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<p><span>Art by Wes Wilson</span></p><p><span>3rd printing, lithograph, excellent (Light edge and corner wear are visible upon close inspection)</span></p><p><span>28 1/2" tall x 15 3/4" wide</span></p><div>This iconic Wes Wilson poster commemorates the three-night residency at the historic Fillmore in San Francisco (July 15–17, 1966), featuring seminal performances by Jefferson Airplane supported by the Grateful Dead. Printed as a third edition lithograph and preserved in excellent condition with light edge and corner wear, it's a masterpiece of psychedelic concert artwork—tall, narrow format with vivid color and Wilson’s bold, flowing typography.</div><div><br></div><div>Ideally suited for collectors of 1960s concert posters, this tall-format piece by Wes Wilson captures the vibrant energy of early San Francisco psychedelic rock. A standout for frame-and-display, it’s a rare collectible reflecting two pioneering bands at a historic moment.</div><div><br><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


BG 17 – Jefferson Airplane & Grateful Dead, Fillmore Auditorium (July 15–17, 1966)

<p>This curated auction features a trove of vintage and rare Grateful Dead concert posters, spanning the band’s storied career. Highlights include Fillmore originals, European tour prints, Mardi Gras celebrations, Egypt 1978, and more. Many pieces are first printings, artist-signed, or sourced from historic venues that helped shape the Dead’s legacy.</p><p><span>Whether you're a lifelong collector or just discovering the psychedelic visual world of the Dead, this archive offers a unique window into the art, culture, and movement that followed the band for decades.</span></p><p><span>Bid now and own a piece of Grateful Dead history.</span></p><p><i><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost.</b></i></p><p></p>


<p><b>Artist - Richard Biffle</b></p><p><b>Details &amp; Condition - Original print, Signed by Full Band, Mint Condition</b></p><p><b>Size - 12" Wide x 18" Tall</b></p><div>This original 2004 “Wave That Flag” Summer Tour poster, designed by renowned Grateful Dead artist Richard Biffle, celebrates The Dead’s triumphant return to the road. Featuring Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann, joined by Warren Haynes, Jeff Chimenti, and Jimmy Herring, this tour brought the spirit of the Dead into a new era.</div><div><span>Vibrant and richly detailed, Biffle’s artwork captures the energy and symbolism of the Grateful Dead’s enduring legacy. What makes this piece truly exceptional is that it’s signed by the full band, making it a rare and valuable collector’s item.</span></div><div><span>Preserved in mint condition, this poster is a standout tribute to the post-Jerry era and a must-have for any serious Deadhead or rock memorabilia collector.</span></div><div><span>Wave that flag—and own a piece of modern Dead history.</span></div><div><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


The Dead – “Wave That Flag” Summer Tour 2004 Poster (Signed by Full Band)

<p>Own a piece of music history with this rare Grateful Dead Soldier Field Ticket &amp; Backstage Pass Set from the band’s final performances with Jerry Garcia. This EXTREMELY LIMITED 4-piece set includes one ticket and one backstage pass for each night, July 8 and 9, 1995, when the Dead took the stage at Soldier Field in Chicago for what would become Jerry Garcia's final performances and the last Grateful Dead shows.</p><div><span>Opening with The Band, these emotionally charged shows marked the end of an era. Jerry Garcia’s passing one month later, on August 9, 1995, cast these nights in a new light, transforming them from tour stops into a sacred farewell for Deadheads around the world. The Grateful Dead would not perform under that name again until the 2015 “Fare Thee Well” shows, a full 20 years later.</span></div><div><span>The set is preserved in mint condition, with all four items housed in archival-grade sleeves for long-term protection. The unused backstage passes feature vibrant graphics from the era, and the unused tickets remain as issued, never torn, never scanned.</span></div><div><span>This set offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a tangible memory from the Dead’s storied journey. A must-have for fans, archivists, and music historians alike.</span></div><p></p>


Final Show Ticket & Backstage Pass Set (Soldier Field, Chicago, IL – July 8–9, 1995)

<p>Art by Wes Wilson</p><p>2nd Printing, Excellent Condition (minor handling wear along a few edges and a small surface blemish near the right side of the face)</p><p>Size: 14 1/4" Wide x 20" Tall</p><div>This classic Fillmore poster by Wes Wilson captures a pivotal moment in the San Francisco music scene, two rising psychedelic giants, the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, sharing the stage at the Fillmore Auditorium in July 1966. Wilson’s striking Art Nouveau-inspired design and vibrant color palette defined the era and remain one of the most collectible poster series in rock history.</div><div><span>Printed as a 2nd edition, this poster is in excellent condition, with minor handling wear along a few edges and a small surface blemish near the right side of the face. It’s a must-have for collectors of 1960s counterculture memorabilia and psychedelic concert art.</span></div><div><span>BG 23 is one of the more compositionally ambitious posters from 1966, and one of the earliest to prominently incorporate artist portraits into its design. It stands at the intersection of photography and psychedelia in the early Bill Graham catalog.</span></div><div><b><br></b></div><div><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


BG 23 – Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane, Fillmore Auditorium (July 29–30, 1966)

<p>Art by Wes Wilson</p><p>2nd printing • Conservation backed with archival paper • Excellent condition (Minor edge wear and light handling marks near corners)</p><p>14″ Wide x 22″ Tall</p><div>This stunning poster from Bill Graham’s legendary Fillmore series captures the Grateful Dead’s headlining run from December 9–11, 1966. Designed by iconic psychedelic artist Wes Wilson, the bold lettering and surrealist imagery reflect the explosive creativity of San Francisco’s counterculture scene.</div><div><br></div><div>Printed as a 2nd edition and professionally conservation-backed on archival paper, this piece is in excellent condition, with minor edge wear and light handling marks near corners, a true collector’s gem.</div><div><br></div><div>BG 41 is an essential entry in the early Grateful Dead poster canon and an excellent representation of late-1966 Fillmore design sensibilities. This copy’s condition and conservation work make it a top-tier example.<br><br><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


