Final Auction Price
*Final prices include buyers premium
$420.00
Starting bid: $1.00
This run of shows was from the 1973 Pacific tour, which included several selections from the Rolling Stones pivotal early 70's recordings Exile on Main Street and Sticky Fingers. A beautiful work of art by David Singer!
Condition details: Stain from water damage, waviness upper left corner.
PLEASE NOTE: It is not uncommon for some examples of this poster to exhibit signs of water damage. On the early morning of Tuesday May 7, 1985 Bill Graham’s south of Market warehouse offices were fire-bombed. THIS POSTER OFFERED here was inside and among the one million dollars in damage to the archive of music memorabilia. Authorities believed the arson was in retaliation to recent public comments Graham made about a visit to a military cemetery in Bitburg West Germany by then President Ronald Regan. Graham, a German-born Jew who lost his mother and sister in the Holocaust, organized a rally at Union Square a week prior on April 26 to protest Regan's visit to the cemetery where 49 Nazi soldiers were buried. Graham called Reagan "a despicable inhuman creature" and said "I'll despise him for it until the day I die." No arrests were ever made for the arson.
--CRITICAL DETAILS--
--TITLE: AOR-4.147 Rolling Stones Honolulu
--GRADE: EXCELLENT 75
--PERFORMERS: Rolling Stones
--VENUE: Honolulu Ctr
--CITY: Honolulu
--DATE: 01/21/73
--DIMENSIONS: 28.5 in. x 20.25 in.
--PRINTING: OP-1; Original Pre-Concert First Printing Poster
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