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Various Artists: A Group Of Miscellaneous Posters And T-shirts, 1960s and later, Qty image 1
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Music
Lot 65

Various Artists: A Group Of Miscellaneous Posters And T-shirts,
1960s and later, Qty

Sound & Cinema: with property from the Marianne Faithfull Estate
Ending from 3 December 2025, 12:00 GMT
Online, London, Knightsbridge

£800 - £1,200

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Various Artists: A Group Of Miscellaneous Posters And T-shirts,

1960s and later,
posters include: Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory, Rick Griffin, Double-H Press, San Francisco, 1967, framed; Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Avalon Ballroom, 21-22 April 1967, Rick Griffin, Family Dog 58-1; S.F. Mime Troupe Benefit, Grateful Dead, Fillmore Auditorium, 12 April 1967, Mouse Studios, 4-67; Waiting For Columbus, Little Feat; The Song Remains The Same soundtrack, Led Zeppelin; Alice Cooper Goes To Hell; The Beatles by Richard Avedon, Daily Express posters; and Mick Jagger and Marc Bolan portrait posters; and a large number of T-shirts, including Rolling Stones Tour of Europe 76, polyethylene fibre zip-front jacket, The Doors, Alice Cooper Show, Wings Venus And Mars, Edinburgh Pop Festival 1973, Dark Horse Records sweatshirt, George Harrison Extra Texture, I Heard The Grateful Dead At The Lyceum '72, Monty Python's Life Of Brian, Television Marquee Moon, and Paul McCartney World Tour 1989-1990, (Qty)

Footnotes

Provenance:
Property From The Collection Of The Late Derek Taylor.

Derek Taylor was a journalist, author, record producer but is probably best known as press officer for the Beatles. In early 1964, whilst working for the Daily Express newspaper and ghostwriting a column for George Harrison, Brian Epstein hired Derek as the Beatles' publicist. He accompanied them on their first US tour that summer.
He moved to the US in 1965, setting up his own PR company and, working with groups such as the Beach Boys and the Byrds, became highly successful. In early 1968 he retuned to England as press officer for the newly-formed Apple Corps. He left in late 1970, following the Beatles' break-up and went to work for WEA. After a few years he was back in the US, as a VP for Warner Bros. Records.
Things came full circle when, in the early 1990s, he re-joined Apple, working on the Anthology project, amongst others.

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