BG 41 – Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane, Fillmore Auditorium (December 9–11, 1966)

<p><b>Artist John Cushing</b></p><p><b>Details &amp; Condition - 2nd Printing, Thin Stock, Excellent Condition (Minor corner wear and light handling)</b></p><p><b>Size - Wide 17" x Tall 22 5/8"</b></p><div>This striking poster commemorates a legendary night of psychedelic rock at the Earl Warren Showgrounds in Santa Barbara, California, on April 29, 1967. Featuring an unforgettable lineup of the Grateful Dead, The Doors, UFO, and Captain Speed, this event captured the raw energy of the West Coast’s rapidly evolving music scene.</div><div><span>Designed by John Cushing, the poster showcases vibrant mid-’60s psychedelic artistry, blending surreal color and typography with a bold visual layout. This 2nd printing on thin stock is preserved in excellent condition, with minor corner wear and light handling, making it a rare survivor from one of the most exciting and experimental years in rock history.</span></div><div><span>While a full setlist from the night remains elusive, the Grateful Dead were known during this period for fiery performances of “Viola Lee Blues,” “Cream Puff War,” and “Cold Rain and Snow,” while The Doors were riding high off their debut album and hit single “Light My Fire.”</span></div><div><span>A museum-worthy piece of California rock history, this poster is a must-have for collectors of psychedelic art and fans of the era’s most groundbreaking bands.</span></div><div><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


Grateful Dead, The Doors, UFO, Captain Speed – Santa Barbara Poster (April 29, 1967)

<p><b>Printed By Okeanos Press</b></p><p><b>Details &amp; Condition - Limited Poetry Print, Near Mint condition</b></p><p><b>Size - 8¼″ Wide x 12¼″ Tall </b></p><div>This beautifully printed 1990 broadside features the complete lyrics to “Touch of Grey” by Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, presented as a formal literary work. Issued by Okeanos Press with approval from Ice Nine Publishing, it was part of a limited-run initiative to preserve and recognize the poetic merit of Hunter’s contributions to American songwriting.</div><div><span>Printed on cream-colored stock with a clean vertical layout, the piece is topped by a classic Steal Your Face logo, framing the lyrics like a poem rather than a song. Unlike standard merchandise or promotional materials, this broadside was never sold at concerts and was intended for literary and archival audiences.</span></div><div><span>Preserved in near-mint condition, it stands as a rare and elegant tribute to the Grateful Dead’s enduring anthem and Hunter’s legacy as a poet.</span></div><div><span>A must-have for Deadheads, collectors of rock literature, and fans of Hunter’s lyrical genius.</span></div><div><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


“Touch of Grey” Broadside by Robert Hunter (1990)

<p><b>Cover Artist (Unofficial Edition) - Rick Griffin</b></p><p><b>Details &amp; Condition - Sealed, Very Good Condition (corners and edges show wear)</b></p><div>This rare, unofficial 1974 pirate copy of the Grateful Dead’s Wake of the Flood is a highly sought-after bootleg artifact from the band’s early independent era, representing a dark artifact of the struggles the band's record company faced when starting. It's a piece of history that shows why the band's effort to go their own way was heroic and fraught. Pressed and circulated without the band’s authorization, these underground editions were typically distributed in limited quantities, making them difficult to find, especially sealed in very good condition.</div><div><span>The album features timeless tracks like “Eyes of the World,” “Stella Blue,” and “Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo,” and marked the first studio release on the band’s label, Grateful Dead Records. This pressing is rumored to feature alternate audio mastering and packaging elements, making it a curiosity among serious collectors.</span></div><div><span>Whether for its rarity, rebel spirit, or connection to a pivotal moment in the Dead’s evolution, this sealed copy is a true Deadhead collector’s gem.</span></div><div><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


Wake of the Flood Vinyl Record (Unofficial 1974 Pirate Copy)

<p>Art by Troy Alders</p><p>Original print, Excellent Condition (minor corner softening. No creases, folds, or edge tears. Two tape pulls are present on the reverse side, but do not affect the front image or display.)</p><p>7,262 / 7,500</p><p>15 3/4" Wide x 28 1/2" Tall<br></p><div><span>Artist Troy Alders created this striking original 1995 Mardi Gras poster for what would become the Grateful Dead’s final Mardi Gras celebration. Held at the Oakland Coliseum, these festive shows were beloved for their colorful parades, surprise performances, and carnival atmosphere, and 1995 was no exception.</span></div><div><span>Alders’ artwork captures the vibrant energy of Mardi Gras with a psychedelic twist, reflecting both the spirit of the holiday and the band’s enduring creativity. The poster remains in excellent condition, with minor corner softening. No creases, folds, or edge tears. Two tape pulls are present on the reverse side, but do not affect the front image or display.</span></div><div><span>A rare and poignant piece from the final year of the Grateful Dead’s storied run, this poster is a must-have for collectors looking to own a vibrant artifact from one of the band’s most spirited traditions.</span></div><div><br><b>Free shipping within the United States. International shipping is available at an additional cost. If you would like more information, please email marketplace@relix.com.&nbsp;</b></div><p></p>


BG 17 – Jefferson Airplane & Grateful Dead, Fillmore Auditorium (July 15–17, 1966)

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