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A comprehensive archive of 86 vintage Grateful Dead magazines and reference catalogs — a foundational cross-section of the print culture that grew up around the band during its touring years and after. The collection comprises:<ul><li>(34) copies of the Golden Road Magazine (complete set from Winter 1984 - 1993 Annual) included several duplicates</li><li>(30) copies of Duprees Diamond Magazine</li><li>(5) copies of Bonhams Life on the Road with the Grateful Dead (the Ram Rod Shurtliff Collection)</li><li>(6) copies of Grateful Dead comix</li><li>(11) copies of Unbroken Chain MagazineA foundational reference collection for any serious Deadhead library.</li></ul>Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $125 (domestic US) / $300 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Grateful Dead Periodical Archive — 86 Vintage Magazines Including a Complete Run of The Golden Road, Dupree's Diamond News, Unbroken Chain & Grateful Dead Comix

The Grateful Dead were not just a band. They were a traveling city. A self-sustaining organism of musicians, engineers, roadies, managers, artists, and devotees who dismantled and reassembled their world in a new location, night after night, for thirty years. The music was the reason, but the infrastructure was the miracle: the laminated credentials that unlocked backstage doors, the production cases that crossed continents, the itinerary booklets that kept fifty people moving across six countries in formation, the green room signs that came down at the end of the night and went up again somewhere else the next day. This sale is a portrait of that world — not the music, exactly, but the machinery behind it, and the human beings who made it run.&nbsp;From Dan Healy's personal Europe '72 tour itinerary to Robbie Taylor's road-worn production trunks, from Bill "Kidd" Candelario's Egypt backstage pass to Ram Rod's trove of unused credentials spanning a decade of touring, the lots gathered here trace the Grateful Dead's story through the objects that kept it moving. There are all-access laminates from the band's final summer, a ticket from the very last show, July 9, 1995, Soldier Field, Chicago, and signed posters that document the long aftermath of the Dead's run, in which the surviving members continued to carry the music forward under different names and configurations. Each item carries a direct, documented provenance. For those who believe that the crew built something just as enduring as the music, this is where to look.&nbsp;

A substantial group of 69 unused Grateful Dead backstage passes from 1994, preserved together from within the band's production organization. The 1994 touring season was one of the Dead's most active late-period years, encompassing shows from coast to coast at venues ranging from the Boston Garden to Giants Stadium to the Shoreline Amphitheatre. Unused passes — never issued, never clipped, never carried through a backstage door — are far less common on the market than their used counterparts, and a group of this size from a single season is an exceptional find. A vivid document of the Dead's final full year of uninterrupted touring.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $40 (domestic US) / $100 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

69 Grateful Dead Unused Backstage Passes, 1994

A group of 57 unused Grateful Dead backstage passes from the 1993 touring season, held back from distribution and preserved intact within the band's production organization. 1993 was a pivotal year for the Dead: it marked the continued evolution of the band's late-period sound and the ongoing challenge of managing an audience that had grown far beyond the intimate counterculture community of their early years. These pristine, unissued credentials offer collectors a direct material connection to the machinery behind one of the most logistically complex touring operations in popular music.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $40 (domestic US) / $100 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

57 Grateful Dead Unused Backstage Passes, 1993

Seventy-five unused Grateful Dead backstage passes spanning more than a decade of touring — from 1983 through 1995 — from the personal collection of Lawrence “Ram Rod” Shurtliff, the band's beloved head roadie and one of the most revered figures in the Dead's extended family. Ram Rod joined the Grateful Dead organization in the late 1960s and remained a central presence for the rest of the band's career, his loyalty and steadiness earning him an almost mythological status among Deadheads and crew alike. Items from his personal archive carry a provenance of the highest order — these passes were not sold, traded, or distributed. They remained with Ram Rod, a quiet record of the years he spent putting the Dead's world together night after night.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $40 (domestic US) / $100 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

