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This is a promo poster issued by Reaction Records in England in 1966 at the same time as "Substitute". This particular copy is signed in blue ballpoint pen by all 4 members of the band: Pete Townshend, Keith Moon, John Entwistle and Roger Daltrey, on their respective photos. This is a promotional poster for the single "I Can See For Miles". The single was released in October of 1967 on Track Records. This poster was produced by Hapshash and the Colored Coat and printed by Osiris Visions. This is one of two Who posters from 1967 that tie into the Osiris series of posters.
This is a promo poster issued by Track records in England in 1968 to promote their single "Magic Bus". Very Scarce.
This is an extremely scarce official issue Track record company promo poster for the Who's single "Pictures of Lily".
Pictured on the left is an extremely rare promotional flyer distributed to Decca records sales staff upon the release of the single "Call Me Lightning" which was released in the US on Decca records in March of 1968. This is printed on thick card stock. Pictured on the right is the internal Decca records letter that was attached to the flyer.
This is an Australian press kit for the 1968 tour of Australia. Pictured on the far left is the outer cover with the dates of the tour, January 19-27, 1968. Next is a list of the dates on the tour, basically a handbill for the entire tour. In the middle is an incredible promo handbill for their current LP, Sell Out. The other two items are the obligatory bio on each band member. Also included but not shown is a postcard with their entire discography on it. All in all, a fantastic link to that infamous tour.
This is a promotional poster for Premier drums from 1967. The picture shows Keith playing his early red metallic kit. The poster also lists all of the dates for the 1967 U.S. tour with Herman's Hermits. Incredibly hard to find.
This is a very rare cardboard counter display to advertise the release of My Generation by Decca Records in the United States. The back of this item has a fold out easel to stand it up on the counter top of the local record store. This particular one has never been used, so the easel has never been folded out. This is the only one I've ever seen. This is the cardboard counter display for the Decca release of Happy Jack. Released by Decca records in May of 1967. This one was never used either and is in mint condition. Here is the cardboard counter display for Tommy, "The Gift Album of The Year". This is the final standup counter display for both Tommy and Live At Leeds combined. A very scarce item that I've only seen a couple of.
This is a scarce in store promo banner for the LP Tommy on Track/MCA records. It measures approximately 6 inches by 24 inches and was designed to be displayed in record stores.
In 1970 or 1971 Pete agreed to endorse the Sunn line of amps and musical equipment. These promo posters were mailed out to music stores at the time. They generally come folded in thirds for mailing purposes. The approximate size is 12" X 15". The one on the left is more commonly available than the one on the right. This is an MCA promo poster for "Who's Next", released in August of 1971. This is an MCA promo poster for "Odds & Sods", released in October of 1974. This is an MCA promo poster for the US release of "The Who By Numbers", released in October of 1975.
This is a Polydor UK promotional poster for the album "The Who By Numbers".
In 1980 "My Generation" was re-released in the UK on the Polydor label. This is a promo poster for the album. These two posters are promo posters from Japan for the movie release of "Tommy".
This is a very scarce promo counter display from Japan for the release of the box set of Maximum R & B in 1994. This has the typical easel back of a stand up display. This small size promo poster was issued upon the release of the Isle of Wight Festival being released on CD. In the mid 1990's Pete Townshend endorsed a special edition Rickenbacker guitar bearing his name. Only 250 guitars were produced. This is a promo poster for the line.
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