We’re, responding to requests, for another Rolling Stones Treasure. Direct, from our Rolling Stones rarities vault. Framed, on your wall, share this original 1971 U.K. Tour, John Pasche Lithograph. This, 1971 rarity is 20″ x 30.” From, 1970-1974 he designed, 4 posters for the Stones. Pasche, was commissioned by Mick Jagger, to create The Rolling Stones Logo. His,”Lips” and “Tongue” logo designs, are iconic and recognized around the world. Even, his freelance art designs, for Paul McCartney, The Who, and Bowie are legendary. John Pasche, is one of the best. Ask, Mick. The, 1971 U.K.Tour, was the Stones first, in their homeland since 1966. Brian Jones, was on the 1966 shows, Mick Taylor on these. Both,tours were ages ago. Ronnie Wood, became a Rolling Stone, 4 years later, and he’s been in the band, for 42 years!! All, their concerts took place in Britain and Scotland. The, poster’s list of cities, has them performing, twice each day at most stops. The Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Liverpool and London shows were among the highlights. Mick, Keith and the lads, had earned so much money, in record sales and concert tours, they found themselves in the 97% tax bracket, in […]
Welcome, to My Forever Treasures, first “Historical Rock & Roll Hall of Fame” Pinback Collection. Collecting music pinbacks, offers souvenirs and mementos, that embrace wonderful memories. Our, collections reconnect us to musicians, songs and shows we’ve loved. They’ve, always been a staple for tours, albums and iconic images. (Woodstock ’69.) Among, the most popular are, radio/venue promotions. (WPLJ Salutes The Who in N.Y.C.’76.) Record label classics are winners.(“Rumours,” Fleetwood Mac’77) The incredible success, of our last Pinback Parade, has us celebrating music’s best. Our, rare R. & R. Hall of Fame Pinback Classics, include “Don’t Knock the Rock,”film.’56. Beatles,’64. Stones Fan Club’64. “The Last Waltz,” Band’76. “Say It Loud..”James Brown’68. “Rumours,”Fleetwood Mac’77. “B.Graham Presents The Grateful Dead’88.” “WPLJ Salutes The Who’76.” N.Y.C. Woodstock’69, and so much more. “Don’t Knock The Rock,” is our first 3″ museum piece. It’s, from the 1956 film, starring Little Richard and Bill Haley & the Comets. Richard, was inducted in the Hall’s first 1986 Class, with Elvis and James Brown. Haley, in 1987. James Brown’s rare 3″ “Say It Loud. I’m Black And I’m Proud,” 1968. was one of his biggest hits, and a highlight of Brown’s shows. Elvis,”Love Me Tender,”Flasher’56 was […]
MAKE A DATE WITH THE BEATLES CALENDAR 1964 “A rare Beatles souvenir treasure. You can change the date, every day, for the rest of your life. Bill Gates won’t find a nicer one!” – Bobby Kosser An original Beatles ‘Make A Date’ calendar. The red, black and white calendar has an eight-sided plastic frame with glass front and cardboard backing. The front features an image of the group with slots for the date, month and day of the week, and ‘make a date with the Beatles’ printed below.
