR/Renegade Poster Lot #44 (Sale Order 43 of 348) Hot Tuna poster, hand signed. 2001 JSR/Renegade Productions/Hot Tuna. Poster by Jeff Roberts. Dimensions: 10.5" X 17". Framed: 13.5" X 19.75". Estimate $300
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BG152 Grateful Dead Quicksilver Santana Lot #45 (Sale Order 44 of 348) BG152 Grateful Dead Quicksilver Santana. First printing December 31, 1968 concert poster at the Winterland. Surface scuffing and paint loss typical to this printing, corner bends and handling creases at edges, pin holes at corners. 14.25" x 21", pinholes to all corners, bottom right corner has crease, top left has 3.5" crease. Est Value $750.
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Grateful Dead-Seattle Center Arena 6/26/73 Original 1st Print Poster Lot #46 (Sale Order 45 of 348) This is an uncommon original Grateful Dead 1st print poster from a performance at the Seattle Center Arena in Seattle, WA on June 26, 1973. The poster, from the period when Mickey Hart left the band, shows the other five band members (less Donna). The poster is in overall nice condition for such a rare and unusual piece, with some handling on the lower left. The dimensions are: 13 11/16" L x 20 11 16" H. Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead Mardi Gras Oakland Poster 1993 Lot #47 (Sale Order 46 of 348) Original BGP072 Grateful Dead Mardi Gras February 23, 1993 Oakland Coliseum concert poster designed by Harry Rossit. This poster measures 13x19 and is in excellent condition. (Estimated range: $150 - $200).
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Wavy Gray signed 70th Birthday framed poster # 117/550 Lot #48 (Sale Order 47 of 348) Wavy Gravy signed 70th Birthday framed poster #117/550 Seva benefit concert featuring Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Mickey Hart, Bob Weir, Ken Kesey, Paul Krassner and Wavy Gravy - Berkeley Community Theater, May 15 1986. Frame: 29.5" X 23.25". Estimate: $1500
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Grateful Dead Michael Everett Summer Tour 1995 Lot #49 (Sale Order 48 of 348) Grateful Dead original 1st print Michael Everett Summer Tour 1995 poster custom framed. Dimensions: 15" X 24". Estimate: $650
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Grateful Dead/NRPS Grimshaw Hill Auditorium Lot #50 (Sale Order 49 of 348) First printing poster for the Grateful Dead and NRPS at the Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor, Michigan on December 14-15, 1971. Poster design by Gary Grimshaw, measures 16.75x22" and is catalogued as AOR 4.187. Excellent Condition. (Estimated range: $500 - $700).
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Rick Griffin Signed "Gryphon" Art Exhibit Poster, 1972 Lot #51 (Sale Order 50 of 348) Original promotion poster for Rick Griffin Art Exhibit at California State College at Long Beach, California from February 23 - March 23, 1972. Poster measures 17x23", is printed on thin glossy stock and in excellent condition. Boldly signed by Rick Griffin. (Estimated range: $400 - $500).
COA Included. |
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Jerry Garcia Tokyo Art Show at Parco Gallery Lot #52 (Sale Order 51 of 348) An original Jerry Garcia Parko Stores Tokyo art show poster, one of 20 sent to Jerry for his approval and permission to use the Snail Garden image; 15 of which he signed and numbered. From A to Z this show was a complete disaster, starting with when Parko received the first shipment of signed and numbered prints and discovered that they were not of the quality their buyers would purchase. So in a rush to produce a few high quality pieces they chose the Snail Garden and three others to print onto superior stock, which is why four of his early prints are not on the same stock as all of the others. It is widely believed that Jerry cancelled this show, but according to Jerry himself it was ongoing communications problems with the producers of his art series was the real culprit and it was Parco who ended the business relationship and cancelled this show. This is one of the 5 remaining unsigned posters sent to Jerry (making it actually rarer than the signed and numbered copies!). Dimensions: 23.25" X 33". Estimate: $3500
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Grateful Dead 1967 Straight Theater Poster Lot #53 (Sale Order 52 of 348) Mint condition poster for Grateful Dead and the Sons Champlin on September 29-30, 1967 at the Straight Theater in San Francisco. The poster was designed by Chris Braga, is depicted in the Art of Rock at plate 2.224 measures 20x14" and is in flawless, mint condition. This was Mickey Hart's first show. (Estimated range $500 - $800)
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Rick Griffin FDD-1 Denver Opening Poster Lot #54 (Sale Order 53 of 348) Large size (20x27.75") poster for September 8-9, 1967 concerts at the Family Dog in Denver featuring Big Brother and The Holding Company and Blue Cheer. Detailed art by Rick Griffin with famous advertising and pop culture-related characters and a color image of "Royal Cream Baking Powder". This piece sources from the Mark Arminski Archives and comes with a COA specially designed, signed and Remarque by him. (Estimated range $350 - $500)
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Furthur Artist Proof Poster Uncut and Signed 1977 Lot #55 (Sale Order 54 of 348) This poster by Michael Everett commemorates the Furthur Festival Tour of 1997. The proof sheet includes four hand bills and a full size poster. Special guests included: The Black Crowes, Mickey Hart and Planet Drum, Moe, Ratdog, and Bruce Hornsby. Research Bill Everley. Dimensions: 28.25" X 40". Estimate: $500
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3 Grateful Dead NYE Tickets, 1990 1991 1993 NEW Lot #56 (Sale Order 55 of 348) New unused tickets for three Grateful Dead New Year's Eve shows; 1990, 1991 and 1993 - all at Oakland Coliseum Arena given to an office employee. The 1993 show was cancelled and everyone went to Hawaii instead. Estimate: $300
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Rick Griffin's Unfolded "The Section" Poster Lot #57 (Sale Order 56 of 348) Rick Griffin's personal unfolded copy of "The Section" poster created for the album insert for his friend Russ Kunkle"s studio/session band. This band backed up everyone from Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Crosby & Nash, James Taylor, Carole King and Warren Zevon, to name but a few acts they worked with over time. Without the section we would have never heard Spirit in the Sky for example. Five Section posters were found wrapped in craft paper wedged under his desk with the words "For my retirement" written on the outside which was obviously a prank intended for whomever found them. All but perhaps 10 of these posters were fed into the auto-fold machine, making the unfolded copies the rarest. Dimensions: 25" X 38". Estimate: $300
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Rick Griffin's Dylan & The Dead Poster Set Lot #58 (Sale Order 57 of 348) Rick Griffin owned/saved Dylan & the Dead original poster set with lettering piece from his office in Newport Beach. Color poster dimensions: 24" X 24". Estimate: $400
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Rick Griffin Grateful Dead "Dutch Masters" Uncut Proof Sheet Lot #59 (Sale Order 58 of 348) Original 1st print Rick Griffin "Dutch Masters" uncut proof sheet created for the 1986 Grateful Dead office holiday cards. The return address is from: "Deadheads" in San Rafael, CA and the bulk mailing permit are printed on reverse. "Wishing you and yours a Joyous Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, a prosperous New Year, peace, love, laughter, and a great good cheer. - The Grateful Dead" Dimensions: 17" X 22". Estimate: $600
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Stanley Mouse Hand Colored Concert Poster, 1986 Lot #60 (Sale Order 59 of 348) Stanley Mouse Hand Colored and signed oversized AOR2.111 limited edition 1986 silkscreen editions of Big Brother and the Holding Company concert poster for November 1 - 6, 1966 shows at the San Francisco Matrix. Print measures 19x26" and is custom framed in wood and glass to 20.25x27.25". (Estimated range $800 - $1000)
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BG-32 Grateful Dead 1966 Avalon Ballroom Poster Lot #61 (Sale Order 60 of 348) 1966 BG-32-OP-2 Original first printing Bill Graham presents the Grateful Dead and Country Joe and the Fish at Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco October 21-3, 1966. Poster designed by Wes Wilson with photograph credit to Herbie Greene. Printed on course porous stock, measures 13.75 x 22.5", framed 14.75x22.75". (Estimated range $250 - $350)
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Jerry Garcia Band Handbill 1983 Guerneville, CA Lot #62 (Sale Order 61 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band Guerneville, CA circa 1983 handbill. 8.5"x11" condition issues tack holes and handling bends. Est: $750-850
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Grateful Dead Las Vegas Poster, 1993 Lot #63 (Sale Order 62 of 348) Grateful Dead Las Vegas 1993 Poster. 17.75x23.75 in poster from May 14-16, 1993 Silver Bowl concerts 17.75" x 23.75", All corners have bends. Bottom left has crease. Middle left edge has wrinkle. Scratching throughout. Bottom right has white scuffs, middle top has blue scuffs. Est: $500-600
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1968 Grateful Dead "NOTICE" Eureka Production Film Lot #64 (Sale Order 63 of 348) Original art production printing film created to produce George Hunter's design of the January 20, 1968 "NOTICE!" poster announcing the opening night concert in the Grateful Dead and QMS's "Tour of the Great Pacific Northwest" at the Eureka (California) Municipal Auditorium. Estimated value: $3000
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Grateful Dead Robert Klein Concert Program 1977 Lot #65 (Sale Order 64 of 348) Grateful Dead Robert Klein concert program, 1977
Estimate $150
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Grateful Dead - Jimi Hendrix - 4 concert postcards framed Lot #66 (Sale Order 65 of 348) Grateful Dead Jimi Hendrix - Four very early concert postcards beautifully matted and custom framed. First is a Bill Graham August 12-13, 1966 Fillmore BG-23 Grateful Dead card, followed by a Jimi Hendrix at the Fillmore East May 10, 1968 card, then an original Grateful Dead & New Riders mid-week Fillmore Auditorium run August 17-18-19, 1970 handbill and finally an original Bill Graham BG-32 Wes Wilson postcard of "Beardless Jerry" and the Grateful Dead at the Fillmore October 21-22, 1966. Dimensions: 15.25" X 22". Estimate $1200
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Dylan/Dead Poster 1987 from Grateful Dead Office Lot #67 (Sale Order 66 of 348) The original 1st/only printing 1987 WSG authorized Bob Dylan with the Grateful Dead portrait poster by Herbie Greene, touched, handled, passed, moved around and displayed in various locations for years in the San Rafael Grateful Dead office. Dimensions: 24" X 20. Estimate: $300
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GD Oakland Coliseum NYE 1987 Concert Poster Lot #68 (Sale Order 67 of 348) Grateful Dead Oakland Coliseum NYE 1987 Concert Poster final "Day-O" - only "Do You Wanna Dance" - Bill Graham rides in on the Golden Gate Bridge - pay-per-view TV broadcast - national radio broadcast - The Neville Brothers, then The Looters opened - also: Mason Williams - 19 1/4" L x 27 5/8" Estimate: $200
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Rick Griffin 1967 FD-65 Hybrid Uncut Poster Sheet Lot #69 (Sale Order 68 of 348) A VERY interesting early 1967 Rick Griffin FD-65 Avalon Ballroom official promoter-issued second printing proof sheet variant that features a yellow-border poster alongside a set of six white-border cards, a never before seen mystery! This show was for the Canned Heat Blues Band appearing with Big Brother & the Holding Company with Janis Joplin 6/8-11/1967. Good/decent B condition with a hint of edge toning, a few stray surface marks and tiny stains, but overall not too bad- no holes/tears or anything major. This is just a rare, unusual, funky fun one of a kind original 1967 Rick Griffin poster proof that has a great largely unknown background history. Every poster has a story and Rick used to laugh and grow mystical when people would ask him about the source of inspiration for the artwork on this poster, or ask him if he had ever met, or knew the lady used in the central image. His standard answer was "She came to me in a book of dreams" and years later Detroit artist Mark Arminski discovered exactly what Rick meant by that when he found an old copy of "Aunt Sally's Policy Players Dream Book Study of Harmony in Numbers" written by Henry J Wehman in 1889 for lottery and numbers game players with the artwork Rick used for this poster. This was later verified and confirmed by Rick's partner in the California Graphic Exchange, Jose Kent who still had the Aunt Sally's book Rick originally used to reproduce the image from. Dimensions: 28.5 X 22.5". Estimate: $650
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Phil Lesh Tour Itineraries Lot #70 (Sale Order 69 of 348) Group Lot of 9 Phil & Friends Tour Itinerary Books spanning 1999 - 2008
Estimated Value: $750
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Two Grateful Dead Fillmore East Ticket Receipts Lot #71 (Sale Order 70 of 348) Two Grateful Dead Fillmore East ticket receipts from July 1970. Estimated Value: $175
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The Dead Uniondale NY Autographed by Phil Lesh and Poster Artist, Signed and Numbered Lot #72 (Sale Order 71 of 348) The Dead Uniondale NY Autographed by Phil Lesh and Poster Artist, Signed and Numbered
Estimated Value: $475
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Skeleton and Roses Poster, Stanley Mouse, Signed Lot #73 (Sale Order 72 of 348) Skeleton and Roses poster with gold border. Signed in gold by Stanley Mouse. The signature "Sullivan" is in the bottom right corner. Edmund Joseph Sullivan (1869-1933), was a British book illustrator who worked in a style which merged the British tradition of illustration from the 1860s with aspects of Art Nouveau. Later in his career, he illustrated the First Version of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam translated by Edward Fitzgerald, using images of skeletons and animated pots. Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley found this illustration in the book of poems at the library.
Dimensions: 22" x 28" Estimated Value $100-300
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Rick Griffin BG-105 Jimi Hendrix Fillmore Tie Lot #74 (Sale Order 73 of 348) Rick Griffin BG-105 Jimi Hendrix Flying Eyeball Fillmore neck tie - brand new unused with Fillmore label. Estimate: $150
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Grateful Dead At the Spectrum Unused Band Guest Complimentary Ticket 3/29/87 Lot #75 (Sale Order 74 of 348) Grateful Dead At the Spectrum Unused Band Guest Complimentary Ticket March 29, 1987
Estimate: $150
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Grateful Dead Concert Poster, Evanston, 1973 Lot #76 (Sale Order 75 of 348) Original 11x17" black ink on yellow uncoated velum concert poster concert for the Grateful Dead at McGaw Hall Northwestern University in Evanston, IL on November 1, 1973. Art created for Amazing Grace productions. Mint condition. (Estimated range $300 - 500).
