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Before the dawn of computers and bar codes, Bill Graham Presents printed their own concert tickets, many of which are now considered exceptional works of art in their own right. Small facsimiles or derivations of the show's promotional posters, they were typically color-coded to indicate multi-night engagements and represent a bygone era of extended, one-venue engagements by major performers. So that Bill could reconcile sales each night, patrons purchased tickets at the venue box office and handed them right back over at the door, thus ending up in the archive as mint condition concert tickets. We may occasionally and in select cases offer for sale one-of-a-kind, extremely rare and valuable concert tickets in less than mint condition.
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Sam & Dave
Jul 18, 1967
1960s Ticket
$32 - $100
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The Byrds
Sep 7, 1967
1960s Ticket
$38 - $114
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John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
Feb 8, 1968
1960s Ticket
$25 - $63
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Cream
Feb 29, 1968
1960s Ticket
$38 - $125
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The Loading Zone
May 9, 1968
1960s Ticket
$32 - $79
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Albert King
Jun 25, 1968
1960s Ticket
$32 - $104
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Mike Bloomfield
Sep 26, 1968
1960s Ticket
$174 - $671
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Jeff Beck Group
Dec 5, 1968
1960s Ticket
$38 - $95
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Chuck Berry
Aug 12, 1969
1960s Ticket
$38 - $125
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Chuck Berry
Sep 25, 1969
1960s Ticket
$38 - $95
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