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Apr 09

by Bobby Kosser in Cards, Pinback, Posters, Souvenirs, Sports 0 comments tags: cards, memorabilia, pinback, poster, Sheik, souvenir, Wrestling, Wrestling Heros

Vintage Early Old School Wrestling Poster. The Sheik. McGuire Twins. Tag Teams and Midgets. 1951 Wrestling Cards. Gene Stanley and the Dusek Brothers

My Forever Treasures wrestling fan clients have ached for vintage professional wrestling treasures. Today, we’ll celebrate this sport, that’s not really a sport. Professional wrestling’s egotistical gladiators are never who they appear to be. They’ve all been created, solely for your ENTERTAINMENT! Their feuds and grudges are choreographed. The public is offered nothing honest. The McMahon family, even dictates the predetermined FINAL MATCH RESULTS! Yet, the American public is overwhelmingly entertained by Professional Wrestling. Last year, this entertainment/sport turned a $215 Million profit! Our vintage treasures await you. We’re offering fans of pretend vain wrestling heroes and heels a vintage old school 1970’s original Professional Wrestling Promotional Match Card Poster 22″ x 14″ heavy card stock. Pro wrestlers are always politically incorrect. Tag teams such as “The Assassins,” “Beer Money Inc.,””The Spanish Fleas,” Midget Team “The Mini Vans,” & Native American Tag Team “The Wahoos” all have names meant to offend fans. Names like “The Sheik,” “Andre The Giant” “The Big Boss Man” & “The Rock” aren’t their real names. When born, weighing just 8 pounds, did their parents really name them “HULK HOGAN!” or “The Undertaker!” The public xxx’s FAKE Wrestling. Our rare “2nd Golden Era” […]

Jan 17

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, Posters, Souvenirs, Sports 0 comments tags: Ali Autograph, boxing, memorabilia, Muhammad Ali, poster

Happy Birthday Champ Muhammad Ali The Greatest of All Time

It’s Muhammad Ali’s birthday. Today we celebrate the life of the most loved and recognized man on earth. The Heavyweight Champion who possessed a rare combination of love, respect, generosity, smart as could be, with a magical sense of humor above and beyond what made the world smile! In and out of the boxing ring Ali was the fastest. He’d always be the first to declare he was “The Greatest Champion of All Time!” It’s true! How fortunate for his fans Muhammad Ali was also “The Prettiest of All Time” as well. On his birthday remember Muhammad Ali said, “After me there will never be another.” Champ I agree. That would be impossible. All my xxx on your birthday. The lunch and 3 hours I spent with Muhammad Ali has been the highlight of my life. I wish everyone could experience his magic. Date that forever.:)Our photo together shows how wonderful it is to be in his presence. Top 10 Muhammad Ali Best Knockouts HD CLICK HERE FOR POSTERS: Muhammad Ali/Cassius Clay Posters

Oct 26

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Music, People, Posters 1 comments tags: concerts, lithograph, Mick Jagger, poster, Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones 1972 Lithograph, shows, Stones, Tumbling Dice Winterland

The Rolling Stones 1972 Tour of America Lithograph “Tumblin’ Dice” Winterland Shows

The Rolling Stones 1972 Tour of America, delivered “The Greatest R. & R. Band of All Time,” At Their Best. This tour supported their # 1 Album, “Exile on Main Street.” The Winterland Shows, were the 3rd city for the Stones. Stevie Wonder, with his current hit song “Superstition,” opened the shows. This tour, exposed Stevie to a broader rock audience. He shined. The audience loved him. The Rolling Stones, 21 song set overwhelmed their fans. Mick and his mates, opened with “Honky Tonk Women.” “Gimme Shelter,” “Tumbling Dice” & “Brown Sugar” followed. Stevie Wonder, joined them, for the “Satisfaction” Encore. These San Francisco Shows, were highlights of this tour. The lithograph of these Winterland Shows was the producer, Bill Graham’s idea.:) Graham, called these the “Tumblin’ Dice” Shows. Using, their hit song as the theme. Featuring the DICE, David Singer, Bill’s favorite poster artist from 1969-71, created this iconic image. Unique, because this poster wasn’t used as a Tour Souvenir. Just, exclusively for Bill Graham’s Winterland Shows. It, continues to be a Rolling Stones Fan Favorite TODAY. My Forever Treasures, is beaming, in a counter-culture way. This 1972, numbered lithograph reads, “Bill Graham Presents in S.F. The […]

Sep 10

by Bobby Kosser in Posters 0 comments tags: 1943, circus, Lawson, monkey, poster, Wood

