An original 11″ x 14″ photograph of Doors frontman Jim Morrison and girlfriend Pamela Courson in Hollywood’s Bronson Canyon, by celebrated photographer Edmund Teske. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in mint condition, with Teske’s studio stamp on the reverse. Edmund Teske was a highly regarded fine art photographer who photographed […]
An extremely rare 1968 “white matte” style gold record for the Doors first and only number one album, “Waiting For The Sun,” presented to the Doors. While vintage gold records presented to an artist are very scarce, this one has impeccable provenance; it comes from the personal collection of longtime Doors manager Bill Siddons, and […]
An extremely rare 1968 “white matte” style gold record for the #1 single “Touch Me” presented to the Doors. While vintage gold records presented to an artist are very scarce, this one has impeccable provenance; it comes from the personal collection of longtime Doors manager Bill Siddons, and originally hung in the Doors Hollywood offices. […]
An extremely rare 1969 “white matte” style gold record for the #1 single “Touch Me” presented to the Doors. While vintage gold records presented to an artist are very scarce, this one has impeccable provenance; it comes from the personal collection of longtime Doors manager Bill Siddons, and originally hung in the Doors Hollywood offices. […]
An original 11″ x 14″ photograph of The Doors shot in Los Angeles by celebrated photographer Edmund Teske. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in mint condition, with Teske’s studio stamp on the reverse. Edmund Teske was a highly regarded fine art photographer who photographed The Doors and Jim Morrsion in […]
Two original high school yearbooks featuring the future Doors frontman, Jim Morrison. First, a copy of the 1958 Acorn from Alameda High School, Alameda California. Morrison is pictured twice, in group shots–first as part of “Mrs. Henry’s Advisory” on the Cup Cake Sales page, and as a member of the “J.V. Swimming Team.” The second […]
Offered here is an original 11″ x 14″ photograph of Doors frontman Jim Morrison shot in Los Angeles in 1969 by celebrated photographer Edmund Teske. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in mint condition, with Teske’s studio stamp on the reverse. Edmund Teske was a highly regarded fine art photographer who […]
Four original typescripts of poems by Jim Morrison, used by Morrison and with his handwritten annotations. These poems, titled Power, Cassandra at The Well, Bitter wind, and Like our ancestors were published posthumously in the 1989 book Wilderness: The Lost Writings of Jim Morrison, Vol. 1. Morrison never typed his own manuscripts or letters; he […]
An original 11″ x 14″ photograph of Doors frontman Jim Morrison and his girlfriend/muse Pamela Courson shot at Bronson Canyon in Los Angeles in 1969 by celebrated photographer Edmund Teske. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in mint condition, with Teske’s studio stamp on the reverse. Edmund Teske was a highly […]
An original 11″ x 14″ photograph of Doors frontman Jim Morrison and his girlfriend/muse Pamela Courson, with a disembodied baby doll head, shot in Los Angeles in 1969 by celebrated photographer Edmund Teske. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in mint condition, with Teske’s studio stamp on the reverse. Edmund Teske […]
An original 11″ x 14″ photograph of Doors frontman Jim Morrison jamming with Van Morrison and his bandmate from the band Them at the Whiskey a Go Go in Hollywood, in 1966. This photograph was taken by the Whiskey in house photographer George Rodriguez. This is a hand printed photograph, 11″ x 14″ and in […]
An extraordinary Jim Morrison collectible, one of only two known copies of the unpublished Jim Morrison/Michael McClure film script “Saint Nicholas” (with Morrison writing as “James Douglas Morrison”, the name he used with his privately printed poetry books.) In June 1969, Morrison and legendary Beat poet Michael McClure collaborated on a film script based on […]
An extremely rare promotional package issued by Elektra Records in late 1966 to promote The Doors debut single, album and appearance at the Fillmore. The Doors first single, “Break On Through,” and their self-titled first album were both issued on January 4, 1967. Two days later they made their San Francisco live debut, opening for […]
A rare concert program for The Doors and Tim Buckley, September 23, 1967 at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. The four page program includes photos and credits, surreal notes by future rock critics R. (Richard) Meltzer and Sandy Pearlman (credited as Applejack Meltzer and Memphis Sam Pearlman,) and an ad for […]
A beautiful original 8″ x 10″ Henry Diltz photograph of The Doors in 1969, posing in Venice or Santa Monica, Ca. This is an original handprinted silver gelatin print, and it’s in mint condition, with Henry Diltz’s studio stamp on the reverse (we have blurred the address and phone number from the scan but it’s […]
A unique Jim Morrison collectible–a drawing done by the Doors frontman at age at age 14. This is one of a small group of Morrison drawing sold by his childhood friend Girard “Fud” Ford at a Christie’s auction in New York in 1994. Ford and Morrison met when the Morrison family moved to Alameda, California […]