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Jerry Garcia Band presented by Bill Graham Southwestern College Poster, 1992 Lot #77 (Sale Order 76 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band August 2-5, 1992 Southwestern College poster, 17 7/8" x 23 3/8" H, Large crease to center and center right. Top left edge has crease. Tape on back. Estimated Value $550-650
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Jerry Garcia Band Southwestern College Poster, 1992 Lot #78 (Sale Order 77 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band August 2, 1992 Southwestern College poster. 17 7/8" x 23 7/8" H, few wrinkles throughout, bottom and left edge have bends and creases. Estimate Value: $450-550
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Grateful Dead Concert Program and Ticket Stub, Wembley Empire Pool, London England April 8, 1972 Lot #79 (Sale Order 78 of 348) Grateful Dead Concert Program and Ticket Stub from Wembley Empire Pool, London England April 8, 1972 Estimate Value: $5000
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Grateful Dead Mouse/Kelley FD-45 1st Printing Avalon Poster Lot #80 (Sale Order 79 of 348) Grateful Dead Mouse/Kelley FD-45 1st Printing Avalon Poster. Original 1st printing 14 x 20.125" concert poster for the Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco on January 27-28, 1967. Art by Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley. Medium flat index stock poster is in excellent condition with light corner creases and minor handling. . (Estimated range $500 – $700).
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Rick Griffin's Art Materials from Newport Beach Lot #81 (Sale Order 80 of 348) Rick Griffin's production materials including a used paintbrush, ink wells, brass pen nibs, a pen and a Family Dog Logo film straight from his Tupperware "ink box" on the shelf next to his Newport Beach drawing table. Estimate: $3000
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Grateful Dead Leather Vest Lot #82 (Sale Order 81 of 348) Grateful Dead custom black leather vest with logo embroidered on chest. Given to employees, Men's Size M. Estimate: $1500
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1983 Grateful Dead Kelley Signed Red Rocks Pelon Lot #83 (Sale Order 82 of 348) Original silkscreen on black felt prototype design for Grateful Dead's September 6-8, 1983 run of shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison Colorado. Pelon is signed in gold ink by artist Alton Kelley. (Estimated range: $300 - 400).
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1971 Griffin On the Road Again Lot #84 (Sale Order 83 of 348) 1st printing 17x15 print for "On The Road Again", a collection of old Chicago blues songs, released on the Muskadine Records label in 1971. Art by Rick Griffin, the image originally appeared in Griffin's 1970 comic "Man from Utopia", and is printed on thin flat index stock. Bright and clean. (Estimated range: $50)
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Lot of Fillmore Poster and Album in Box Lot #85 (Sale Order 84 of 348) 1972 Closing of Fillmore West. Group lot of 2 items. (1) 1972 Fillmore Movie Theatrical one-sheet (29x41 inches) designed by David Bird, factory folded in sixths for distribution with cinema distribution designation 72/201 printed both verso and at the bottom right corner. (2) Original 1972 pressing 3 LP album box set "Fillmore: The Last Days" release by Bill Graham on "Fillmore" records (Z3X 31390) of the soundtrack for the movie. The folded mass-produced copy of the BG287 David Singer poster insert in the original LP release, reproduced picture book, single and tickets are missing from this group. The movie poster and LP vinyl discs are all in excellent condition, the LP box packaging shows wear. Estimated range $50).
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Grateful Dead Office Table and Chairs Lot #86 (Sale Order 85 of 348) One-of-a-kind Grateful Dead owned table and chairs from the office in California. This is the very table from the kitchen where the band and office guests hung out. Estimate Value $1500-3000
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4 Assorted Grateful Dead Stickers Lot #87 (Sale Order 86 of 348) 4 Assorted Grateful Dead Stickers from the GD office in San Rafael, CA. Estimate: $200
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Grateful Dead 1972 Hollywood Bowl Poster Lot #88 (Sale Order 87 of 348) This is a rare original 1st print poster from the June 17, 1972 show by the Grateful Dead and NRPS, at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Due to the advancing chronic liver disease that Pigpen was slowly dying from, this turned out to be his last show. The central picture of the band was printed using a split-fountain method, which meant that each poster was a slightly different variant on the color spectrum, this one being an eye-catching psychedelic fuchsia to orange. The poster is in overall very good condition with a puncture in the top center surface which could be repaired or left as is. There are a few staple holes and a couple of other surface abrasions here and there, which do not detract from the beauty of this poster. These are hard to find and sell for well over $1000 in mint condition when available. This is in B- condition, all things considered, and would be a very nice addition to any collection. Dimensions: 16 7/8" L x 21 7/8" H. Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead 1972 Europe Tour Book, London Lot #89 (Sale Order 88 of 348) An original 1972 Grateful Dead European tour book from London from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, CA. Estimate: $500
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2 Grateful Dead Oakland 1979/Boulder 1980 Programs Lot #90 (Sale Order 89 of 348) BOULDER: Original 1st printing 7&7/8 x 10&5/8" 16-page newsprint concert program for the Grateful Dead appearing with Warren Zevon at Folsom Field on the campus of the University of Colorado in Boulder on 6/7/1980. Cover design by Jerry Kruger, thin newsprint program is in excellent (B+) condition; a light degree of toning/spotting/surface wear on the outer cover, but the program is completely intact- no missing pages, doodles or the usual amount of inspired embellishment usually associated with items from this era. Lots of neat local ads, band bios and a full-page center spread for the Telluride Bluegrass Festival and more. OAKLAND: Original 1st printing 8&1/2 x 11" 4-page (bi-fold) concert program for the Grateful Dead appearing in a benefit for "Rock for Life-End Environmental Cancer", held at the Oakland (CA) Coliseum on 2/17/1979. Cover design by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley, medium flat index stock program is in good to very good (B to B/B+) condition; a pair of semi-soft vertical bends in the left and right-center of the image (top to bottom edge), a light to moderate degree of toning/spotting/surface wear/handling and a tiny tear in the right center margin, but the program is otherwise fine; completely intact- no missing pages, pen scratch or the usual amount of psychedelically-enhanced embellishments usually associated with items from Dead concerts. *This show marked the final performance of Keith and Donna Godchaux with the Grateful Dead. Estimate: $300
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1976 SF Area Small Poster with Grateful Dead, ZZ Top, Frampton, Santana, Lynyrd, Skynyrd Lot #91 (Sale Order 90 of 348) SF area Flyer circ.1976 containing Grateful Dead. 8.5"x14" large flyer containing promotion of the Grateful Dead at Winterland June 7-9. Estimate Value $1100-1200
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Phil & Friends Gov't Mule Denver 2003 Poster, Signed and Numbered by Artist Lot #92 (Sale Order 91 of 348) Phil & Friends, Gov't Mule Denver 2003 poster. Concert poster for Phil & Friends and Gov't Mule on November 14-16 2003 at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Estimated Value: $300-400
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Dylan & the Dead Custom Denim Vest Lot #93 (Sale Order 92 of 348) A Dylan & The Dead custom denim vest from Summer Tour 1987 in size 40R given to Grateful Dead tour staff and employees. Estimate: $750
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Rick Griffin Original "Leaf Police" Pencil Sketch Lot #94 (Sale Order 93 of 348) Rick Griffin original "Leaf Police" pencil sketch artworks in custom frame. Rick was obsessed with what he believed was the inevitable future, the full complete unrestricted legalization and commercialization of marijuana in the United States. From his Can-A-Bliss and Puff of Kief posters and other artworks, Rick was horrified at what he viewed as an ever growing Police State for the rich to profit from the poor and viewed this as one of society's largest ongoing injustices. This series of "leaf police" artworks were created in response to President Reagan's "War on Drugs" speech, which Rick knew would vastly increase the prison population. Dimensions framed: 19.25" X 12". Estimate: $2500
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Rick Griffin Unnamable Poster Lot #95 (Sale Order 94 of 348) Rick Griffin Unnamable poster that has been rolled in a tube for the last several years, probably since shortly after it was printed judging from its condition. Rick started this piece and waited for inspiration or a concert poster gig to provide a basis to continue and finish it, and as it sat on his board month after month people began to ask what it was, and if it had a name. Let's just say that this was not his favorite piece, and once when the neighbor lady saw it and asked what it was called, Rick immediately replied "It's called Unnamable ma'am." and that is how it finally got its name. Dimensions: app 23" X 34.75". Estimate: $250
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Rick Griffin's Family Dog Logo Production Film Lot #96 (Sale Order 95 of 348) Rick Griffin's working Family Dog logo film used in the production of Family Dog posters in the late 1960's and early 1970's. This was recovered from the top right drawer of his desk that was recovered in his Newport Beach, CA office in September, 1991. Dimensions: 6.5" X 7.5". Framed: 10" X 11". Estimate: $2000-3000
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Rick Griffin Original The Last Supper Gospel Band Lot #97 (Sale Order 96 of 348) Rick Griffin original pen & ink of The Last Supper Gospel Band featuring the apostles as Grateful Dead band members and Jerry Garcia as Jesus. Dimensions: 12.5" X 20" Framed: 14" X 21.5". Estimate: $1500-3000
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FD-40 Hippie Santa 1966 Grateful Dead Poster Lot #98 (Sale Order 97 of 348) Grateful Dead 1966 Family 1st Printing Dog FD-40 "Hippie Santa" Moscoso Avalon Concert Poster Original 1st and ONLY printing concert poster for the Grateful Dead appearing with Moby Grape and the Steve Miller Blues Band at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, CA on 12/23-24/1966 with art by Victor Moscoso in B/B+ condition. Dimensions: 14.1/8" X 19.7/8". Estimate: $500-700
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2 Capitol Theater GD Handbills, 1970 Lot #99 (Sale Order 98 of 348) HANDBILL #1:Original 1st printing postcard-backed concert handbill for the 3/6-4/11/1970 schedule of Howard Stein-presented shows at the Capitol Theatre in Portchester, NY (Westchester County); acts listed include: Grand Funk Railroad (with the Blues Magoos hand-written in black pen, 3/6-7, Mountain 3/13-14, the Grateful Dead and Catfish with the New Riders of the Purple Sage- unlisted, 3/20-21, Jefferson Airplane and Roxy 3/24, Country Joe & the Fish with the Steve Miller Band and Hamilton Face 3/27-28, Ten Years After with Stone the Crows 4/3-4 and Johnny Winter with Taj Mahal 4/10-11. Dimensions: 5.5" X 11". This handbill is in very good B+ condition; only a trio of tiny staple holes just to the left of "Grand", a stray surface smudge or two and a trace of handling, otherwise it's a fantastic-looking example of an uber-scarce New York-area Dead handbill from 1970. HANDBILL #2: Original 1st printing 5 x 17" thin paper double-sided handbill for the 6/19-7/8/1970 schedule of Howard Stein-presented shows at the Capitol Theatre in Portchester, NY (Westchester County). Acts listed include: Grand Funk Railroad with Mott the Hoople and the Kinks 6/19-20, the Grateful Dead with the New Riders of the Purple Sage- unlisted, 6/24, Traffic featuring Steve Winwood with Silver Metre and Swallow 6/26-27 and Procol Harum 7/8; Thin flat stock handbill is in near mint B+ condition for a scarce New York-area Dead show from the recently re-opened Westchester rock theater. Dimensions: 5" X 17". Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead Philadelphia Civic Center Handbill Lot #100 (Sale Order 99 of 348) Grateful Dead Philadelphia Civic Center Handbill, 1974, original 1st printing concert handbill for the Grateful Dead appearing at the Philadelphia (PA) Civic Center on 8/4/1974 (second show added on 8/5). Art by Naomi Helene Gross, thin glossy stock handbill is in excellent (B+) condition; a soft horizontal center fold, a couple of ultra-tiny pin-prick surface spots and a stray pinch ding or two, otherwise fine. Very pretty mid-'70's Dead concert handbill from a small regional venue. Dimensions: 5.75" X 7.5". Estimate: $300
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SF Snack Poster and Ticket, 1975, Jerry Garcia, Neil Young, Bon Dylan, Santana, Joan Baez Lot #101 (Sale Order 100 of 348) 1975 S.F. SNACK poster and ticket. 11.75" x 21" poster and ticket stub for S.F. SNACK benefit concert on March 23, 1975 in Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park. Almost all of the Grateful Dead played that day, Bob Dylan made a surprise visit and played with Neil Young during his set, making this a great day of music. Estimated Value: $900-1000
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Grateful Dead "Daily Flash" Signed Poster Lot #102 (Sale Order 101 of 348) Grateful Dead "Daily Flash" AOR-3.179 #898/1000 edition signed poster beautifully framed Grateful Dead, Daily Flash, Love-In, July 13, with the Collectors, The Painted Ship and Dante's Inferno at the Vancouver B.C. Agrodome July 14-15, 1967 in custom museum quality frame. This is from the 1991 signed and numbered edition of 1000. Frame: 24 3/8" X 32". Estimate: $1500
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Lot of 2 Old Grateful Dead Stickers, RamRod Handbill, Insert Lot #103 (Sale Order 102 of 348) Lot of 2 old Grateful Dead stickers and information insert with RamRod handbill. Estimate Value:$150
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Grateful Dead Roll Over and Play Live Warner, Approx Circa 1969 Lot #104 (Sale Order 103 of 348) Grateful Dead, Roll Over and Play Live, album promo and concert blank poster, 15.5" x 29.25". Handling rumples. Estimated Value: $750-1200
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Phil Lesh & Friends Warfield Poster, 1999, Signed Lot #105 (Sale Order 104 of 348) Phil Lesh Signed Phil Lesh & Friends Warfield June 4 & 5, 1999 concert poster. 13" x 19". Very slight wear to corners. Estimated Value: $400-500
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Terrapin Crossroads Grate Room Gala Poster, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Jackie Greene Lot #106 (Sale Order 105 of 348) Terrapin Crossroads Grate Room Gala Poster. Poster for concert by Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Jackie Greene, Joe Russo and Jeff Chimenti on November 29, 2012 at the Terrapin Crossroads. Est Value: $150
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Grateful Dead Band Signed The Dead 2009 Tour Poster Lot #107 (Sale Order 106 of 348) Band Signed The Dead 2009 Tour poster. Tour poster signed by Lesh, Kreutzmann, Hart, Weir, Jeff Chimenti and Warren Haynes for charity. Est Value: $500
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Grateful Dead Telluride Poster, Telluride, 1987 Lot #108 (Sale Order 107 of 348) Original poster for Grateful Dead concerts on August 15 and 16, 1987 at Town Park in Telluride Colorado. Poster designed and signed in red ink by Jack Rajca, measures 11x17" on heavy poster stock and is in mint condition. (Estimated range: $100 - $200).