Monkeys Entering The Circus Poster By Lawson Wood 1943

Lawson Wood was a world famous artist, illustrator and designer of humorous animal art. His “Gran’Pop” Chimpanzee character, was offered as the Gandhi, of the monkey world. The Annals of “Gran’Pop” circulated around the globe. Lawson Wood’s art work, always presented animals, with an endearing sense of humor. His monkeys were popular on calendars, advertising, puzzles, and especially circus posters. Wood’s art was successfully exhibited internationally, at the top galleries. Lawson’s unique style, is the reason his original paintings and lithographs continue to be very popular. This 1943, Lawson Wood print, of “Monkeys Going To The Circus” is one of his prized, Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Posters. His trademark, “happy-go-lucky” monkeys, are a prominent feature of this wonderful piece. They are on line, to enter the Big Top. Admission “2 Nuts” An elephant with a pot out, collects the nuts. A clown pig peeks out, from under the circus tent. “Monkeys Entering the Circus” is in 8 vibrant colors, in a large 41″ x 27″ (including borders) format. The print, from the original lithograph, was made by The Murray Poster Printing Co. Inc. N.Y.C. This Lawson Wood circus poster, is a perfect example, of why his artwork will […]

Jun 29

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Movies, Music, Posters 0 comments tags: 1957, Elvis, film, Jailhouse, poster, Presley, rock

Elvis Presley Jailhouse Rock 1957 Film Poster

“Jailhouse Rock” was Elvis Presley’s third film. Elvis played a released ex. con, who had served time, for an unfortunate manslaughter charge. A familiar Presley premise, offered him aspiring, to be a successful singer. He would overcome obstacles and fall in love, before the final credits read, “The End.” A great # 1 song “Jailhouse Rock,” had Elvis singing the song, in a great dance number, he choreographed himself. Many consider, the “Jailhouse Rock” dance number, Elvis Presley’s greatest screen moments, of his entire film career. 22″ x 28″ # 57 /533 lithograph poster M.G.M. 1957.

Jun 22

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia 0 comments tags: 1969, boxing poster, debut, Frazier, George Foreman, poster, Quarry, rare posters

Joe Frazier Jerry Quarry 1969 Fight Poster Foreman Debut

June 23, 1969, Joe Frazier vs. Jerry Quarry fight poster. George Foreman’s professional boxing debut. Frazier and Quarry battled non-stop for 7 rounds. The press declared, “this was the best fight of 1969.” Frazier TKO’d Quarry in 7 rounds, successfully defending his portion of the Heavyweight Crown. George Foreman, 20 year old Olympic Champion, made his professional debut. He won by a 3 round TKO. 3 1/2 years later, George Foreman would win Joe’s title with a 2 round TKO. This pay per view, 14″ x 22″ Murray Poster Printing Co. Classic is rare. Future Champion George Foreman’s debut makes it a genuine boxing treasure. BUY NOW: $350

May 27

by Bobby Kosser in People, Posters 0 comments tags: Archie Moore, autographed posters, boxing, Muhammad Ali, poster, vintage posters

Vintage Autographed Cassius Clay VS Archie Moore 1962 Boxing Poster

Entering the ring, for this Nov. 15, 1962 bout, young Cassius Clay was 15-0. Archie Moore, a former light heavyweight champion, was boxing before Cassius was born. The ultimate showman, Clay brought attention to Moore’s advanced age, by having a 63 year old sparring partner. The public loved, his brash fight predictions. This bout offered one of Clay’s best. Cassius predicted, “I’ll say it now. And I’ve said it before. Archie Moore, will go down in Four.” He did. As the future 3 time heavyweight champion’s record would now be 16-0. Cassius Clay left the ring, declaring, “I am the greatest, of all time !!” 16-0, gave him a perfect beginning. Direct from the Los Angeles Coliseum. 14″ x 22″. This poster was signed by Cassius Clay. On his Facebook page, Ali says, this signed poster is “Priceless.” A museum quality treasure of the ages.

May 20

by Bobby Kosser in People, Posters 1 comments tags: boxing, Cassius Clay, for sale, Joe Frazier, memorabilia, Muhammad Ali, poster, video, vintage poster

Vintage Muhammad Ali a.k.a. Cassius Clay vs. Joe Frazier March 8, 1971 Big Screen Boxing Poster

This March 8, 1971, fight was the first between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. It will be forever called “The Fight of the Century.” Both boxers entered the ring undefeated. To give them equal billing, Ali’s picture is first and Frazier’s name is first as well. The poster reads Muhammad Ali a.k.a. Cassius Clay in larger print, because this was early use of his new name. It marked, the last time, the name Cassius Clay would appear on a poster. Ali was stripped of the Heavyweight Title, when his new Muslim religion had him not enrolling in the armed forces. Less than a year after this Frazier fight, the Supreme Court overturned the decision that had taken Ali’s Heavyweight Title. Frazier would win this fight. Ali would win their next two epic battles. “MUHAMMAD ALI A.K.A. CASSIUS CLAY” VS. JOE FRAZIER MARCH 8,1971. DIRECT FROM MADISON SQU/ GARDEN N.Y. BIG SCREEN CLOSED CIRCUIT. 14″ X 22″ MURRAY POSTER PRINTING CO. N.Y. UNSIGNED $450 Muhammad Ali is Lighting Fast!

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