FD51 SIGNED MOSCOSO QUICKSILVER & Steve Miller

SIGNED ! The 1st printing of this poster pre-dates the concert and has a magenta Family Dog logo and a black background. It matches the stock of the postcards and measures 14" x 20 1/16".

This postcard has been signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso!   This original first printing postcard is by the legendary Big Five artist Victor Moscoso. This image is beautiful and can be difficu

Quicksilver Messenger Service, Steve Miller, John Lee Hooker Fd53-1 moscoso Plate Signed avalon Ballroom March 22-23, 1967 Approx. 1' Vertical Tear in Middle of Bottom Edge Please note that this lot h

Heading: (Rock - posters) Author: Moscoso, Victor, artist Title: Quicksilver Messenger Service, Steve Miller Blues Band, The Other Half at the Avalon Ballroom - January 6-7, 1967 Place Published: San

Quicksilver Messenger - Steve Miller - FD042 - 2nd Printing -- Victor Moscoso. Poster mounted on heavy cardboard. 1967 at the Avalon. This 2nd printing is on smooth stock and eliminates the orange rec

Great original Family Dog psychedelic music poster for Quicksilver Messenger Service, John Lee Hooker, The Steve Miller Blues Band in 1967. The venue was Avalon Ballroom (San Francisco, CA). Appears t

This poster is inscribed and signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso! This poster is the very first in Victor Moscoso's Neon Rose series of concert posters. The Neon Rose posters were produced to adv

Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Miller Blues Band Avalon Ballroom concert poster, FD-42-OP-1, artist signed Victor Moscoso, on image lower left/center and bottom center, lithograph, 19" x 13"

This poster is signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso! This often-overlooked Family Dog Poster explodes with several shades of yellow, gray, blue, red, green, and black on a pink background. Named "

This poster is signed by the artist, Victor Moscoso! This poster for the Peacock Ball is one of artist Victor Moscoso's most popular designs from the series. You can clearly see the progression of

Title: FD53 - Quicksilver - Steve Miller Series: 1st Additional Info: FD53 - Quicksilver - Steve Miller. Believed to be a 1st. The 1st printing of the poster is on plain stock and measures 14" x 20”

Signed by Steve Miller

Signed by Steve Miller. This album will not sell for less than $100.

Signed by Steve Miller

Signed by Steve Miller

Celebrate Rock N' Roll Hall of Famer, singer/songwriter/guitarist, and "joker" Steve Miller with this autographed guitar. Very cleanly signed by Miller in black felt tip pen. This full

Celebrate Rock N' Roll Hall of Famer, singer/songwriter/guitarist, and "joker" Steve Miller with this autographed guitar. This full size signed black Les Paul-style guitar comes with a Certificate of

Artist: Lee Conklin Title: Signed Original BG-135 Steve Miller Band Poster Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14" x 20" Publisher: Bill Graham Series: Bill Graham Presents While simpl

Steve Miller autographed photo.—-This autograph is certified by a 20 year plus member of IADA (International Autograph Dealers Association) , UACC (Universal Autograph Collectors Club), IACC -

Steve Miller Blues Band Psychedelic Concert Poster FD-42. Family Dog FD-42 concert poster for Quicksilver Messenger Service, Steve Miller Blues Band and The Other Half at the Avalon Ballroom on Januar

This poster is signed by the artist Randy Tuten! Issues like this represent a TREMENDOUS value. Anyone can say they have a decent copy, but examples that meet the super strict CGC grading standards of

Heading: Author: Mouse, Stanley and Alton Kelley, artists Title: Steve Miller Band - Book of Dreams poster Place Published: No place Publisher:Mouse Studios Date Published: [1997] Desc

Quicksilver John Lee Hooker Steve Miller - FD53. We believe this to be a 1st, but priced as a second. The 1st printing of the poster is on plain stock and measures about 14 " x 20". It was printed bef

Quicksilver Messenger Service "Peacock Ball" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-51, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Steve Miller Blues Band and The Daily Flash, March 10-11. 1967, Avalon Bal