
1968
I Am A Man" Protest Placard — Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike, 1968
A thin cardboard placard, 13¾ by 21¼ inches, reading simply "I Am A Man" in bold black ink and bearing an Allied Printing union bug, carrie…
This is an original concert poster from June 10, 1959, advertising a historic R&B showcase at Chattanooga’s Memorial Auditorium. The poster highlights legendary headliners Sam Cooke and Jackie Wilson, alongside a celebrated lineup including Hank Ballard & The Midnighters, Marv Johnson, the Falcons, Jessie Belvin, Baby Washington, and others. Measuring 22 by 28.125 inches, the poster employs a vivid, multi-color design with bold artist photos and graphics typical of mid-century Globe Posters. Showing general wear from age—including creasing, tears, and minor ink bleeding—this artifact provides a visually compelling record of the golden era of R&B performance tours.
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1968
A thin cardboard placard, 13¾ by 21¼ inches, reading simply "I Am A Man" in bold black ink and bearing an Allied Printing union bug, carrie…

1949
This original 14 x 22 inch cardboard window card poster advertised Billie Holiday’s “Show and Dance” performance in Sacramento, California,…

1949
This original window card advertised Thelonious Monk and his New Sextet performing at the Rockland Palace Ballroom in Harlem on October 1,…

1965
This is an original, larger-than-life concert window card (22" x 30.5") for the "Biggest Show of Stars for '65" presented by the Motortown…