1968 Family Dog Bill Graham Concert Poster Love Lee Michaels FD-146 MUSIC TICKETS AND STUBS 1939/1940 Pittsburgh Hornets AHL Pocket BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

Name: 1968 Family Dog Bill Graham Concert Poster Love Lee Michaels FD-146 MUSIC TICKETS AND STUBS 1939/1940 Pittsburgh Hornets AHL Pocket BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS
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1968 Family Dog Bill Graham Concert Poster Love Lee Michaels FD 146 MUSIC TICKETS AND STUBS 1939 1940 Pittsburgh Hornets AHL Pocket BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS 1939 1940 Pittsburgh Hornets AHL Pocket Schedule Atlanta Flames NHL Hockey Vintage Full Size Felt Pennant Lee Michaels and Saloom Sinclair & Mother Bear were the featured performers *Note* that the back of the poster is not pictured as it is preserved on core board with plastic wrap and has not been removed

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