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Original Grateful Dead Shakedown Street T-Shirt Lot #109 (Sale Order 108 of 348) An original unworn Grateful Dead Shakedown Street T-shirt in size Large, flawless brand new condition. Estimate: $250-500
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Rick Griffin's Original Pacific Vibrations Poster Lot #110 (Sale Order 109 of 348) Rick Griffin's personal copy of the movie poster Pacific Vibrations that he starred in, found in the drawer of his desk under a pile of old bills, etc. and was never used or displayed. 27" X 41" one sheet. Estimate: $1500
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Grateful Dead "King Kong" MSG Poster, 1988 Lot #111 (Sale Order 110 of 348) Original 16.5x24"poster for Grateful Dead September 14-16, 18-20, 22-23, 1988 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Art by Jackson, printed on thin glossy stock. (Estimated range: $150-$250).
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JGB Cats Under the Stars Arista Promo Poster, 1978 Lot #112 (Sale Order 111 of 348) Arista Records commercial promotion poster for Jerry Garcia Band's 1978 Cats Under the Stars Album Release. Measures 33.25x23.25", stored rolled and is in excellent condition. (Estimated range $75).
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Grateful Dead/Santana Las Vegas Poster, 1991 Lot #113 (Sale Order 112 of 348) Original Elsa Bouman designed concert poster for the two Grateful Dead and Santana shows at the Sam Boyd Silver Bowl at University of Nevada at Las Vegas on April 27-8, 1991. The poster is catalogued as BGP04, measures 13x19" and is printed on thick glossy translucent stock - poster shows skeletal hand when held up to the light. With the frame, the total dimensions are17.75x28.25". (Estimated range: $200-$300).
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Lot of 8 Grateful Dead Related Buttons Lot #114 (Sale Order 113 of 348) Lot of 8 Grateful Dead Related Buttons. Est Value: $250-350
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Band Signed, S Kimock, J Molo, Barraco, J Mattson, B Strickland Phil Lesh & Friends Poster, 1999 Lot #115 (Sale Order 114 of 348) Band Signed, S Kimock, J Molo, Barraco, J Mattson, B Strickland Phil Lesh & Friends Poster, 1999. October 7-9 1999 poster, 19" x 13". Est Value: $800
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Grateful Dead Movie Poster from the GD Office Lot #116 (Sale Order 115 of 348) Grateful Dead Movie Poster from the May 30, 1977 release by Gary Gutierrez- 2004 Commemorative edition from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions: 22" X 28". Estimate: $300
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John Kahn's 1989 JGB Laminate Lot #117 (Sale Order 116 of 348) This is John Kahn's laminate from the JGB 1988 tour given to owner by his wife Linda Kahn in 1995. Estimate: $500
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Rick Griffin Victor Moscoso Art Show Flyer Lot #118 (Sale Order 117 of 348) Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso art show flyer featuring Murphy surfing out of a vagina chased by angry sperm! This was Rick's personal copy from his studio on First Street in Santa Ana. Dimensions: 11" X 17". Estimate: $1000-2000
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Grateful Dead "Trip or Ski" Poster, 1968 Lot #119 (Sale Order 118 of 348) First printing, mint condition poster designed by Robert Fried for "the Food" promoting the February 22-24, 1968 Grateful Dead concerts in Kings Beach, California. The poster measures 14x22 inches and the image is catalogued as AOR 3.29. (Estimated range $350 - $500).
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Grateful Dead Spartan Stadium T-shirt, 1979 Lot #120 (Sale Order 119 of 348) An official 1979 Grateful Dead two-sided Spartan Stadium T-shirt in size small that was sold at the show in vintage condition. Estimate: $150
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3 1960's - 80's Grateful Dead Business Cards Lot #121 (Sale Order 120 of 348) A collection of the evolution of Grateful Dead business cards starting with the 1960's, the 1970's and the 1980's from the office on Lincoln Street in San Rafael. Estimate: $1500
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Grateful Dead East Coast Spring Poster, 1985 Lot #122 (Sale Order 121 of 348) Grateful Dead East Coast Spring 1985 poster. Byron Erwin designed GD 20th Anniversary poster for the 15 shows making up the east coast run from March 21- April 8, 1985. Poster has handling creases along with surface and edge damage. Est Value: $450
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Alan Esbrook The Dead Poster, 2009 Lot #123 (Sale Order 122 of 348) Alan Esbrook The Dead 2009 Poster. 11x17 small concert poster for The Dead at Rosemont IL May 4 and 5, 2009 signed by the artist, some wrinkles down the middle of the poster. Est Value $275-350
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Pink Rooster GD Poster - Uptown Theatre Lot #124 (Sale Order 123 of 348) You are looking at a rare original 1st print of the poster for the Grateful Dead’s three day run at the Uptown Theatre in Chicago, IL on Feb 26-28 198. Oh, to be back at some shows at the Uptown, a converted movie palace that held about 4,500 fans. This particular poster came to be known to collectors as the “Little Red Rooster,” but is often mistakenly referred to as the “Little Pink Rooster,” due to the light coloration The story is the artists only had two colors of red ink for this job and they knew in advance that their little red rooster would end up rather pink. So as a late addition, a tag was added around the rooster’s neck stating: “I am a little red rooster.” It obviously didn’t completely work to settle the red/pink debate, but these posters all immediately sold out, and are one of the harder to find modern Grateful Dead prints due to the constant demand from the die-hard Chicago fan base. Dimensions: 18 15/16" L x 24 15/16" H. Estimate: $750
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Surfaris Punkline 45 rpm Record Sleeves, 1986 Lot #125 (Sale Order 124 of 348) Rick Griffin 1986 The Surfaris Punkline 45 rpm record sleeves. Set of four Rick Griffin designed 45 rpm record sleeves for the Surfari's 1986 single entitled "Punkline". (Estimated range: $80).
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JGB Electric Band San Diego Poster, 1986 Lot #126 (Sale Order 125 of 348) Original 11x13" poster for Jerry Garcia Electric Band May 23, 1986 at San Diego's California Theater. Artist is unknown. Condition is good. (Estimated range: $100 - 200).
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Grateful Dead 2nd Decadenal Field Trip Poster Lot #127 (Sale Order 126 of 348) Original Grateful Dead concert poster for their second of three once a decade "Field Trip" benefit shows for the Springfield Creamery at the Oregon County (nee: "Old Renaissance") Fairgrounds in Veneta, Oregon on August 28, 1982. Poster measures 18x25.5Ó, is catalogued as AOR 4.137, is in excellent condition and is custom matted and framed in coordinated wood under archival glass (total dimensions 25x32.5Ó) . (Estimated range $300 - $500).
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Grateful Dead Russelsheim Poster, Germany 1981 Lot #128 (Sale Order 127 of 348) Original Mike Scheller promoter poster for the Grateful Dead concert at the Walter Kobel Halle, in Russelsheim, West Germany on October 13, 1981. Measuring 33.5x24", poster design utilizes Larkins and Barsotti 1981 "Dead Set" album promotion artwork (similar to AOR4.240). Poster has been stored rolled. (Estimated range $300 - $500).
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Jerry Garcia Herbie Greene Signed Poster, 1972 Lot #129 (Sale Order 128 of 348) Original Warner Brothers black and white Herbie Greene photo promotional poster of Jerry Garcia seated and holding a switch-blade knife. This piece is signed by Herbie Greene and is framed in wood under glass. (Estimated range $300 - $400).
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Egypt T-shirt Worn by Jerry's Secretary Lot #131 (Sale Order 129 of 348) This is a genuine Egypt T-shirt actually worn at the shows by a GD office employee who went for the trip. Here is a real one folks! Estimate: $1000
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Airline Ticket to Grateful Dead Show in Egypt Lot #132 (Sale Order 130 of 348) An original 1978 Egypt Air airline ticket from Cairo to Aswan. Estimate: $400
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Grateful Dead Egypt Program, Signed by Jerry, 1978 Lot #133 (Sale Order 131 of 348) Egypt Concert Program September 14-16, 1978 - SIGNED BY JERRY GARCIA! Estimate: $4500-6000
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Mickey Hart’s 1978 Egypt laminate Lot #134 (Sale Order 132 of 348) Mickey Hart's Egypt concert laminate with Egyptian ministry of culture plastic sleeve. Estimate: $10,000-20,000
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1978 Grateful Dead Egypt Ticket Possible One-of-a-Kind Historical Artifact Lot #135 (Sale Order 133 of 348) The only 1978 Grateful Dead in Egypt concert ticket known to exist. Estimate: (Priceless)
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Owsley Stanley’s Egypt program & press release from shows Lot #136 (Sale Order 134 of 348) Owsley Stanley's personal Egypt program that actually went to Egypt and back that was acquired with his personal poster and travel itinerary. PLEASE DO NOT LICK THE PAPER! Estimate: $5000-8000
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Framed Egyptian Sphinx Oil Painting Signed by Artist Rick Griffin Lot #137 (Sale Order 135 of 348) This is “THE” Rick Griffin 1978 Original Oil Painting commissioned by Relix Magazine for the cover of their issue reporting on the Grateful Dead’s ground-breaking set of shows at the Sound and Light Theatre at the Great Pyramids in Gizeh, Egypt. Les Kippel, the founder and publisher of Relix, specifically wanted Rick to paint the cover art for that issue. Rick sent Les various work-ups, and Les being Les, had other changes and tweaks that he wanted made, including asking for more detail and recognizable facial expressions on the expedition team, which clearly shows Jerry Garcia as the central ‘archeologist’ on the dig. Eventually, Les must have been happy, as the painting made the cover. This painting is the final version used on that cover, and is the most highly detailed of Griffin’s Egypt Relix series. It has been beautifully custom-framed with museum quality materials. Dimensions: Framed 21 3/8" L x 27 3/8" H. Estimate: $35,000
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1978 Grateful Dead Egypt poster s/by Jerry Garcia Lot #138 (Sale Order 136 of 348) Egypt Poster Signed by Jerry Garcia Est Value: $4000-6000
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Owsley Stanley's Personally Signed Egypt Poster, Double Signed by Stanley and Kelley Lot #139 (Sale Order 137 of 348) Owsley Stanley's "The Bear" own SIGNED 1978 Egypt poster (that actually went to Egypt and back) that is featured and photographed in the accompanying book "Truckin with the Dead" written in 1984 by cultural historian Robert Nichols. This poster from the sale that produced the two record breaking hand painted Fillmore Acid Test posters that Owsley had also signed at the time and is also signed by artist Alton Kelley on the lower right side making this a very rare double-signed poster. Dimensions: 29.5" X 20.5" Framed: 39" X 29.25". Estimate: $50,000
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Grateful Dead European Tour Poster from the Grateful Dead Office Lot #140 (Sale Order 138 of 348) An original Mouse/Kelley 1978 Grateful Dead European Tour poster from the archive in the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, unsigned. This is for someone who wants concrete provenance as a historical Grateful Dead document more than a decorative poster for their wall. Dimensions: 30" X 20". Estimate: $5000-7500
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Grateful Dead Egypt Uncut Printers Proof, 1978 Lot #141 (Sale Order 139 of 348) There are three different Grateful Dead "Egypt" posters. The original is the rarest, and uncut printer's progressive proof 1st print Egypt posters are the most rare and desirable of them all. Kelley again used this image for the cancelled London show at the Rainbow Ballroom poster, and finally for the 1978 Grateful Dead's European tour poster. This is a stunning example of one of Kelley's most recognized Grateful Dead posters, and progressive printer's proof sets the rarest examples to be found. Dimensions: 23" x 31". Estimate: $1000-2500
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Peter Max Grateful Dead Spring Tour Poster, 1988 Lot #142 (Sale Order 140 of 348) Original 1st printing tour-blank concert poster for the 1988 Spring US Tour by the Grateful Dead with art by Peter Max. Framed. 25.5" X 35.5". Estimate: $2000-4000
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Grateful Dead 1st Print Ventura County Fairground Lot #143 (Sale Order 141 of 348) Grateful Dead original 1st printing cardboard boxing-style concert poster for the Grateful Dead appearing at the Ventura County California Fairgrounds on July 21-22, 1984. This is one of the rarer Bill Graham Presents heavy cardboard boxer's. Dimensions: 14" X 22". Estimate: $1000-2500
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BG-133 Rick Griffin Who/Grateful Dead 'The Bloom' Poster, Signed by Alton Kelley Lot #144 (Sale Order 142 of 348) Original 1st printing BG 133 "Bloom" 28.5x22" concert poster for the Who, James Cotton Blues Band and Magic Sam August 13-15, 1968, CCR, It's a Beautiful Day and Albert Collins August 16-18, 1968, the Grateful Dead, Kaleidoscope and Albert Collins August 20-22, 1968, and QMS, Spooky Tooth and Cold Blood August 23-25, 1968 in San Francisco. Art by Rick Griffin and Alton Kelley, Poster is signed by Alton Kelley. Index stock poster is in excellent condition (Estimated range: $500 - $800).
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Grateful Dead "Sugarcube" Manor Downs, 1982 Lot #145 (Sale Order 143 of 348) Original 1st printing 11.25 x 16.5" concert poster for the Grateful Dead at Manor Downs Racetrack in Austin, TX July 31, 1982. Art by Michael Priest, image is catalogued as AOR4.159. Medium glossy coated index stock poster is in excellent condition (Estimated range: $150 - $200).
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JGB Lunt-Fontanne NYC Poster, 1987 Lot #146 (Sale Order 144 of 348) Original 1st (silver ink version) printing 16 x 24" concert poster for the Jerry Garcia Acoustic and Electric Band at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York City from 10/15-31/1987. Design by Arlene Owsiechik with a photo by Herb Greene, medium-thick glossy coated index stock poster is in excellent condition. (Estimated range: $200 - $300).
