This poster is signed in blue ink by the artist, Robert E. Brown! It's always a treat for us when we have an opportunity to offer a very rare historical Pink Floyd poster for the first time in our auction, and this example is nothing short of magical. By spring of 1970, David Gilmour had come into his own within the band and their live performances throughout their US spring tour were quickly becoming legendary. In early May, their spaceship landed at the Terrace Ballroom located on Main Street in Salt Lake City Utah. Originally called Coconut Grove when it opened in the 1930's, this ballroom would come to host shows in the sixties and seventies by popular bands like The Doors, Frank Zappa, The Grateful Dead and more. It's location was surrounded by Mormons, few of which were interested in being part of a young peoples psychedelic movement, therefore posters from this venue seem to be extra hard to find. They were printed in very small quantities of 500, which makes them extremely rare these days, in ANY condition.

Poster: Pink Floyd Terrace Ballroom

Grade: NEAR MINT 81

Bands/Bill: Pink Floyd

Venue: Terrace Ballroom

City: Salt Lake City, UT

Date: 05/09/70

Dimensions:

18.375 in. x 25.6875 in.

Printing: Poster

NEAR MINT 81 - View the detailed high res photo of this lot: Click on the thumbnail photo, to see an enlarged photo. For a personalized eyewitness examination call 410-464-6180, 11:00 am to 6:00pm eastern. This poster is available for inspection at our gallery, by appointment. A 20% Buyers Premium will be added to the final hammer price of this lot.

25.69 x 18.38 in