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Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard from Retinal Circus on 25 Jul 68: 5" x 7"
The Retinal Circus poster series was born in the sparkling bayside city of Vancouver in the mid-1960s, when the culture was fast becoming shaped by the same psychedelic movement that was brewing in Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. In early 1967, Retinal Circus, a club previously called Dante's Inferno, began booking blues, rock, psychedelic, and rockabilly acts to perform inside its basement walls. Steve Seymour was one of three artists contributing to the Retinal Circus posters, and he employed a
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Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard