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Grateful Dead Las Vegas Poster Signed, 1994 Lot #147 (Sale Order 145 of 348) Grateful Dead 1994 Las Vegas poster hand signed by Elsa Bouman with printing by Great Impressions, S.F. Poster in beautiful custom frame. Dimensions: 18.5" X 13". Framed: 26.5" X 21". Estimate: $400
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #148 (Sale Order 146 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Blue zip hoodie, "Deadhead" on left pocket. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #149 (Sale Order 147 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! GD Baseball tee, #94, stains on front, RB blood drops. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #150 (Sale Order 148 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Blue Polo, Rick Griffin Grateful Dead Skull. Small.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #151 (Sale Order 149 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Green Grateful Dead 1987 Wine Shirt, Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #152 (Sale Order 150 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Tie Dye Blue Grateful Dead Shirt, NYE 1988. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #153 (Sale Order 151 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! American Beauty, Small.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #154 (Sale Order 152 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Grateful Dead, Staff, Shoreline. #10/87. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #155 (Sale Order 153 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! JGB Hawaii 1990. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #156 (Sale Order 154 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Griffin Skyll Top Hat. XL.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #157 (Sale Order 155 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! PUR NYE 1983/84. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #158 (Sale Order 156 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! JGB - The Band - Sierra SUn Music Fest - ICE. Small.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #159 (Sale Order 157 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! GD/GE Bringing Good Things To Life. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #160 (Sale Order 158 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! GD Rekoning. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #161 (Sale Order 159 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Grateful Dead Year of the Hare. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #162 (Sale Order 160 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Grateful Dead Rekoning Logo Variant. Small.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #163 (Sale Order 161 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Sweatshirt - Evening Star - 1990 Arizona
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #164 (Sale Order 162 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Grateful Dead Staff, NYE San Francisco. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #165 (Sale Order 163 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! GD 1987 US Dream Tour - Night of the Living Deadheads. Large.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #166 (Sale Order 164 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Grateful Dead Mardi Gras 1986. Small.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #167 (Sale Order 165 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Polo, Standord Dead. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #168 (Sale Order 166 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! JGB 1992. XL.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #169 (Sale Order 167 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Griffin Surfer Skeletons. Medium.
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GDP Woman's Employee Owned Closet Liberation Party Lot #170 (Sale Order 168 of 348) Grouping of excellent, off the beaten path, original, used, worn and torn (some may be) shirts, hoodies, and sweaters, from a decade long GDP office employee. She's moving and has no more closet space for items she no longer wears! The majority were worn at the shows indicated and only worn to work a few times after. They have remained hanging in a closet or packed away ever since. Some you know well, others you have never seen before, all direct from San Rafael office employees who went to the shows! Griffin, Aoxomoxoa. Small.
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Grateful Dead New Year's Posters and Ticket, 1987 Lot #171 (Sale Order 169 of 348) 1987 Grateful Dead Chinese New Year silkscreen concert poster for January 28 - 30, 1987 at SF Civic Auditorium signed by designers Vegetable & Erika 18x22"; - 1989-1990 NYE Grateful Dead at Oakland Coliseum Arena ticket; - 1991-1992 BGP 50 "Desk" poster
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Grateful Dead "The Game" Rare Board Game- Unused Lot #172 (Sale Order 170 of 348) Excellent Grateful Dead board game - The Game - never used, still in original factory plastic. Hard to find! Est Value $50.
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Grateful Dead Blue Cheer Rick Griffin First Printing Concert Poster Lot #173 (Sale Order 171 of 348) Grateful Dead Blue Cheer Rick Griffin First Printing Concert Poster. This is a very rare first printing and printed by Rick Griffin.
Estimate: $1500-2000
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GD Rick Griffin Framed Laughing Raven Poster, 1973 Lot #174 (Sale Order 172 of 348) Original 1st printing 14x22" 1973 poster for the Grateful Dead, featuring the laughing raven from the "Wake of the Flood" album. Art by Rick Griffin, poster was printed and distributed by Rick Griffin's California Graphics Exchange. Vellum stock poster is in excellent condition. This poster has been custom framed in wood under glass (total dimensions 20x28"). (Estimated range $500 - $700).
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Grateful Dead Santa Fe Larkins Poster, 1982 Lot #175 (Sale Order 173 of 348) Original 1st printing 16 x 21.125" concert poster for the Grateful Dead appearing at the Santa Fe, NM Downs Racetrack on 10/17/1982. Designed and signed in silver ink by Dennis Larkins, image is catalogued as AOR4.153. This is the edition that was sold at the show, with the bottom 3.325" (ticket outlet area) machine-trimmed off. Medium-thick glossy-coated index stock poster is in excellent condition. (Estimated range: $300 - 400).
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BG-136 BG-136 Rick Griffin Torch Heart Poster signed Lot #176 (Sale Order 174 of 348) Original SIGNED 1st printing Rick Griffin BG-136 "Heart and Torch" concert poster for Janis Joplin's Big Brother & the Holding Company with Santana and the Chicago Transit Authority at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco on 9/12-14/1968. This is a stunning piece! Dimensions: 14" X 22". One very small stain is visible on the left edge 4-5 inches up from the bottom. No other damage or signs of wear to corners, edges or any other areas of the poster are visible. Estimate: $1500
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Ben & Jerry's Jerry Garcia Bobble Head Lot #177 (Sale Order 175 of 348) Ben & Jerry's Limited Jerry Garcia Bobble Head!
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Poster and Laminate Set for Furthur NYE 2009, Phil Lesh, Bob Weir Lot #178 (Sale Order 176 of 348) Poster and laminate set for Furthur New Year's Eve 2009. 16" x 23" poster and 2.75" x 4.75" laminate for Furthur's New Year's Eve shows December 30 and 31, 2009. Estimated Value: $675
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Herring & Kreutzmann Signed and Numbered by Artist THE DEAD Colorado Concert Poster Lot #179 (Sale Order 177 of 348) Jimmy Herring and Bill Kreutzmann signed The Dead Colorado poster. Biffle designed concert poster for Red Rocks June 15-20, 2004 shows. Est Value: $400-500
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Phil Lesh & Friends at The Beacon Signed Poster Lot #180 (Sale Order 178 of 348) Band signed poster, Phil & Friends, Beacon Theatre 2003. 15" x 22" Cygnus designed poster for Phil Lesh & Friends at The Beacon Theater, NYC, December 2-5, 2003, signed by all five members of the band, Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, John Molo, Rob Barraco. Estimated Value: $500-600
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Phil Lesh & Friends with Bob Weir NYC poster, 9/11 NYC Benefit Concert, Autographed by Phil and Bob Lot #181 (Sale Order 179 of 348) Phil Lesh & Friends with Bobby Weir NYC poster. 19" x 13" Phil Lesh & Friends with Bobby Weir, December 3, 2001, New York City poster signed by both Phil Lesh and Bobby Weir. Estimated Value: $475
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The Rhythm Devils Poster, 1981 Lot #182 (Sale Order 180 of 348) The Rhythm Devils poster, MICKY HART PHIL LESH AND BILL KRUETZMAN, 14" x 18", no artist credit. Charlie Magoo Productions at The Marin Civic Center, Marin, California, February 13 and 14, 1981. Est Value: $275
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Phil Lesh & Friends Benefit Unbroken Chain, 1998, Autographed by the Band Lot #183 (Sale Order 181 of 348) Phil Lesh & Friends poster, 13" x 19", A Benefit for the Unbroken Chain Foundation. David Fremont poster from A Benefit for the Unbroken Chain Foundation, March 26, 1998 at The Fillmore in San Francisco, autographed by the band: Scott Amendola Stan Franks Gary Lambert Phil Lesh Bobby Strickland Vince Welnick. Est Value: $800
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Jerry Garcia “Bluegrass Musician” Artist’s Proof A/P Print Colored in Pencil Signed by Stanley Mouse Lot #184 (Sale Order 182 of 348) Jerry Garcia “Bluegrass Musician” Artist’s Proof A/P print colored in pencil and signed by Stanley Mouse with old school COA in pristine condition. Dimensions: 9 1/8" L x 11 5/8" H.
Estimate: $5500-7500
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Grateful Dead Barney on Bass Robbi Cohn Photo, 1993 Lot #185 (Sale Order 183 of 348) 3x5" Robbi Cohn Photo from Grateful Dead concert at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY on April 1, 1993 depicting Barney the Purple Dinosaur on Bass. (Estimated range: $30 - $50).
ROBBI COHN
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Grateful Dead Concert Poster Lot #186 (Sale Order 184 of 348) Original first printing, Grateful Dead Concert Poster. Est Value $950-1200
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“Grateful Dead Records” 1973 "From the Mars Hotel" Side B Steel Record Pressing Plates Lot #187 (Sale Order 185 of 348) We originally thought that these were the original “Grateful Dead Records” 1973 "Wake of the Flood" steel record pressing plates that were rescued from the flooded basement of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, then moved to Rock Scully’s duplex in Hepburn Heights that he and Jerry were evicted and these were recovered with the few surviving copies. However noted Grateful Dead tape and vinyl expert spotted this and informed us that this is really the B side of From the Mars Hotel and that the numbers prove this.
Not shown but included is a blue label commercial copy of the pressing plate that another consignor had taken from the box containing these acetates and production pieces at the same time who recognized that their piece belonged to the other lot and they happily reunited these pieces after all these years.
Steel pressing plates are one of a kind artifacts from the Grateful Dead office and are among the rarest historical artifacts in this collection. Estimate $10,000-15000
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Jerry Garcia Band Hawaii Earth Day Concert, 1990 Lot #188 (Sale Order 186 of 348) An exceptionally rare Jerry Garcia Band Earth Day Concert, Sunday May 20, 1990 - Hilo Civic Auditorium Bill Graham Presents - Bob Peyton Entertainment poster. A record store owner in Kona who was at this show reports that there were only about 50 of these posters printed as it was a small show in a small venue making this a very hard poster to even research. Estimate: $1000-1500
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Pair of German October 1990 concert Calendar Handbills, Grateful Dead, Black Sabbath, David Bowie Lot #189 (Sale Order 187 of 348) Set of two Berlin Germany concert promoter calendar handbills listing Grateful Dead, Black Sabbath, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Billy Joel, Aerosmith, and Iron Maiden concerts at the International Congress Centrum on October 19 and 20, 1990. Est Value : $800-900
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2 Grateful Dead Equipment Road Cases Used on Stage Lot #190 (Sale Order 188 of 348) Two original Grateful Dead equipment road cases from the 1990's in original working condition. These are super heavy duty cases - built to last. Dimensions: 23.5" L x 18 1/2" W x 42 1/2" H each. Estimate: $3500
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Jerry Garcia Litho, Original and Uncut #2 Lot #191 (Sale Order 189 of 348) Original uncut Jerry Garcia printer's "proof" sheet # 2 of eight well-known early artworks! This is the second of two uncut printers "proof" sheets of eight well known early Jerry Garcia artworks printed "8-up" prior to cutting into individual art prints to sign and number and features these desirable images: Figaro,
Bluegrass Musician, Saddam, Marshland, Butterfly Study, Fox Trot TH 4 Romeo Cry Baby Circus, Mixmaster, Danse; and the combined values of these prints if cut and individually signed and numbered would be hard to calculate actually, but it would obviously be a five figure sum. This is for a Jerry Garcia art fan who just wants to enjoy six of his most famous and desirable artworks for their artistic and historical value alone. Estimate: $6500 COA Included. |
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Leather Briefcase with Jerry Garcia Silk Design Lot #192 (Sale Order 190 of 348) There were only 300 of these ever made and were supposed to be given to sales reps when the J. Garcia line of ties first came out, but most were given away as presents instead. These were never produced for the public, nor were these ever offered for commercial sale. It's all leather except for the silk fabric designed by Jerry. There were only a few of the tie designs chosen to make the brief cases. This one is one of the coolest colors. It has combination locks. Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 18" x 13". Estimate: $1000
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Jerry Garcia Band Electric on the Eel French's Camp Poster Lot #193 (Sale Order 191 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band Electric on the Eel French's Camp large poster. 8.5'x14' large flyer for JGB presented by BGP and the Hogfarm on August 29, 1987. Estimated Value: $1100-1400
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Bobby Weir and Stevie Ray Vaughn Rare Austin Texas Concert Poster Lot #194 (Sale Order 192 of 348) Very rare Bobby and Midnights Stevie Ray at Manor Downs, Texas concert poster, first printing. Estimated Value: $1500-2000
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Grateful Dead Fully Autographed 1989 Glossy Promo Photo Lot #195 (Sale Order 193 of 348) ORIGINAL 7&7/8 x 9&7/8" HAND-SIGNED (BY JERRY GARCIA, BOB WEIR, PHIL LESH, MICKEY HART, BILL KREUTZMANN and BRENT MYDLAND (IN BLACK SHARPIE MARKER) G.D. PRODUCTIONS GLOSSY PROMOTIONAL PHOTO (BY KEN FRIEDMAN) FOR THE "BUILT TO LAST" ALBUM/TOUR.
THIS ORIGINAL PROMO PHOTO WAS A GIFT GIVEN FROM LONG-TIME DEAD FAN (AND BASKETBALL LEGEND) BILL WALTON (WHO ADDED, "HEY MIKE-THANX!) TO A CHIROPRACTOR FRIEND IN LATE 1989/EARLY 1990. ONE OF BRENT MYDLAND'S LAST/FINAL HAND-SIGNED ITEMS.
