Box 41

Scope and Contents: Advertisements for alcoholic beverages, coca wine, cigarettes, cigars, cigarette rolling papers, pipes, smoke shops and music stores, particular brands of marijuana, albums, resorts, radio stations and more.Prominent products and shops named in this series include Vin Mariani, Coca des Incas, Toni-Kola, Café du Bre#sil and the Eden Hashish Centre.The series has a focus on Belle Époque era advertisements, many with a relationship to alcohol and drugs. Notable artists...

Scope and Contents:

Copies have different mailing addresses for donations.

Scope and Contents: Includes posters from a wide range of political and cultural movements from around the world. Prominent groups of posters are: World War II era German propaganda posters and French documents of war; pro-legalization rallies, smoke-ins and marches in Europe and the U.S. and political campaigns for legalization; Youth International Party flyers and manifestoes; U.S. voter registration campaigns; anti-Viet Nam war posters; posters to free Timothy Leary and other prisoners of drug laws; and...

Scope and Contents:

Signed by the author.

Scope and Contents:

Posters and flyers for poetry readings and literary conferences. Series also includes broadsides with poetry. Notable authors and poets represented: Jack Kerouac, Jan Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and William S. Burroughs.

Scope and Contents: The series consists of posters depicting drugs and drug use, the bulk are psychedelic counter-culture era (1967-1978) posters. Posters include lithographs, etchings, blacklight posters and posters on flock paper, "velvet" or "fuzzy" posters colloquially, and velvet blacklight posters. Prominent groups of posters in this series include: posters by pioneering Psychedelic artists, "the San Francisco five," Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse and Rick Griffin; images of...

Scope and Contents: The series consists of posters depicting drugs and drug use, the bulk are psychedelic counter-culture era (1967-1978) posters. Posters include lithographs, etchings, blacklight posters and posters on flock paper, "velvet" or "fuzzy" posters colloquially, and velvet blacklight posters. Prominent groups of posters in this series include: posters by pioneering Psychedelic artists, "the San Francisco five," Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse and Rick Griffin; images of...

Scope and Contents: The series consists of posters depicting drugs and drug use, the bulk are psychedelic counter-culture era (1967-1978) posters. Posters include lithographs, etchings, blacklight posters and posters on flock paper, "velvet" or "fuzzy" posters colloquially, and velvet blacklight posters. Prominent groups of posters in this series include: posters by pioneering Psychedelic artists, "the San Francisco five," Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse and Rick Griffin; images of...

Scope and Contents: The series consists of posters depicting drugs and drug use, the bulk are psychedelic counter-culture era (1967-1978) posters. Posters include lithographs, etchings, blacklight posters and posters on flock paper, "velvet" or "fuzzy" posters colloquially, and velvet blacklight posters. Prominent groups of posters in this series include: posters by pioneering Psychedelic artists, "the San Francisco five," Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse and Rick Griffin; images of...

Scope and Contents:

Signed by the artist. Artist's proof. Image take from an 1896 JOB cigarette rolling paper advertisement by Alphonse Mucha.

Scope and Contents:

Signed by the artist.

Scope and Contents: The series has a strong focus on events promoted by the San Francisco based Family Dog and Bill Graham. In 1966 Chet Helms, a well-known rock promoter and free-spirit, teamed up with a hippy commune to form The Family Dog. The Family Dog employed a group of San Francisco artists—Wes Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse and Rick Griffin—whose artwork has become synonymous with the psychedelic rock scene, peace movement and counter-cultural ethos. Both Helms and Bill Graham...

Scope and Contents:

All four copies are signed by the artist.

Scope and Contents:

Writing in pen on verso: "SFPP société française de papier peint anciennement SF. 1. pavots, 2. pipe d'opium, embleme de fumeris, 3. [illegible] psychedelic. "

Scope and Contents:

Miscellaneous posters range from covers for satirical and crime magazines, resort advertisements, and sports posters to art print posters and anti-clerical posters from Russia and France.

Scope and Contents:

Miscellaneous posters range from covers for satirical and crime magazines, resort advertisements, and sports posters to art print posters and anti-clerical posters from Russia and France.