your most recent poster acquisition

[dspring]

Whoa, who's the artist? It looks like tanxxx, but I'm probably wrong.

Adam Turman

[zenmechanic]

Just bought my first "gig poster" 2 weeks ago. I finally scored one of the 2006 Clerks Rolling Roadshow originals signed by the artist. It looks fantastic.

Next purchase on my list are the four Alice in Chains Acoustic House posters

Since I'm a noob at collecting/framing these, what is/are the best framing techniques for something like this?

[9pod9]

[ricv64]

[Sean Schock 006]

FOund these while moving out of my house...
Im thinking of selling them but im not sure of their value.

[mistersmith]

FOund these while moving out of my house...
Im thinking of selling them but im not sure of their value.

Probably like $90.

Depending on edition, like $2000 (if it's the real one) or like $70 (if it's a reprint).

Like $40 probably.

[Sean Schock 006]

You mean $200 right?

[yutzey]

You mean $200 right?

nope...
BG-222 Jefferson Airplane Santana SF 70 Tuten - OP-2

over at Wolfgang's Vault (official scalper of 60's poster art) they're asking 325-400 for handbills

[Sean Schock 006]

Umm holy shit...

Mine is pretty beat up though, pin holes and wrinkles so maybe worth a third of that?
I think i should sell this but im torn being a poster artist and collector but shit i could
use the cash.

[mistersmith]

That's if it's not a reprint. Check real close before getting excited.

And your Grateful Dead might be worth more too, if it's the early one and not a reprint. There were like 5 or 6 reprints I think, the $90 guess I made was for the reprint done that looked closest to the jpeg you posted. I think. I'm not an expert.

But if your Jefferson Airplane is "real" then hey your Grateful Dead might be too...so...get 'em looked at and see what's what.