Estimate $3500-5000
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1968 Grateful Dead Preservation Jazz Band Poster Lot #196 (Sale Order 194 of 348) Grateful Dead, Sons of Champlin and Preservation Hall Jazz Band at the Fillmore West Oct. 30, 1968 rare and unusual double-sided Bill Graham Fillmore poster. This is not one of the Bill Graham numbered poster series because he did not have time to produce a regular poster for this last minute show. The Grateful Dead had previously played with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and the Sons of Champlin previously at their August 30-31 and September 1, 1968 Fillmore show that is known as BG-134 by artist Lee Conklin. This is in the top 20 extremely rare and hard to find Grateful Dead Bill Graham posters from the sixties. Dimensions: 14" X 10.5". Estimate: $7500-10,000
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Jerry Garcia Band "Run for the Roses" Test Press Lot #197 (Sale Order 195 of 348) "Run for the Roses" is the second and last studio album the Jerry Garcia Band made, and includes three Garcia/Hunter songs and one by Garcia, Hunter and John Kahn recorded September - December 1981 and released in November of 1982. Test pressings are the first vinyl discs made at the factory. They are produced in small quantities (usually under 5 copies) to evaluate the quality of the disc before mass production begins and are rare as hell and not to be confused with "white label promo's". Estimate: $5,000
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19 Bob Dylan and Phil Lesh & Friends Posters, 2000 Lot #198 (Sale Order 196 of 348) Group lot of 19 Bob Dylan and Phil Lesh & Friends Tour posters spanning June 25, 2000 through November 18, 2000. This group represents one poster from every show on this 2000 tour in other words, a complete set. Est Value $2000
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Mouse's Original Art Golden Road Poster AOR 2.192 Lot #199 (Sale Order 197 of 348) One of the crowning jewels of our auction event is Stanley Mouse’s original artwork for the 1966 Golden Road to Unlimited Devotion Grateful Dead Fan Club poster with photo by Herb Greene shown in the Art of Rock book on page 187 referenced as AOR 2.192. This is the poster that introduced the Grateful Dead to people around the country before they’d even left San Francisco, and was the start of a vast national and later international network of tribes of followers created by newsletters and mailings that gave advance notice of tours, album releases, and other news – a community that still exists. Stanley said that all he was told was they wanted a Fan Club poster and that was it. He got a nice photo from Herb Green to use and built everything around it, imagining that he was the most devoted fan of theirs in the entire world. In his vision he saw Dead Heads as Tibetan monks in Tibet who find true enlightenment and happiness on their own golden roads of unlimited devotion – a fair connection to the spiritual nature at the base of much Dead Head-ism. This piece is one of founding pieces of the Grateful Dead family history and perhaps the most historically significant item in the auction. Please note that all proceeds for the sale of this masterpiece will go directly to Stanley, a standing agreement with the auction house in place for well over a year now. It is near and dear to Stanley’s heart and after an hour of deliberation he said to make the opening bid $420,000. In light of record auction prices for other music related iconic artworks Stanley thinks that a fair and accurate auction estimate for this piece is… $1,500,000 The staff at Donley Auctions have asked that serious inquiries for this artwork please contact Stanley directly at his studio.
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FD-26-2 Hand painted orig 1966 s/by Mouse/Kelley poster Lot #200 (Sale Order 198 of 348) The moment when Stanley Miller and Alton Kelley first saw the drawing of a skeleton and roses (in a copy of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam at the San Francisco Public Library) is one of the classic moments of Grateful Dead synchronicity, ever. As Kelley said, “Look at this, Stanley. Is this the Grateful Dead or is this the Grateful Dead?” It was, as Jerry Garcia remarked, “perfect.” They took the image, added lettering and framework decoration, and shazam, had not only a Family Dog poster but also an image that would serve the Grateful Dead for the duration. This piece is Stanley’s black and white variant from the ink test run on the plate. It was his and Kelley’s pattern to keep two or three of these for themselves, a few of which they signed and later traded to one another. After 49 years in storage, Stanley decided this anniversary year would be a good time to hand embellish his original silkscreen. Because it was painted only last fall, the colors are far sharper and more vibrant than the original. This original poster bears “The Bindweed Press San Francisco” credit in corner and is the one known in Eric King’s poster guide. It was printed on vellum stock. The original print run as well as the second “OP-2” printing both bear “The Bindweed Press San Francisco” credits and are both printed on velum stock. Please note that like several other items in this auction all proceeds for the sale of this masterpiece will go directly to Stanley, a standing agreement with the auction house in place for well over a year now. Stanley has set a reserve of this one-of-a-kind piece at $25,000. In light of recent sales, a sane fair-market estimate today is $66,000.
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Skeleton and Roses Poster, signed by Mouse Lot #201 (Sale Order 199 of 348) Skeleton and Roses Poster, signed by Mouse. 21 7/8" x 27 7/8" H. Est Value $500-1000
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Mouse Original Europe Tour Signed Poster, 1981 Lot #202 (Sale Order 200 of 348) Stanley Mouse's Grateful Dead original 1981 Europe Tour signed poster This is Stanley Mouse's personal Grateful Dead original 1981 Europe Tour signed poster by him in the classic old school running mouse style of the era.
Please note: Stanley would like to inform everyone that his original ‘Europe 81’ watercolor painting (30” X 22”) was stolen in 2000 in a well-documented NYC theft. He would appreciate any information regarding its whereabouts and safe return. Thank you. Dimensions: 21 7/8"L x 27 7/8" H. Estimate: $1500-2000] COA Included. |
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Mouse Fall 1989, LIS Album Art Oil Painting & CD Lot #203 (Sale Order 201 of 348) Stanley Mouse Fall 1989: The Long Island Sound original album artwork oil painting w/unopened 6 CD set In 2013 the family of Jerry Garcia produced a 6-CD boxed set of two previously unreleased Jerry Garcia Band complete performances from September of 1989, including 9/5/89 at the Hartford Civic Center and 9/6/89 at the Nassau Coliseum. Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman opened for JGB on this tour and these recordings were included as well. Stanley Mouse was commissioned to do the cover art for this project and we are pleased to offer the original oil painting directly from Mouse Studios in Sebastopol, CA. Dimensions: 24" L x 29 7/8" H. Estimate: $75,000
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Mouse "Whiskey Skeleton and Guitar" Oil Painting Lot #204 (Sale Order 202 of 348) Stanley Mouse original "Whiskey Skeleton and Guitar" oil painting created as a potential concept art piece for an album cover project that never reached fruition. So instead Stanley kept this piece as a part of his personal collection. Dimensions: 24" L x 30" H. Estimate: $25,000
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"Boss Man Blotter", Framed Signed by Stanley Mouse Lot #205 (Sale Order 203 of 348) Boss Man Blotter in very cool deep black frame signed by Stanley Mouse This is the personal property of Stanley Mouse displayed in his studio in Sebastopol, CA. The blotter art edition of this print was limited to only 100 signed pieces and this is the one Mouse kept to display. Stanley says that: "Wes Wilson used an image by Jose Guadalupe Posada, a Mexican illustrator, on an Avalon Ballroom poster he did in 1966. I always liked this Posada image and the handbill hung over my potbellied stove. The same handbill still hangs in my studio all covered in soot. After looking at Wes Wilson's poster for many years I finally painted my own version of Posada's illustration". Dimensions: 15" L x 15" H. Estimate: $2,000
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FD-26 Grateful Dead hand colored silkscreen poster Lot #206 (Sale Order 204 of 348) Grateful Dead Stanley Mouse Hand Colored Poster. Framed 14 3/8" L x 20 3/8" H. Est Value $6,000-$7,500
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Stanley Mouse Original Hand Colored Pigpen Artwork Lot #207 (Sale Order 205 of 348) Original hand colored Pigpen artwork from the Workingman's Dead album direct from Mouse Studios in Sebastopol, CA. Dimensions: 8" X 10". Estimate: $2500
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Mouse "Bertha" Skeleton and Roses Concept, Signed Lot #208 (Sale Order 206 of 348) An original Stanley Mouse "Bertha" concept artwork used in the Mouse/Kelley FD-26 Skeleton and Roses 1966 Avalon Ballroom poster in pencil on paper signed. Dimensions: 11 9/16" L x 16 3/8" H. Estimate: $3500
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Stanley Mouse Hand Watercolor Skeleton & Lightning Lot #209 (Sale Order 207 of 348) A beautiful Stanley Mouse hand watercolor Skeleton and Roses print on watercolor paper originally created in 1996 for a series of art shows with The Backstage Rock Art Museum in St. Louis, Chicago and Evanston, IL featuring one of the largest Mouse signatures ever seen. Dimensions: 22" L x 29 7/8" H. Estimate: $ 3000
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Mouse Kelley Grateful Dead Avalon Ballroom Slikscreen Lot #210 (Sale Order 208 of 348) This is an exceptional high quality large format fine art hand-pressed limited edition full color silkscreen of the Mouse/Kelley classic FD-26 (Family Dog's 26th poster in their 1966 Avalon Ballroom concert series) on archival stock. This is simply the most stunning fine art 1966 Grateful Dead Skeleton & Roses lithographs ever produced. Dimensions: 30" X 40.5". Estimate: $7500
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Stanley Mouse #10/200 signed FD-21 "Earthquake" Lot #211 (Sale Order 209 of 348) Stanley's famous 1966 Avalon Ballroom Family Dog presents FD-21 Earthquake Bo Didley poster print hand signed #10/200. Dimensions: 20 1/8" L x 26 1/8" H. Estimated Value $3,000
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Stanley Mouse #10/200 Signed FD-31 "Daily Flash" Lot #212 (Sale Order 210 of 348) Stanley Mouse #10/200 signed FD-31 "Daily Flash"1966 Country Joe Avalon Ballroom poster print. Dimensions: 20 1/8" L x 26 1/8" H. Estimated Value $2500
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Stanley Mouse Oversized Family Dog "Zig-Zag" Lot #213 (Sale Order 211 of 348) Stanley Mouse oversized Family Dog 014 "Zig-Zag Man" Silkscreen Print. 1986 Stanley Mouse signed and numbered limited No. 10/200 silkscreen edition of FD14 design for the Big Brother and the Holding Company (with Janis Joplin) and Quicksilver Messenger Service on June 24 and 25, 1966 at the Avalon Ballroom. Framed. Estimated Value $2500
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FD-29 Lady with Green Hair Lg. Serigraph Mouse Lot #214 (Sale Order 212 of 348) Stanley Mouse oversized Family Dog "The Woman with the Green Hair" silkscreen Print. 1986 Stanley Mouse signed and numbered limited No. 10/200 silkscreen edition of FD29 design for Jim Kweskin Jug Band and Big Brother and the Holding Company (with Janis Joplin) shows October 7and 8, 1966 at the Avalon Ballroom. Framed. 20 1/8" x 26 1/8" H. Estimated Value $2500
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Stanley Mouse One More Saturday Night #53/100 print Lot #215 (Sale Order 213 of 348) Stanley Mouse Signed Limited No. 63/100 Edition "One More Saturday Night" print. 28 3/8" L x 33 1/4" H. Estimated Value $1250
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Stanley Mouse Mars Hotel A/P # 5/10 signed Lot #216 (Sale Order 214 of 348) Stanley Mouse Signed Artist Proof No. 5/10 Grateful Dead "Mars Hotel" print. 23 3/8" L x 34 1/4" H. Estimated Value $2200
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Small Grateful Dead Grand Rapids MI 1980 Poster Lot #217 (Sale Order 215 of 348) Small Grateful Dead Grand Rapids MI 1980 Poster. 11x17 concert poster for the Grateful Dead at the Grand Center on August 24 1980. Age patina, corner bends and 5 horizontal folds evident. Est Value $1200 - 1500
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Phil Lesh & Friends 2012 Poster, Signed Lot #218 (Sale Order 216 of 348) Phil Lesh signed Phil Lesh & Friends 2012 poster. Concert poster for the Phil Lesh & Friends twelve March and April, 2012 show run at the Terrapin Crossroads. Poster is signed in black ink by Phil Lesh Est Value: $375
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Jamaica World Music Festival Handbill, 1982, The Clash, Beach Boys, Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh Lot #219 (Sale Order 217 of 348) 1982 Jamaica World Music Festival handbill. 8.5x11 flyer for the three day Jamaica World Music Festival inaugurating the newly finished Bob Marley Music Theater Thanksgiving weekend 1982, including the Grateful Dead, the Clash, Beach Boys, Jimmy Cliff, Peter Tosh, Aretha Franklin and many, many more. The Grateful Dead didn't even go on stage until 6AM!! Est Value: $950-1200
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Grateful Dead "Reckoning" Signed Album Jerry Garcia Quote Lot #220 (Sale Order 218 of 348) Grateful Dead "Reckoning" signed album with JG quote. Signed by Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh. Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzman ad Brent Mydland
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Jerry Garcia SIGNED #90/150 Paintings, Drawings Lot #221 (Sale Order 219 of 348) A flawless SIGNED copy of Jerry Garcia's first art book, Paintings, Drawings & Sketches #90/150 that has never been opened or read. From the Amazon.com description: "Legendary counterculture icon and beloved Grateful Dead guitarist and vocalist Jerry Garcia was also a graphic artist of considerable talent. After attending the San Francisco Art Institute as a young man, he began to focus on music, but his passion for visual art never dimmed and he continued to sketch throughout his life. Although Jerry was once quoted as saying, "I hope no one takes them too seriously," these unique visual improvisations started receiving attention when they were exhibited and sold in the late '80s and early '90s. They are now owned by several major public and private collections. Estimate: $3500
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Rick Griffin Gospel of John Series Chapter 2 Art Lot #222 (Sale Order 220 of 348) Rick Griffin Gospel of John series Chapter 2 - "Water to Wine" original multimedia artwork signed with Rick's classic Cross signature. Dimensions: 9" X 10.75". Estimate $6500
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Phil Lesh Signed Tampa Bay Lightning Jersey, Presented to Phil when the Dead and Dylan played Tampa Lot #223 (Sale Order 221 of 348) Original Tampa Lightning hockey jersey presented to Phil Lesh when the Dead and Bob Dylan played the St Times Pete Forum in Tampa, its has Lesh on the back. Phil Lesh has autographed both the front and back so it can framed whichever way you want. Only one to exist. Adult XL. Estimate: $3000
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Rick Griffin Grateful Dead European Tour Leather Bag, Logo by Rick Griffin, Not for Sale Lot #224 (Sale Order 222 of 348) A one of a kind custom leather Rick Griffin "Without a Net" 1990 European Tour 16" X 12" shoulder bag with an unused shoulder strap presented to the band by a long time merchandise supplier at the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. These were given to the band and employees, this one belonged to Ram Rod! Estimate: $900
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Pig Pen Color Photo 1/200 signed by Gene Anthony Lot #225 (Sale Order 223 of 348) Pig Pen Color Photo 1/200 signed by Gene Anthony. Dimensions: 11" x 14" . Estimate $1,000
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Rick Griffin printed signature Grateful Dead Berkeley poster Lot #226 (Sale Order 224 of 348) Rick Griffin Grateful Dead at the Berkeley Community Theater on 10/27-11/3/1984 with very early printed signature in ink. Dimensions: 18" X 23". Estimate: $1000
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Rick Griffin’s own 1971 B&W John Van Hamersveld photo Lot #227 (Sale Order 225 of 348) An excellent early black and white photograph of Rick Griffin by fellow artist John Van Hamersveld in a custom frame. Dimensions: 18" X 12". Framed: 25.25" X 21.25". Estimate: $1500
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Grateful Dead Original 1st Print Manor Downs, 1981 Lot #228 (Sale Order 226 of 348) Original 1st print concert poster for the Grateful Dead appearing at Manor Downs Racetrack in Austin, TX on the 4th of July in 1981. Dimensions: 10.7/8" X 15". Estimate: $800-1000
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Grateful Dead Bob Dylan & Tom Petty 1986 East Lot #229 (Sale Order 227 of 348) The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 1986 Minneapolis, Buffalo, NYC, Akron, Washington D.C. Statue of Liberty original 1st print tour poster. Dimensions: 11'' X 17''. Estimate: 750-1000
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Mouse & Kelley Signed GDM Terrapin Printers Proof, Grateful Dead Terrapin Station Artist Proof Lot #230 (Sale Order 228 of 348) Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley signed GDM Terrapin Station Museum printer's proof. 1997 promotional poster and handbill uncut printers proof for the proposed Terrapin Station Museum. Est Value: $1500-2000
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Grateful Dead/NRPS Seattle 1971 Cancelled Poster Lot #231 (Sale Order 229 of 348) Grateful Dead/NRPS Seattle 1971 cancelled show poster. Pacific Presentations concert poster for Grateful Dead at show scheduled for the Seattle Center Arena on Monday May 7 which never occurred. Est Value $5000
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Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Kingfish, Round Records Uncut Printers Proof Sheet Lot #232 (Sale Order 230 of 348) Round Records uncut printers proof sheet of forty 5x5 in promotional album release cards for Reflections, Kingfish and the Good Ole Boys "Pistol Packin" Mama albums. 43.5x30 Est Value: $750
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Rare Rick Griffin Grateful Dead Stockholm West Germany Poster, 1990 Lot #233 (Sale Order 231 of 348) Grateful Dead Stockholm West Germany October 13, 1990 poster. Designed by Rick Griffin, measures 36.75x24.25 in Est Value $1000-1500
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Grateful Dead and NRPS, Roger Shepherd's Sacramento poster Lot #234 (Sale Order 232 of 348) Grateful Dead and New Riders of the Purple Sage, Roger Shepherd's Sacramento poster. Original, 22" x 16"
Estimate: $300-500
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Grateful Dead Family Album Book, Ramrod's Advanced Copy from Publisher Lot #235 (Sale Order 233 of 348) An advance proof copy of Jerilyn Lee Brandelius' acclaimed book the Grateful Dead Family Album given to Ramrod for review, and includes a 1989 letter from the publisher. Estimate: $1500
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Hendrix 1st Print Shrine Auditorium Poster, 1968 Lot #236 (Sale Order 234 of 348) Original 1st (early 1970's California Graphics Exchange ) printing poster for Pinnacle's production of the Jimi Hendrix Experience at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, CA on February 10, 1968. Art by Rick Griffin is illustrated at AOR page 277 (plate 3.68). This poster measures 13.875x22 inches, has a navy blue (not purplish) background with dark red, and is printed on flat vellum stock. The condition is excellent. (Estimated range: $1000-1200).
