Final Auction Price
*Final prices include buyers premium
$229.20
Starting bid: $10.00
This poster announced an evening with Arlo Guthrie at Seattle's Paramount Northwest Theatre on April 28th, 1972. Much like his father, Woody, Arlo Guthrie wrote & played songs of protest against social injustice and storytelling while performing. Arlo's most famous song, "Alice's Restaurant," has since become a modern-day national Thanksgiving anthem. As legendary as they come, he's still presently a strong political figure.
Material from the Pacific Northwest is always considered special by collectors. They often tell a story all their own and have a different vibe than pieces from other parts of the country. Posters like this are highly collectible and are notably representative of the music-loving culture that produced them.
Condition Details: Ink on back, tape pull, dent on left edge, tack holes
--CRITICAL DETAILS--
--TITLE: Arlo Guthrie The Paramount Northwest Seattle
--GRADE: Extra Fine 65
--PERFORMERS: Arlo Guthrie
--VENUE: Paramount Northwest
--CITY: Seattle, WA
--DATE: 4/28/1972
--SIZE: 14 x 22.10"
--PRINTING: OP-1; Original Pre-Concert First Printing Poster
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