1960’s Psychedelic posters:

Fly PSA for a Song. 1960s. Psychedelic poster for Pacific Southwest Airlines, depicting a dancing stewardess at center, with vignettes of cities serviced (Los Angeles, Sacramento, Hollywood-Burbank, O

The WoodsVenusian Scout Ships Standing ByOffset 196728.3 x 18.5 in. (72 x 47 cm)Printer: Donshel, San FranciscoCondition Details: (A) minimal wear at the top

Large promotional poster designed by Rick Griffin in 1974. Alfred E. Newman became the popular logo of Mad Magazine from the 1950s, and continued to be an influence on 1960s psychedelic poster artists

1966-1967 Examples illustrated by Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, and Kelly-Mouse. Range in size from 8.75 x 20 to 23 x 14.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on

1960's University of San Francisco poster for 2 American Premieres. Measures 20 in. x 13.75 in. VG/VG-EX condition. An original poster of the period and not a reprint, bootleg or facsimile unless stat

This handbill has been authenticated on the reverse by the Godfather of 1960s Psychedelic Concert Posters, Eric King, and comes from his personal collection! The lightly penciled inscription represent

This poster has been authenticated on the reverse by the Godfather of 1960s Psychedelic Concert Posters, Eric King! The lightly penciled inscription represents what concert poster authentication looke

A pair of 1960s psychedelic concert poster reprint serigraphs featuring the art of Bob Masse and Wes Wilson. Posters are presented beneath glass and encompassed by metal frames. They include BG-51 Fil

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

5 x 1960s/70s Psychedelic blacklight posters including Medusa, Garden of Eden, Desert Blossom, 2 screen printed with black velvet flocking, all approximately 23 x 35 inches (5)

8 x 1960s/70s Psychedelic blacklight posters including Monster Rodger, Thirst Dragon, Dragon and George, Desert Blossom and Garden of Eden, including 2 duplicates, all rolled, largest 22 3/4 x 34 inch

5 x 1960s/70s Psychedelic blacklight posters including Siren's of the Sea 1971, El Condor 1970, Magic Dragon 1971, printed by Pacific Screen, Star City Distributing, Houston Blacklight and Poster Dist

3 x 1960s/70s Psychedelic blacklight posters, including Peacocks 1968, artwork by Leroy Olsen, all screen printed and rolled, the largest 23 x 35 inches. (3)

5 x 1960s/70s Psychedelic blacklight posters including Love Forest, Virgin Waters 1971, Light My Fire 1967, and a limited edition poster numbered 68/400 and signed by the artist Everett Ball, largest

Bill Graham, BG-37 -1 & -2?, 1966, Wes Wilson, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fillmore Auditorium, Both trimmed to 24 3/16 x 14 1/8” & trimmed to 24 5/16 x 14 1/8�

Family Dog, FD-93-1 & FD-97-1, 1967, Joe Gomez & Chris Johnson, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Mount Rushmore & Siegel Schwall Blues Cheers and Soul Survivors, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-29-3, FD-29-?, 1966, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Electric Train, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14” & trimmed to 19 1/8 x 13 ¾”. (

1960's New York Psychedelic art posters. Artist: Thielec. 1967 Blue Dome, Bleeker st. and Central Park Mall. New York.Dimensions: 19" X 29"

UFO Posters, 1967, John Dolley, Haight Is Love, Summer is a Love-In Here, San Francisco, 22 ½ x 16 ½”.

Various, 1968 & 1967, Grasshopper & D. Paccavocomo Kaleidoscope Studio, Miller Blues Band & Salvation Army Banned, The Morning Glory, Santa Clara & California Hall, 20 x 14” & 22 ¾ x 16”. (2)

Various, AOR 2.200, 1967, 1967 & 1992, Stanley Mouse, Charlatans, Frumious Bandersnatch, Triple AAA printed by Bindweed Press & 1st Annual Cosmic Car Show printed by Bindweed Press & Freehand: The Art

Family Dog, FD-116-1 & FD-127, 1968, Alton Kelley & Paul Kagan, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Charlatans, It’s A Beautiful Day & Steve Miller Band, Howlin’ Wolf, Conqueroo, Avalon Ballroom, 14 x

Family Dog, FD-76 & FD-77-1, 1967, Jack Hatfield & Robert Fried, Quick Silver Messenger Service, The Other Half, Melvin Q (8/17, 8/20) & Big Brother and The Holding Company (8/25-27), Bo Diddley (8/24

Thunderheart & Yea Production, 1967, 1975 & 1967, Gut & Bob Whitmire & Jack Hatfield, Festival Growing Things: Quicksilver Messenger Service (7/1), Miller Blues Band, Sandy Bull, Hugh Masekela, Congre