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Grateful Dead Signed, Go Ahead, Kreutzman/Mydland Poster, 1987 Lot #237 (Sale Order 235 of 348) Band signed, Go Ahead, Kreutzman/Mydland 1987 poster, whole band signed. 11" x 17", thin paper stock. Est Value $450
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Grateful Dead Sacramento Poster Lot #238 (Sale Order 236 of 348) Circa. 1992 Grateful Dead Sacramento poster. Grateful Dead concert poster for June 9 and 10, at Cal Expo Amphitheatre. Est Value $900-1300
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Rick Griffin Gospel of John Series Chapter 3 Lot #239 (Sale Order 237 of 348) Rick Griffin Gospel of John series Chapter 3 - "Ye must be born again" original multimedia artwork signed with Rick's classic cross signature. Dimensions: 9.75" X 13". Estimate: $6500
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Berkeley Community Greek Theater Miller High Life Poster, Grateful Dead, Frank Zappa, King Crimson Lot #240 (Sale Order 238 of 348) An original 1st print Berkeley Community Greek Theater Miller High Life multi-act ad poster featuring The Grateful Dead, King Crimson, the Pretenders and others. Estimate: $1500-2000
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Grateful Dead Hollywood Bowl Poster, 1972 Lot #241 (Sale Order 239 of 348) A rare original 1st print 1972 Grateful Dead & NRPS June 17 show at the Hollywood Bowl which due to chronic liver disease was Pigpen's last show. It is in excellent original condition. These are hard to find and sell for well over $1000 in this A- condition. All things considered, by current grading standards and is a nice instantly recognizable addition to any Dead poster collection. Dimensions: 16 7/8" L x 21 7/8" H. Estimate: $4000
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Grateful Dead Ventura Fairgrounds Poster, 1984 Lot #242 (Sale Order 240 of 348) Grateful Dead Ventura Fairgrounds 1984 Poster. Poster promoting Grateful Dead concerts at the Ventura County Fairgrounds July 21 and 22, 1984. Est Value $1250-1800
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Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin Daycamp Poster, 1966 Lot #243 (Sale Order 241 of 348) Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin 3rd Annual Children's Adventure Daycamp 1966 poster. Poster for concert benefitting the Children's Adventure Daycamp by SFMime Troup Puppets, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Bib Brother & HC, The Grateful Dead and the Grassroots on August 7, 1966 at the original Fillmore Auditorium. Image is depicted in AOR as plate no. 2.68. Estimated Value: $2000-3000
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Grateful Dead Spartan Stadium Poster, 1979 Lot #244 (Sale Order 242 of 348) Grateful Dead Spartan Stadium 1979 Poster. Concert poster for The Grateful Dead, Charlie Daniels and Greg Kihn at San Jose State University April 22, 1979. Est Value: $1500-2500
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Grateful Dead & NRPS War Memorial Poster, 1971 Lot #245 (Sale Order 243 of 348) A super rare 1st print Grateful Dead & NRPS 1971 Onondaga War Memorial in Syracuse poster for the hard to find Dead poster fan. This show is best known for the Garcia fuzzed out electric pedal steel on Dirty Business and the poster itself is rare because of the excellent Pigpen photo. Syracuse, DeWitt and Fayetteville and Egg Plant Deadheads STILL talk about this show. Estimate: $4000-6000
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Grateful Dead Summer Solstice Poster, 1986 Lot #246 (Sale Order 244 of 348) Grateful Dead Summer Solstice 1986 Poster. Poster for the Grateful Dead at the Greek Theater in Berkeley June 20-22, 1986. Est Value: $775-1000
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Grateful Dead Oversized Merchandising Repro Poster Lot #247 (Sale Order 245 of 348) Grateful Dead oversized merchandising reproduction of 1980 Radio City Music Hall October run of shows. This was property of Ram Rod used as a reference.
55x39.5" Extensive overall handling creases and wear, surface scuffing and repeating rolling dents and rumples. Est Value: $300-500
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Grateful Dead Original Warfield Poster Proof Set Lot #248 (Sale Order 246 of 348) Grateful Dead original Warfield poster proof progressive set with black plate separation press sheet and four color composite press sheet one of a kind production artwork by Dennis Larkins & P. Barsetti. 1980 Bill Graham. Tea Lautrec San Francisco. Dimensions (x2): 23" X 29". Estimate: $4500
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Grateful Dead Hells Angels Gino Heinicke Party Poster, 1969 Lot #249 (Sale Order 247 of 348) Here's an original/first print poster from the historic Longshoreman's Hall in San Francisco (400 North Point). It was used to promote a party in honor of Gino Heinicke, a member of the Hells Angels that was murdered in a fight in Golden Gate Park a few days earlier by seven members of the Gypsy Jokers. The party took place July 16, 1969, and featured the Grateful Dead, Cleveland Wrecking Co. & Ice. Dimensions: 17.5" X 23". Estimate: $8000-10000
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Wood Desk from Grateful Dead Office Lot #250 (Sale Order 248 of 348) The wood desk from the Lincoln Avenue Grateful Dead office band room. This is where band members would sit to go through their mail and conduct other business and was used by everyone since 1974. Estimate: $2500
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Rick Griffin Rum Runners Album Slick Signed Lot #251 (Sale Order 249 of 348) Rick Griffin Tales of the Great Rum Runners Robert Hunter album slick signed by Rick with a very early printed signature. Dimensions: 14" X 14.5". Estimate: $800
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Rick Griffin Can-A-Bliss Original Artwork Lot #252 (Sale Order 250 of 348) Rick Griffin Can-A-Bliss original artwork red color run used for production. This artwork was produced by Griffin as a part of his early marijuana legalization vision that would result in commercial companies and organizations marketing efforts. Dimensions: 23" X 14?. Estimate: $3500
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THE Rick Griffin “Giant Signature” Oil Painting Framed Lot #253 (Sale Order 251 of 348) THE Rick Griffin logo signature oil painting that was used on the cover of the also included Griffin book by Gordon McClelland published in 1980. This is “the” definitive Rick Griffin original artwork and the perfect cornerstone of any significant collection. 17” X 23” Framed: 26.5” X 33” Estimate: $25,000
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Grateful Dead Shaving Kit Given to Jerry Garcia Lot #254 (Sale Order 252 of 348) An official Grateful Dead employee custom shaving kit presented to and owned by Jerry Garcia obtained from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, CA. Unused obviously! Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead Reckoning Rick Griffin Original Art Lot #255 (Sale Order 253 of 348) Circa1980 free-hand created multi-media preliminary artwork by Rick Griffin for the album cover design of the Grateful Dead's 1981 Arista Records album "Reckoning". This piece should not be confused with Griffin's later 1989-1990 series of stenciled air brush only images. This preliminary piece was completely free-hand original concept art executed on hard art board in a combination of oil paint, ink marker and then accented with air brush. Image fills the 20x16" hard artboard and is ornately framed in carved gilted/silvered wood under archival glass to a total dimension of 23.25x19.25". (Estimated range $7000 - $10,000).
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Grateful Dead Official Office Message Stationary Lot #256 (Sale Order 254 of 348) An assortment of message stationary used by employees at the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Estimate: $500
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Jerry Garcia hand signed “Fish” artwork # 143/200 Lot #257 (Sale Order 255 of 348) Jerry Garcia hand signed "Fish" 153/ artwork #143/200 from his original edition art release in an archival museum frame originally purchased at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco directly from C.H.B. Barry Silbergeld at 3:00 A.M. Dimensions app: 10" X 11". Estimate: $6500
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Rick Griffin "MURPHY" 1st Skateboard Ad Set, 1964 Lot #258 (Sale Order 256 of 348) 1964 Rick Griffin "MURPHY" Surfer Magazine cartoon character three individual pen & ink panels in a framed set depicting the first skateboard advertising artwork Rick did. His Murphy character is often confused and used incorrectly with the infamous criminal "Murph the Surf" when referring to this cartoon character in articles and descriptions according to expert Randy Nauer (who was there at the time and knew Rick better than anyone). Estimate: $6,000-9,000
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Grateful Dead RIAA Gold Sales Award Album Lot #259 (Sale Order 257 of 348) Grateful Dead RIAA Gold Sales Award for "Without a Net" for the sale of over 500,000 copies of all recorded media from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, CA. Estimate: $7000
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, JGB and Other Lams Lot #260 (Sale Order 258 of 348) JGB 1990 TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #261 (Sale Order 259 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band 1991 TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #262 (Sale Order 260 of 348) Grateful Dead SPRING 1994 TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #263 (Sale Order 261 of 348) Grateful Dead 1981 REKONING TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #264 (Sale Order 262 of 348) Grateful Dead SPRING 1992
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #265 (Sale Order 263 of 348) Grateful Dead 1993 EMPLOYEE
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #266 (Sale Order 264 of 348) Grateful Dead FALL/WINTER 1990
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #267 (Sale Order 265 of 348) Grateful Dead MARIN VETERANS MEMORIAL
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #268 (Sale Order 266 of 348) Grateful Dead SUMMER 1993
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #269 (Sale Order 267 of 348) Grateful Dead SUMMER 1989
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #270 (Sale Order 268 of 348) 1989 Jerry Garcia Band & BOB WIER
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #271 (Sale Order 269 of 348) Grateful Dead SHIP OF FOOLS SPRING 1991
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #272 (Sale Order 270 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band 1984 N.W. TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #273 (Sale Order 271 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band 1993 ARE YOU A GENIUS?
