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Impressive full size boxing bill-style poster for Squeeze's first live album, from the band's second period after Jools Holland had returned in 1985.

As well as being one of Punk's great originals in their own right, Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto were responsible for organising the Sex Pistols gig at Manchester's Free Trade Hall in June 1976, which lit the touch paper for Manchester's remarkable creative musical explosion.

Moving from Australia to London, becoming 'OZ' magazine's Art Director, Martin Sharp soon became a defining artist of the era, brilliantly finding the perfect visual expression for Hendrix's revolutionary sonic explosion.
The image is based on a Linda McCartney photograph taken at the Rheingold Festival in Central Park, NY, July 1967.

Fantastic condition, a rare unused 'dead stock' example with the flourescent colours surviving in excellent state.

Rare original poster for one of the real highpoints of Elton and Bernie Taupin's classic early period. The western theme of the lyrics carried over to the lp and poster designs.

Unusual and striking record store display piece, of a kind that rarely survives intact.

Few artists sum up a whole era as thoroughly as the work of Peter Max evokes the playful psychedelia of the 60s. His playful imagery captured the imagination of a whole generation and launched the young artist to remarkable fame and fortune.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commissioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commissioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commissioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

Richard Avedon's glorious portrait set of the Beatles, commissioned by Beatles company NEMS Enterprises Ltd and licensed for sale through three outlets - LOOK magazine in America, the Daily Express in the UK and, as here, Stern Magazine in Germany.

The stunning banner format portrait of all four band members, often missing from

Original 1980 Epic Records U.S. promo poster
42"x44"

Pennie Smith's classic shot of Paul Simonon smashing his bass in frustration at New York's Palladium.

Original Island promo poster 20" x 30"

After two unsuccessful American albums Ron and Russell Mael relocated to Britain in 1973 and signed with Island Records.

'Kimono My House', rated by many fans as their best lp, was Sparks' breakthrough release, with 'This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us' reaching no.2. Truly unique, Sparks were to prove very influential.

Classic Lydon image, resplendent in Seditionairies shirt, on location at the video shoot for 'God Save The Queen' at The Marquee Club. This and the following two photos were most likely issued for Warners' 1988 re-release of 'Never Mind The Bollocks'.

Filming the promo video for 'God Save The Queen' at the Marquee Club. Note the original 'God Save The Queen' posters on the wall behind!

Sid getting in a tangle.

Original withdrawn Virgin promo poster.
27.5"x39.5"

Hastily withdrawn after an unsurprising furore from American Express, this wonderful poster was intended to promote the single 'The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle', whose sleeve would also feature the design.