(on the left) A potential buyer inspects some of the Professors framed posters.

(On the right)This Rick Griffin original painting was estimated somewhere in the neighborhood of $8000...which is a very respectable neighborhood!

This is the Organ that John Lennon bought while in India around the Sergant Pepper era. The gavel came down and it sold for $9500! Check John peeking out from behind it! Alittle photo magic , from the "Prof".





There was so very much to look at during the inspection. The two days that were given to do so seemed almost insufficient.

This was truly a pleasure to see up close! The original oil painting for the cover of It's a Beautiful Day's first albumn. The artist was Kent Hollister. Estimated value, $7500. With that kinda money it better come with an original autographed albumn as well!




Assemblage sculpture circa 1979 by artist, Lois Anderson "Dakini" Valued at, $1500-$1800. And yes, it DID sell!

This 1964 work by WES Wilson, really packs a punch in this frame of silver barbed wire, with crimson metalic red barbs! I always felt that it needed a frame that could help complete the statement that the poster makes. So I finally got off mbutt and did it! I can honestly say that I shed blood for this paticular project! It's still available to the right home! Email the Prof and we can discuss the possibilities!

Here is yet another beautifully framed (black lacquer) image. A favorite of many by artist, Stanley Mouse "Cat Under The Stars". This is a silkscreened piece that also happens to be an artist's proof! It is actually as tall as the frame it's in. (aprox. 30 inches) Just cropped down by it's matte.

This is the ULTIMATE score for the archives here in Posterville! It is the ORIGINAL CONTRACT to what is considered the very first gig for the Charlatans who are said to be the first of the San Francisco Psychedelic Rock Bands. Signed by all of the band members and RED DOG SALOON owner, the band agrees to play this historic preformance in June of 1965. This is really a grail type item poster-pals! It has finally come to rest in a place where it can be enjoyed and seen by many, next to the original "SEED" plate! Go to the "SEED" chapter in the index and learn more about this very rare poster and seminal event. And or, " THE ART OF ROCK" book page 89. Posterville couldn't let this once in a lifetime chance get away. And so that is where the treasury funding for 1997 went.....and well worth it!

(On the left) This container was a time capsule from the "Straight Theatre".

(On the right) An additional display case.