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Offered Here: Grateful Dead 1969/1970 Lot of 2 Bill Graham Fillmore West Postcards. This lot offers a captivating glimpse into the golden era of San Francisco psychedelia with two original advertising postcards from the iconic Bill Graham Fillmore West. Featuring the Grateful Dead, these postcards span the pivotal years of 1969 and 1970 and include rare promotional materials for the historic BG-205/206 and BG-237/238 concert series. They showcase the legendary graphic design and lineup synonymous with Bill Graham’s venues, capturing the essence of the counterculture movement.
Additional Information: The Fillmore West, under Bill Graham’s stewardship, was a central hub for the countercultural music scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s, hosting groundbreaking performances by major rock acts. The Grateful Dead, known for their improvisational style and eclectic musical influences, were frequent performers at the Fillmore, contributing significantly to the venue's storied legacy during this transformative era in rock music history.
Condition: Both items are in good condition and heavily reflect their decades-old history through signs of handling, aging, and storage. The 1970 postcard presents a unique archival history, having been cut into two separate handbills and rejoined on the reverse with electrical tape. Across both pieces, there is edge wear, noticeable creasing, and tape residue on the back, underscoring their genuine period utility.
SKU: KPC7083