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #274 (Sale Order 272 of 348) Grateful Dead 1987 SUMMER TOUR
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #275 (Sale Order 273 of 348) Grateful Dead Bill Graham Presents HERE TODAY GONE TOMORROW OAKLAND
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #276 (Sale Order 274 of 348) GD OREGON FIELD TRIP 1982
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #277 (Sale Order 275 of 348) Grateful Dead 1980 WARFIELD
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #278 (Sale Order 276 of 348) Garcia Dead STANFORD UNIVERSITY FROST AMPHITHEATER
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #279 (Sale Order 277 of 348) Grateful Dead SUMMER TOUR 1992
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #280 (Sale Order 278 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band SPRING 1983 PAPER GUEST PASS CARD
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #281 (Sale Order 279 of 348) Grateful Dead 1988 ALL ACCESS
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #282 (Sale Order 280 of 348) Grateful Dead FALL/WINTER 94-95 ALL ACCESS
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #283 (Sale Order 281 of 348) Jerry Garcia Band 1994 STAFF
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #284 (Sale Order 282 of 348) Grateful Dead SPRING TOUR 1989
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #285 (Sale Order 283 of 348) Grateful Dead FEYLINE COMPTON, RED ROCKS AND STARLIGHT
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #286 (Sale Order 284 of 348) Grateful Dead SPRING 1983
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #287 (Sale Order 285 of 348) Grateful Dead GREEK THEATER - BERKELEY
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #288 (Sale Order 286 of 348) Grateful Dead 1983 STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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Employee Owned Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band and Other Laminates Lot #289 (Sale Order 287 of 348) GD APRIL 1984
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Grateful Dead WB Pink Elephant folded poster Lot #290 (Sale Order 288 of 348) Warner Brothers Promo Poster for First Republic Album Release. Mouse/Kelley. Estimate Value: $1200-1500
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5 Jerry Garcia Band Media Kit Template/Production Items Lot #291 (Sale Order 289 of 348) An interesting grouping of five JGB media kit template/production items all in same envelope. This is a media production kit which could easily become a current press kit for JGB that contained examples of all materials to be included as a reference so anyone could use these template materials to produce timely news and press related media upon demand, which was the technology of the day. This reference template kit includes a 10 x 14 JGB Promo tour photo with 8x10 band profiles, and receipt for all of the above work. Estimate: $100 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things, definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends. Est Value: $500
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14 x 10 B&W Grateful Dead Promo Photo w/ Kodak Box Lot #292 (Sale Order 290 of 348) A sharp larger nice Grateful Dead 14 x 10 B&W promo photo in Kodak box found at the bottom of the media file and this one photo was all that it contained by unidentified photographer. This whole small box contained mainly old press clipping files, JGB production materials that were cut up, smudged and generally "used" by office staff to make press kits, promotional materials and anything "media" related to JGB around 1978-9. Most everything was moldy and stuck together and these pieces are all that were recovered without damage or the funky odor. Things in boxes survived best, photos are not damaged but not mint either. Dimensions: 10" X 14". Estimate: $100 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things Ð definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends. Est Value: $500
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Jerry Garcia Band NW Tour Photo & Stat Materials, 1994 Lot #293 (Sale Order 291 of 348) This is an old JGB 1984 NW Tour original photo and photo stat production materials from the same box that these other JGB production shots were stored. Dimension: 8" X 10". Estimate: $100 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things, definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends.
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Original Jerry Garcia Band Photo from Old Media Production File Lot #294 (Sale Order 292 of 348) This is a nice original JGB photo print from an old media production file. This is a really nice shot and spot on Jerry. Estimate: $100 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends.
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Two Jerry Garcia Band Color Photos from Old JGB Media Production Lot #295 (Sale Order 293 of 348) Here are two really nice 8" X 10" color photos of JGB playing at a time and venue we could not guess that was shot by an unnamed, hence uncredited photographer. These are not the clear glossy high resolution shots everyone is used to today by a mile, nor are they exactly "Rob Cohen" quality by a mile either. They've got that old school JGB rumble and roll look and feel about them and that is what makes them so nice and original. Dimensions: 8" X 10" (2). Estimate: $100 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things, definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends.
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Jerry Garcia w/ Tiger Original Photo and Negative Lot #296 (Sale Order 294 of 348) An old Jerry Garcia with Tiger original photo with original wide format 35mm negative in sleeve found in old dirty/stinky manila envelope (pitched) from old JGB days. We have no clue who the photographer is or was who captured this shot, but it sure looks familiar and pretty easy to figure out. Dimensions: Photo 8" X 10". Negative: app. 3" X 5" in sleeve untouched. Estimate: $250 Please note that these media production photos are not being represented as nice glossy pretty "mint" fresh off the stack/printer items here. These are production materials that were cut, tossed, sailed across the office, taped, glued, blow dried, hair sprayed, clear nail polish laid flat on the copier in sections to make the full flyer or whatever kinds of photos and things definitely not something for the "minty-condition" types - but more for the hands on workingman humanoids among us who prefer actual historical artifacts from the worlds most beloved musician of all time rather than bright shiny objects trophy hunters seek. These are former employee owned pieces saved from a literal lifetime of unlimited devotion who has the unlimited respect among peers, friends and close friends.
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Grateful Dead Logo Stationary Individual Sheets Lot #297 (Sale Order 295 of 348) Official Grateful Dead stationary from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Estimate: $500
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Rick Griffin Grateful Dead 20 Years So Far original watercolor Lot #298 (Sale Order 296 of 348) Twenty Years So Far Rick Griffin 1985 original water color and mixed media final painting that was used for the program given to audience members at the University of California Berkeley Greek Theater on June 16, 1985 with Rick's personal program from the show. Dimensions: 16" X 23.25" Framed: 23.25" X 33.25". Estimate: $30,000
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Long Strange Trip original lettering with Rick's personal passes Lot #299 (Sale Order 297 of 348) Grateful Dead Long Strange Trip Rick Griffin 1977 album original lettering framed by Rick and permanently hung in his office to display some favorite backstage passes. Many people offered great sums to Rick attempting to buy this from him over the years, all without success because Rick always replied "I just really like that frame." Dimensions: 23.25" X 18.125". Estimate: $50,000-70,000
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Jerry's Original Art on Meeting Agenda, 1990 Lot #300 (Sale Order 298 of 348) Grateful Dead 1990 meeting agenda that an obviously creatively energized or very bored Jerry drew all over. This is Jerry Garcia original artwork at its very finest and a true one of a kind historical document as well. Estimate: $30,000
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Grateful Dead Oakland Coliseum Framed Photo, 1990 Lot #301 (Sale Order 299 of 348) Grateful Dead concert photo from Oakland Coliseum New Year's Show 1990 given to Jerry Garcia as a personal gift from Bill Graham and hung in the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, CA in beautiful frame with engraved brass plaque. Dimensions: Estimate $3500
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Grateful Dead Whole Band Signed Test Pelon Lot #302 (Sale Order 300 of 348) Whole band signed pelons - test printings on pelon. Estimate Value: $7500
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Jerry Garcia Personally Owned Einstein Watch, 1993 Lot #303 (Sale Order 301 of 348) Jerry Garcia's personally owned Einstein "Are you a Genius"? 1993 Tour wrist watch made for band members and a few employees prior to the JGB 1993 tour. Estimate: $5,000
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Wood File Cabinet from Grateful Dead Office Lot #304 (Sale Order 302 of 348) An original wood file cabinet from the Grateful Dead office on Lincoln Avenue used since the early 1970's to store Jerry Garcia's band related documents and features a JGB sticker. Estimate: $5000
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Grateful Dead office RIAA gold Built to Last award Lot #305 (Sale Order 303 of 348) Grateful Dead RIAA Gold Sales Award for "Built to Last" for the sale of over 500,000 copies of album on all recorded media from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael, CA. Estimate: $6500
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Griffin Mouse Kelly Signed Trip or Freak Poster Lot #306 (Sale Order 304 of 348) Griffin Mouse and Kelley signed Trip or Freak 2nd Print 1 OF 50
Grateful Dead Winterland Halloween 1967 special 2nd edition Trip or Freak poster signed by Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, a very rare collaboration of 3 of the big 5 poster artists, and one of perhaps 25 that was signed by all three artists. This was the final project Rick Griffin ever worked on before his death and the last pieces known to be signed by him. Stanley Mouse said that the theme of the Halloween concert was to flaunt the fact that LSD was made illegal in California the year before on October 6, 1966 in advance of the planned Grateful Dead Halloween Acid Test Halloween show later that month. Estimate $3000
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Original Grateful Dead U of M Poster, 1971 Lot #307 (Sale Order 305 of 348) Original 1971 Grateful Dead University of Michigan Jenison Field House poster by Hugh Socratt Jr and is 1 of only 3 examples known, and this one is very well preserved and in almost mint condition for its age. This is yet another example of the Ray Giles "Top 20 Rarest Grateful Dead Posters" and the cornerstone to any Grateful Dead poster collection. Dimensions: 18" x 24". Estimate: $10,000
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Grateful Dead Suisun City Pioneer Ballroom, 1966 Lot #308 (Sale Order 306 of 348) An original 1966 Grateful Dead Suisun City Pioneer Ballroom only known white stock version AOR 2.184 "Snoopy" poster from a mysterious little venue nobody seems to know much about, which over the years has added to the desirability and general unavailability of this particular early Dead poster that finds itself in the Top 20 rarest Grateful Dead posters of all time. Dimensions: 14.25" X 20". Estimate: $12,000-15,000
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BG-23 Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane 1966 poster Lot #309 (Sale Order 307 of 348) Original 1st print BG-23 Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane August 11-12, 1966 poster by Wes Wilson and photo by Herbie Greene was the first in the Bill Graham Fillmore Auditorium series to feature a photograph of the bands in nice original condition. Dimensions: 14" X 20". Estimate: $1500
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Grateful Dead Banned WB American Beauty, 1970 Lot #310 (Sale Order 308 of 348) Another "holy grail" is the 1970 Grateful Dead Banned Warner Brothers American Beauty poster by Mouse/Kelley and photo by Herbie Greene. These were produced as free posters inserts for the new American Beauty and all but a very few went through the automatic folding machine, making the unfolded versions the rarest. The photo of the band was taken in front of "the barn" where the band practiced on Mickey Hart's ranch in Novato. When the executives at WB saw the picture and noticed that Jerry was smoking a joint this poster was immediately ordered for destruction, which is why they are so rare today. Originally from the collection of Josh "Acid Test" Postertrip museum quality framing. Dimensions: 24"X 30". Framed: 33" X 39". Estimate: $7500
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1983 pencil artwork for Grateful Dead Santa Fe w/handbill Lot #311 (Sale Order 309 of 348) Dennis Larkins - Original 1983 signed pencil artwork for Grateful Dead Santa Fe with original handbill. Dimensions: 11" X11". Handbill: 10.5" X 14.25". Framed: 28" X 19.75". Estimate: $4000
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Jerry Garcia signed #102/500 Dog Beating Pan artwork Lot #312 (Sale Order 310 of 348) Jerry Garcia hand signed Dog Beating Pan # 102/500 artwork from his original edition art release in archival museum frame. Dimensions: 10" X 14". Framed: 15" X 19.25". Estimate: $2000
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Jerry Garcia signed Foxtrot, Romeo Crybaby Circus #46/300 Lot #313 (Sale Order 311 of 348) Jerry Garcia hand signed "Foxtrot, Romeo and Crybaby Circus" # 46/300 from his original art release in archival museum frame. Dimensions: 7" X 10". Framed: 14" X 17". Estimate: $7500
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Grateful Dead 'Digital Fantasy' 7/9/1995 Chicago #1/50 Lot #314 (Sale Order 312 of 348) This is the Grateful Dead on stage at Soldier Field in the very last moments of the 'last show' that artist and photographer Susana Millman superimposed fireworks from later that night onto as a personal project a number of years ago. How prophetic that all of these years later the Grateful Dead would choose Chicago's Soldier Field for the Dead 50 reunion shows over the 4th of July weekend. This is beautiful and shows the very last moments of the band with Jerry on stage. #1/50 . Est Value $500
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Grateful Dead 1966 Pooh Bola Sette venue handbill Lot #315 (Sale Order 313 of 348) Grateful Dead Mouse/Kelley Pooh Bear AOR 2.325 'Bola Sete' Mt. Tam 10/6/1966 handbill owned by a long-time associate of the band who actually attended that wind blasted event and grabbed a handbill she kept for the rest of her life. She loved the Mouse/Kelley image of Pooh carrying a kilo while Piglet is blowing smoke as they walk into the sunset. This is for Grateful Dead and Stanley Mouse lovers who want a part of the actual history as it is, and not for trophy hunters. Dimensions: 8.5" X 11". Estimate: $350
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Grateful Dead 1966 Straight Theater Dance Class handbill Lot #316 (Sale Order 314 of 348) The Straight Theater was a cool little building in the 17 hundred block of Haight Street that wanted to be a cool hippie dance venue. At the time in San Francisco all of the hippies were clogging the city and the odds of getting a concert venue permit at that time were remote. Instead, the Straight Theater applied for an antiquated "dance hall" permit promising "dance lessons" and that was it. This is an original venue used handbill taken by a long-time friend, associate and promoter of the band and has remained in her possession since. The poster for this artwork is listed in the Art of Rock and is known as AOR 2.224. This is for those seeking true band family artifacts from the venues at the time of the shows and not trophy's in "mint" condition. Dimensions: 8.5" X 11". Estimate for one that was really at the show owned to this day by someone who was then as now, working to promote the positive image of the Grateful Dead: Dimensions: 8.5" X 11". Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead Stanley Mouse AOR 2.174 'Be Mine' Lot #317 (Sale Order 315 of 348) Grateful Dead Stanley Mouse AOR 2.174 'Be Mine' 1st print Valentine's Day poster from the Carousel Ballroom that was obtained long ago by its present owner, a band employee who is letting some old treasures find new homes.
