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MattyG
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This is the other half of the 2 for $10 deal I got when buying this and Winterland poster from Craigslist ad in Philadelphia. I love the Grateful Dead music and their artistic posters, I bought them under the impression they were reprints, just to enjoy myself. This one is thin paper and marked "RP 006", 1977 Kelley/Mouse, the show was in '66, is this one legit?
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sweet ,love the Grateful Dead:)
thanks and good morning Bellin68, are you going hunting again today? if so, good luck!
your very welcome MattyG, and good morning to you as well , yes i will be hunting this am:)
LOVE this poster as well MattyG, looks like it has been printed over 7 times so there are many variations. (The original was small handbill printed on very thin paper) Too many differences to name here so take a look at the link below and you will be able to tell. Still a GREAT poster and certainly one of the most iconic images associated with The Grateful Dead, GREAT find!
http://www.classicposters.com/Grateful_Dead/poster/Family_Dog/26
Thanks again zguy2112, I did a little searching and found this online: "FD-26-RP-13 A Portal Publications reprint exists on thin stock. It bears the credit “RP 006 c 1977 Mouse/Kelley Portal Publications Ltd. Corte Madera. California 94925 Litho in U.S.A.” on the right side of the bottom margin. 20 3/64” x 27 63/64”" on Eric King's Poster Book corrections, but that's it, no other info on this print. I heading to eBay now to price frames.
Thanks for the love mustangtony and crabbykins.