FD 35 Avalon Ballroom Daily Flash Quicksilver Original Family Dog Handbill

Description

FD-35 Handbill from my personal collection
From November 18-19, 1966
8-1/2 x 11"
Thin Paper
ISSUES:
It was folded in half, which may or may not have been done for original distribution.  Some handbills did get folded at the printer,  I'm not sure about this one.
There is some handling around the edges, which looks worse in the photos.
The original printing had a few "dots" where the ink did not print.
There is a tack hole in each corner and one below the ticket outlets, San Francisco.  The top left corner has a cluster of tack holes.
There is a black spot on the right edge and another above the star on the right side.
There are two tiny dog-ears on the top and bottom left.
Overall, it's in decent condition.  The flaws seem magnified in the photos.
PLEASE NOTE:
I am not a poster expert and do not have a store or auction company.
I am selling the posters I personally collected while a college student at SF State during the 1960s.
All of the posters are original – no reproductions or counterfeits, FOR SURE.
Unfortunately, I never “preserved” the concert materials.
They were tacked or taped to the walls and moved along with me over the decades.
I will do my best to describe the condition of each.
If you are interested in materials that are “Mint” or “Graded,” then my items are not for you.
If you want simply want authentic and good value, then place your bid.
Don’t hesitate to ask questions.
As an expert recently said to me, “These posters were designed by hippies, printed by hippies, distributed by hippies, collected by hippies and moved by hippies from digs to digs.”
That’s the history of the posters I am selling – not preserved pieces.
Enjoy the patina!
It has a story unto itself!
I will refund any item you determine is not authentic, as described.
I will combine shipping, if packaging is suitable for the items; Otherwise they may have to be separate shipping.  There is a .00 extra charge per item for combinations.  Message before paying for corrected invoice.
Sometimes the extra weight or size changes the items from first class to priority and it may not be cost effective or may create an unsafe shipping method.