75 Unused Grateful Dead Backstage Passes, 1983–1995 — Property of Ram Rod

A rare and deeply personal set of artifacts from the Grateful Dead's legendary September 1978 concerts at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, from the collection of Bill “Kidd” Candelario — one of the Dead's most trusted and long-serving road crew members, and later President of Grateful Dead Merchandising. The lot includes two items: first, Candelario's personal all-areas Egypt backstage laminate, with his passport photograph laminated on the reverse alongside his legal name “William Candelario” and passport number — the kind of credentialing required for a production of that international scale. Second, Candelario's original golden Grateful Dead Egypt concert program from the Giza shows, held in front of the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids. The Egypt concerts are among the most mythologized events in the Grateful Dead's history; backstage laminates from band and crew members connected to those shows have appeared at public auction only a handful of times.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $75 (domestic US) / $225 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Bill 'Kidd' Candelario's Grateful Dead Egypt Backstage Pass &  Original Gold Egypt Concert Program, 1978

A near-complete run of the Pure Jerry archival CD series, comprising six different Jerry Garcia live releases that document performances across fifteen years of his work outside the Grateful Dead. The set includes:• Jerry Garcia &amp; Merl Saunders Band — Keystone, Berkeley — September 1, 1974• Jerry Garcia Band — Theatre 1839, San Francisco — July 29 &amp; 30, 1977• Jerry Garcia Band — Warner Theatre, Washington, DC — March 18, 1978• Jerry Garcia Band — Lunt-Fontaine, New York City — October 15–30, 1987• Jerry Garcia Band — Lunt-Fontaine, New York City — October 31, 1987• Jerry Garcia Band — Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD — September 1 &amp; 2, 1989Rare to encounter the series gathered together as a single set.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $40 (domestic US) / $100 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Pure Jerry Archival Live Series — Six-Volume CD Collection of Jerry Garcia Band & Side Project Performances, 1974–1989

The Grateful Dead Movie is a 1977 concert film co-directed by Jerry Garcia and Leon Gast, documenting the band's five-night farewell stand at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom from October 16–20, 1974 — the shows that marked the end of the Wall of Sound era and the beginning of an extended hiatus. This DVD edition has been signed by six key figures connected to the film and the band: Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bill Kreutzmann, longtime road manager and crew chief Steve Parish, and animator Gary Gutierrez, who created the film's celebrated psychedelic animated opening sequence featuring the Grateful Dead's iconic Uncle Sam skeleton. From the Collection of Tom Stack — founder of Club Dead and former Vice President of Licensing and Merchandise at Grateful Dead — and the Club Dead Archive. Comes with both DVDs comprising this edition of the film.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $75 (domestic US) / $225 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Grateful Dead Movie DVD — Signed by Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bill Kreutzmann, Steve Parish & Gary Gutierrez

A multi-signed concert poster bearing the signatures of Bob Dylan alongside the four surviving core members of the Grateful Dead — Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and Bill Kreutzmann — performing together under the name The Dead, joined by keyboardists Jeff Chimenti and Rob Barraco, guitarist Jimmy Herring, and vocalist Joan Osborne. Nine signatures gathered on a single poster, documenting one of the most notable post-Garcia collaborations between the Dead and one of the central figures of twentieth-century American songwriting.Dimensions: 17 x 25 inches.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $125 (domestic US) / $300 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Multi-Signed The Dead Poster — Signed by Bob Dylan, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Joan Osborne, Jimmy Herring, Jeff Chimenti & Rob Barraco

A concert poster from Furthur's debut New Year's Eve run — December 30 and 31, 2009, at San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Auditorium — signed by both Phil Lesh and Bob Weir. Furthur was the touring band Lesh and Weir launched together in September 2009, and these shows marked the new project's first turn-of-the-year run, carrying forward the Grateful Dead's long tradition of marking the new year with multi-night stands in their home city. The lot includes the original event laminate.Dimensions: 16 x 23 inches.Shipping: Estimated shipping costs: $125 (domestic US) / $300 (international). ANALOGr will contact you following the auction with a shipping invoice.

Grateful Dead Periodical Archive — 86 Vintage Magazines Including a Complete Run of The Golden Road, Dupree's Diamond News, Unbroken Chain & Grateful Dead Comix

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