This has been folded and shows some wear and tear like a lot of our old relics do so this is for someone who is looking for an actual artifact rather than a trophy hunter looking for their particular version of what "mint" condition is. Estimate: $400
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Stanley Mouse: original 1995 hand drawn “Sleeping Angel” pencil artwork Lot #318 (Sale Order 316 of 348) This is a true Stanley Mouse original pencil-drawing. A one-of-one. Done in 1995, the drawing, entitled “Sleeping Angel,” conveys a serene image of an angel, curled up and sleeping on a cloud. Stanley signed this with one of his classic, excellent animated signatures. Dimensions: 11 5/8" L x 8 1/4" H. Estimate: $800
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Pair of Garcia/ Kahn 1984 Lincoln Center Photos Lot #319 (Sale Order 317 of 348) A pair of really excellent Jerry Garcia/John Kahn at the Lincoln Center photographs by Susana Millman, the bands photographer and wife of spokesman Dennis McNally. Dimensions: Estimate: $500
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Grateful Dead CBS "Twilight Zone" Music Signed Contract, Fully Signed by the Whole Band Lot #320 (Sale Order 318 of 348) THE original June 12, 1985 Grateful Dead Productions and CBS Entertainment for the creation and recording of a new Twilight Zone television show theme song, a production that lasted two seasons on network TV. Merl Saunders co-wrote the theme music as well as 40 some minutes of various sound tracks for the show. It is signed by Jerry, Bob, Phil, Billy, Mickey and Brent and is a priceless historical Grateful Dead and Twilight Zone document. Estimate: $20,000-30,000
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Grateful Dead Productions Business License, 1987 Lot #321 (Sale Order 319 of 348) 1987 official Grateful Dead Productions business license that was required by law to be displayed on the wall of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions app: 8.25" X 3.25". Estimate: $2500
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Grateful Dead Productions Business License, 1988 Lot #322 (Sale Order 320 of 348) 1988 official Grateful Dead Productions business license that was required by law to be displayed on the wall of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions app: 8.25" X 3.25". Estimate: $2500
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Grateful Dead Productions Business License, 1989 Lot #323 (Sale Order 321 of 348) 1989 official Grateful Dead Productions business license that was required by law to be displayed on the wall of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions app: 8.25Ó X 3.25Ó. Estimate: $2500
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Grateful Dead Productions Business License, 1990 Lot #324 (Sale Order 322 of 348) 1990 official Grateful Dead Productions business license that was required by law to be displayed on the wall of the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael. Dimensions app: 8.25" X 3.25". Estimate: $2500
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Grateful Dead Peace Rock III Berkeley Handbill Lot #325 (Sale Order 323 of 348) Another "holy grail" of early Grateful Dead artifacts is the Peace Rock III Berkeley 1966 handbill with the Great Society, Russ the Moose and the Charlatans May 9th at the UC campus Harmon Gym. Due to no parking on the campus and the neighborhood this was a very small show with maybe 150 people in attendance. A reporter for the student newspaper, Jann Wenner wrote a review for the Grateful Dead and the next year founded Rolling Stone Magazine and recruited Rick Griffin to do their official lettering. "Grateful Dead" is misspelled as "Greatful Dead." Estimate: $12,000
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S.F. Mime Troop Appeals III AOR 2.38 handbill mint Lot #326 (Sale Order 324 of 348) THE holy grail of Warlocks and Grateful Dead handbills is the January 14, 1965 S. F. Mime Troupe Dance Concert handbill for several reasons; the first of which it is the first advertising document bearing the name "The Grateful Dead". It is also the only Grateful Dead artifact that also bears their previous name as indicated by "formerly the Warlocks". This was a legal benefit show for Mime Troupe members who were arrested for obscenity (nudity) during a free performance and a young Bill Graham volunteered to promote the show. It was such a success two weeks later he co-promoted the Trips Festival at the Longshoreman's Hall, and opened the Fillmore Auditorium a few weeks later. Dimensions: 6.125" X 9.25" Estimate: $15,000
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18 Benrus Prototype Watches w/Jerry Garcia Artwork Lot #327 (Sale Order 325 of 348) Eighteen assorted Benrus wrist watch prototypes used to show Jerry examples of what his art would look like in watch form. Two of these went into full production Dog Beating Pan and Humiliation at the Animal Party. Some of these prototypes have working parts, and others are only the art in the face. Estimate: $15000
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Grateful Dead Fax Cover Sheet & Message Stationary Lot #328 (Sale Order 326 of 348) This is the actual original Fax Cover Sheet and message stationary from the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael that was used, basically forever (since faxes came into vogue anyway). Every fax sent from the GD office was first 'covered' with this very document. Dimensions: 8.5" X 11". Estimate: $2500
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Photo Copy of Castro with GD Shorts Dire Wolf Lot #329 (Sale Order 327 of 348) Photo of an obviously amused Fidel Castro posing with Grateful Dead Dire Wolf embroidery on a pair of GDM shorts presented to him by a Doctor affiliated with "Doctor's Without Borders". This is the actual letter that was sent to the office by Blair in Vermont, the fan responsible for this historic event. Description on back. Photo is printed on 8 1/2" x 11" paper. Actual color photo measures 8" L x 5 1/8" H. Photo is dated Feb 6, 1992 (actual: 92 2 6). Estimate: $3000
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John Werner Band Photo from GD Office, 1983 Lot #330 (Sale Order 328 of 348) The original 1983 John Werner double exposure photo of the Grateful Dead playing at Oakland Coliseum color photograph that hung over the fireplace at the Grateful Dead office in San Rafael for decades. This photograph was the most prominent artwork displayed in the office and comes with a small engraved brass plaque attached to the frame commemorating the event. Dimensions: Framed 34.75" X 24.75". Photograph app 29.5" X 19.5". Estimate: $30,000
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Grateful Dead Camp Randall Field House Poster 1971 Lot #331 (Sale Order 329 of 348) An exceptionally rare poster for a "Grateful Dead" concert held on March 14, 1971 at the Camp Randall Field House, Madison, Wisconsin. Black and white pen and ink drawing artwork featuring Jerry Garcia with a mandala design around him sponsored by the Wisconsin Students Association. We all know how overplayed the word 'rare' is when associated with posters, so to give you an example of how carefully we use it, this is one of only two known examples of this poster and the 'other' example is displayed on the http://www.wisconsinhistory.org website archive. Dimension: 15.625" X 22". Estimate: $15,000-20,000
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Gilbert Shelton Shakedown Street #1/170 print Lot #332 (Sale Order 330 of 348) For those who must always be first, here is the #1 of 170 hand signed Gilbert Shelton (Furry Freak Brothers, Stoned Again, etc.) Grateful Dead Shakedown Street print in pristine condition. Dimensions: 19.5" X 19.5". Estimate: $2500
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FD-12 The Quick & the Dead 1966 Lg Serigraph s/by Wilson Lot #333 (Sale Order 331 of 348) A limited edition large format Family Dog (FD-12) The Quick and the Dead June 10-11, 1966 Avalon Ballroom serigraph hand signed by artist Wes Wilson. The artwork on this poster is the first use of a skeleton for the Grateful Dead, a theme Alton Kelley & Stanley Mouse picked up on as well with their iconic Family Dog Avalon Ballroom FD-26 Skeleton & Roses Grateful Dead poster of September 16 & 17, 1966. Dimensions: 27" X 37.5". Estimate: $7500
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The Best of all of Mickey's Better Drumsticks Lot #334 (Sale Order 332 of 348) Out of all of these Mickey Hart drumsticks we chose the best looking of the bunch to isolate for someone who just wants the best of the stash. Estimate: $50-100
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6 of Mickey Hart’s Beat Up Played-A-Lot Drumsticks Lot #335 (Sale Order 333 of 348) Here we have a cool random lot of 6 of Mickey Hart’s beat up played a lot drumsticks for anyone who just wants to have some of Mickey’s drumsticks knowing that they really were his because of the source.
Estimate: $50-100
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6 of Mickey Hart’s Beat Up Played-A-Lot Drumsticks Lot #336 (Sale Order 334 of 348) Here we have a cool random lot of 6 of Mickey Hart’s beat up played a lot drumsticks for anyone who just wants to have some of Mickey’s drumsticks knowing that they really were his because of the source.
Estimate: $50-100
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6 of Mickey Hart’s Beat Up Played-A-Lot Drumsticks Lot #337 (Sale Order 335 of 348) Here we have a cool random lot of 6 of Mickey Hart’s beat up played a lot drumsticks for anyone who just wants to have some of Mickey’s drumsticks knowing that they really were his because of the source.
Estimate: $50-100
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6 of Mickey Hart’s Beat Up Played-A-Lot Drumsticks Lot #338 (Sale Order 336 of 348) Here we have a cool random lot of 6 of Mickey Hart’s beat up played a lot drumsticks for anyone who just wants to have some of Mickey’s drumsticks knowing that they really were his because of the source.
Estimate: $50-100
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Maui Chip Bucket of Mickey Hart’s Drumsticks Lot #339 (Sale Order 337 of 348) This is a rough handled and road beaten Maui potato chip tin bucket of Mickey Hart’s random beat up not so pretty drumsticks that were given to a 9 year old child of an office employee as a gift along with everything else that you see in this special percussion grouping. Estimate: $400-500
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Cracked Mickey Hart Zildjian Cymbal with note from Ramrod marking “crack” in circle Lot #340 (Sale Order 338 of 348) This is a Zildjian cymbal Mickey Hart cracked at a Shoreline show in 1996 and gave to the 9 year old son of a long time GDP office employee. It is clearly cracked and marked as such and signed by Ramrod authorizing them to leave the stage area with it in hand without being…stopped. There is no question about this one and it would look cool on a wall somewhere people could see it. Estimate: $400-500
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Cracked Mickey Hart Zildjian Cymbal with notation from Ramrod Lot #341 (Sale Order 339 of 348) This is a Zildjian cymbal Mickey Hart cracked at a Shoreline show in 1996 and gave to the 9 year old son of a long time GDP office employee. The owner stated that this cymbal was signed by Ramrod authorizing them to leave the stage area with it in hand without being…stopped. There is no question about this one and it would look cool on a wall somewhere people could see it. Estimate: $400-500
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Mickey Hart’s Drum Stool Lot #342 (Sale Order 340 of 348) This is the drum stool that Mickey gave to the 9 year old son of a long time GDP employee. Estimate: $400-500
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Mickey Hart’s ‘road used’ Pearl Drum Kit w/Special Custom Curved Tom Rack & ADD-ON ITEMS for CHARITY Lot #343 (Sale Order 341 of 348) SPECIAL ADD-ON VIP BASKET OF SIGNED MICKEY HART ITEMS OFFERED WITH THIS DRUM KIT! Keep reading below for all the details!
Imagine that you are 9 years old and a few of your friends at school want to start a band and you are an aspiring drummer influenced by Mickey Hart’s style and power, and you want to join your buddies. Then imagine that your Mom was one of the original GDP ‘office girls’ and you told her that you needed a drum kit. What you see here is the result… and I am happy to report that they worked like a charm and he had more dates than anyone in his high school (we think because of these Pearl drums!). The kid wants what the kids wants to part with his lifetime coolest object on Earth so this is a no-reserve winner take all auction that starts at $10,000 – so go for it. All of us older GDF members have seen what others have legitimately pieced and patched together to make what they could semi-legitimately call a “real Mickey Hart drum set”- and have sat astonished at what these things sold for at auction. To the best of our collective extensive knowledge this is the first truly complete real-deal got it all at the same time and place for the ultimate birthday present of a lifetime. And they’re Pearl’s… and come with the following: 1 Pearl blue sparkle bass drum – no pedal included or available 1 Blue sparkle floor tom 2 Blue sparkle tom’s 1 High hat with double cymbals 1 The cool custom curved adjustable tom rack for more STOOL NOT INCLUDED – and was put there to keep people from touching it and is NOT a part of this lot but is a lot of its own somewhere. So that’s the deal… which is, this is the real deal here with absolutely no questions as to where it came from and who has owned it since their 9th birthday and wants to open a second location to his booming restaurant business in Marin county. This is no friend of a friend of a friend’s cousin who knew so and so deal here folks. Grateful Dead Family owned from day one and solid easy as pie one owner since 9 years old provenance. Everyone in the family who has seen these drums over the years (and heard him pound away on them) agrees that Mickey went way over the top with this gift – and it really is the nicest one any of us have ever seen that we all knew were really real and used as a set. Parting with the bass kick just wasn’t happening so it’s not available and don’t even ask please. And they are Pearl’s man… and someone is going to walk away with these drums. There are no road cases and whoever ends up with these should either come pick them up in person – or else send road cases ahead for packing. Estimate: $40,000 BUT, WAIT! THERE'S MORE! The lucky winner of the Pearl Drum Kit will have the option of purchasing a Drum Kit Add-On VIP Gift Basket for $5,000.00, which includes: - A personal note to the auction winner signed and framed - A signed photo of Mickey, framed, a complete sets of signed Calato drum sticks (Beginner Sticks, Mallets, Drum Brush) - Signed copies of Mickey's books, (Planet Drum, Drumming At The Edge Of Magic, Songcatchers, Spirit Into Sound - Signed copies Of Mickey's Cd's Collection (Planet Drum, Superorganism, Rolling Thunder, At The Edge). EVERYTHING HERE WILL BE PERSONALIZED FOR THE AUCTION WINNER! 100% of the proceeds for this Add-On VIP Gift Basket will go to Mickey's charity, Hidden Wings! COA Included. |
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Phil Lesh & Friends Conscious Alliance Poster, Autographed by Phil Lesh and Poster Artist Lot #344 (Sale Order 342 of 348) Phil Lesh & Friends Conscious Alliance Poster, Fillmore Auditorium May 9, 2008. Autographed by Phil Lesh and poster artist.
Estimate $400-600
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Rick Griffin designed The Section Album Insert Poster Lot #345 (Sale Order 343 of 348) Factory Folded album insert poster included with The Section’s O-So-Lo-Me-O album release. (Estimate $100-200)
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BG-105-OP-2 “Flying Eyeball” Signed by Rick Griffin Lot #346 (Sale Order 344 of 348) Second Printing BG105 concert poster for Jimi Hendrix Experience, John Mayall and Albert King in San Francisco on February 1-4, 1968. The “105” is printed positioned over the first “T” in “Tickets”. The poster measures 14x21.625 inches and is signed in gold ink by Rick Griffin at the lower right corner. The piece is tastefully framed in black wood and glass (total 23x15.5) and shows no discernible condition issues. (Estimated range $1300 – $1600)
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1972 Grateful Dead Europe ’72 Matted Mouse Studio Warner Promo Poster Lot #347 (Sale Order 345 of 348) Original 1st printing 36x24" Warner Brothers Records/Mouse Studios promotional poster for the Grateful Dead's live album "Europe '72". Art by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley thin glossy stock poster is in excellent condition showing very light sun fading. This piece has been taken out of a frame, and retains the set up matting (total dimensions 27.5x39.5”). Estimate $800-1000
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BG-140-1 Jimi Hendrix Poster s/by Griffin & Moscoso Lot #348 (Sale Order 346 of 348) Jimi Hendrix Bill Graham BG 140 Autographed by Rick Griffin and Victor Moscoso. First concert printing. This is very rare to have it signed by both artists!
Estimate: $11,000-15,000
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Wavy Gravy Phil Lesh Autographed Concert Poster, Signed and Numbered Lot #349 (Sale Order 347 of 348) Wavy Gravy Phil Lesh Autographed Concert Poster, Signed and Numbered by poster artist. Wavy Gravy Birthday Bash!
Estimate: $475-600
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Important Notice Lot #349a (Sale Order 348 of 348) This Auction is taking place over 2 days.
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