Archive for Prints and Lithography
Vintage White Man Afro – Old Year Book Pics
I have permission from the person in the photo to post this. His daughter posted it on facebook and it was so fabulous, I had to ask if he’d let me put it on my blog. I didn’t get the year, but obviously 1970s.
The Great Funk: Styles of the Shaggy, Sexy, Shameless 1970s
The Great Funk: Styles of the Shaggy, Sexy, Shameless 1970s
Rockvideo U2 Poster 1980s
U2
poster from Rock Video magazine in the 1980s that has shots from various music videos: “Sunday, Bloody Sunday”; “Two Hearts Beat as One”; “Celebration”; and “New Year’s Day.” I could find no information about Rock Video other than a few cover shots and some quotes from interviews.
poster from Rock Video magazine in the 1980s that has shots from various music videos: “Sunday, Bloody Sunday”; “Two Hearts Beat as One”; “Celebration”; and “New Year’s Day.” I could find no information about Rock Video other than a few cover shots and some quotes from interviews.
Also, I have a leather jacket just like Larry Mullen, Jr. here, complete with missing belt. And I had a shirt just The Edge!
1959 Goodyear Tire Poster
How many of these cars can you name? 1936 is the earliest year I can ID here. I got all from 1946 up. My Grandmother sent me this when I was stationed in Germany.
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Photos from The Beatles White Album
Now, if you download the album, do you get these cool pictures? No, of course not. I recently sold a bunch of albums. 1000 is just too many. I saw on craigslist.org that some guy wanted to buy albums, so I contacted him and he came over and bought about 80 albums and huge Beatles poster. I didn’t get a photo of poster (stupid me) but I did scan these photos and take a picture of the poster that came in the White Album. I didn’t bother with the cover of the album, it’s just white. And the way my camera works, it would be yellow. So, these are sold, but I wanted to post them. The other poster was huge. bigger than this one, but the same design I think: The Beatles Four Faces Pop Art Music Poster Print – 24×36
Happy Birthday Card from the 1960s
Here’s a Sincere Regards company birthday card that looks to be from the 1960s. Was never used, but my mother-in-law decided to write in it so we will always know where it came from.
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Jesus Music! Barry McGuire and 2nd Chapter Of Acts Concert Flyer
Barry McGuire best known for his hit “Eve of Destruction” became a convert to Christianity and played Jesus Music. “And a band called ‘David’”. 2nd Chapter of Acts also Jesus Music, as you may have guessed. Concert at First Baptist Church, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Barry has a very interesting site, Trippin’ Through the Sixties. This was in my parent’s stuff.
I’m really digging this song! Some great guitar work on that Les Paul!
