Quicksilver Messenger Service Poster survival skills A funky painting of a

A funky painting of a king is used to prove the excellence of this broadcasting equipment

James Doohan

Kim Hunter

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The lithograph was designed for the city's 1954 Easter festival

Quicksilver Messenger Service Poster survival skills A funky painting of a"Quicksilver Kaleidoscope" This is the third printing poster of Quicksilver Messenger Service, Kaleidoscope, and Charlie Musselwhite at the Avalon Ballroom on January 12, 1968. The later printing of this poster is distinguished by its numbering on the bottom left corner and were all printed by Rick Griffin to distribute at a show in England. It is also labeled as FD101 A as part of Family Dog's collection of posters. Printer: Family Dog Rick Griffin