A beautiful very large original 1977 UK Virgin Records promotional poster advertising the Sex Pistols third single, “Pretty Vacant.” This is an genuine first printing made by Virgin Records in 1977 for use in UK record stores, not a later reproduction or art print. Pistols art director Jamie Reid appropriated the Boredom/Nowhere buses image from a […]
A gigantic Paris Metro subway poster advertising the 2013 Paris museum exhibition Eur0-Punk: Une Revolution Artistique 1976-1980 (An Artistic Revolution), held at the Cite de la Musique. Measuring more than 5 1/2′ tall, the poster feature Jamie Reid’s iconic artwork created for the Sex Pistols ‘God Save The Queen’ single. During the show’s run, these […]
An extremely rare oversize A&M Records UK promotional poster advertising the never-issued Sex Pistols’ single ‘God Save the Queen.’ This was produced in early 1977 for flyposting, during the short time the Pistols were signed to A&M, coincident with Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee. The poster ostensibly pays tribute to the Queen, with the Pistols […]
Three rare UK Football programs, each featuring an advertisement for the Sex Pistols debut single, ‘Anarchy in the U.K.’, and the Anarchy in the UK tour. ‘Anarchy’ was released–or unleashed on– the UK on November 26, 1976. To promote the single and the December Anarchy tour (with the Pistols, Damned, Clash and Heartbreakers), Pistols manager […]
An original, unused UK Sex Pistols handbill/gummed sticker, designed by Jamie Reid and used to promote the Pistols 1977 single “God Save the Queen.” “No Future” was the refrain and original title of “God Save the Queen.” The single was released during Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee; the record’s lyrics and the sleeve’s artwork were […]
A 1977 Warner Bros. Records promotional poster advertising the Sex Pistols album, Never Mind The Bollocks. Designed by Jamie Reid, this oversize classic features artwork illustrating each song. This unused example is machine folded, as originally sent out by the Pistols’ American label. In near mint condition, with only some minor handling and evidence of […]
A clean, unused copy of the Anarchy in the UK newspaper (AKA Anarchy No. 1), sold as a tour program for the ill-fated 1976 Sex Pistols UK tour. This twelve page newspaper was designed by Jamie Reid, Sophie Richmond and Vivienne Westwood, published by Pistols management company Glitterbest, Ltd., and printed by UK magazine ZigZag. […]
A rare Sex Pistols promotional poster issued by Warner Bros. Records in 1977 to promote their album Never Mind The Bollocks. Warner Bros. sent these posters out machine folded, and this unused example is in Near Mint condition, having been stored flat for decades. American designer Ronn Spencer created this day-glo classic, explaining “When WB […]
A scarce 1977 Warner Bros. Records promotional poster advertising the debut album by the Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks. This poster tells the story of the Pistols via a cartoon by Mark Jay, aka”MJS.” The poster was originally sent out machine folded, but this example has been stored flat for decades and the creases […]
An unused Staff/Stage backstage pass from the legendary 1977 Sex Pistols American Tour. This paper pass is signed (most likely by Pistols’ road manager Noel Monk) and dated January 9, which was the fourth date on the Pistols sole American tour, at the Kingfish Club in Baton Rouge, LA. The crack-and-peel backing is fully intact, […]
One of 200 Deluxe copies of photographer Dennis Morris’ spectacular limited edition Sex Pistols book “The Bollocks,” housed in a custom silk-screened wooden box, and accompanied by two original signed and numbered photographs. Morris’s stunning book of Pistols photographs (with essays by Billy Idol and Shepard Fairey) is hardbound, signed and numbered 58/200 and measures […]
Four rare UK Football programs, each featuring a handbill or advertisement for the Sex Pistols debut single, ‘Anarchy in the U.K.’, and the Anarchy in the UK tour. ‘Anarchy’ was released–or unleashed on– the UK on November 26, 1976. To promote the single and the December Anarchy tour (with the Pistols, Damned, Clash and Heartbreakers), […]
A scarce promotional T-shirt made by Warner Bros. Records in 1977 to promote the US release of ‘Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols’. Affecting a punk style, this was silkscreened with thick flourescent inks on an inside out tTshirt, with very short sleeves. This unworn size large example is in excellent condition, with […]
A scarce 1978 UK Virgin Records promo poster promoting the Sex Pistols/Ronnie Biggs single “No One Is Innocent” from The Great Rock and Roll Swindle. When Johnny Rotten left the Sex Pistols after their Fillmore concert, Steve Jones and Paul Cook traveled to Brazil to record with the Pistols “new singer”, Ronnie Biggs, the legendary […]
A clean, unused copy of the Anarchy in the UK newspaper (AKA Anarchy No. 1), sold as a tour program for the ill-fated 1976 Sex Pistols UK tour. This twelve page newspaper was designed by Jamie Reid, Sophie Richmond and Vivienne Westwood, published by Pistols management company Glitterbest, Ltd., and printed by UK magazine ZigZag. […]
An extremely rare handbill advertising an early Sex Pistols show at Eric’s in Liverpool, England on October 15, 1976. This performance came at a pivotal time for the Pistols. Less than a month before, they’d signed a five year management contract with Malcolm McLaren’s Glitterbest Ltd. Three weeks prior to this show, Nick Mobbs of […]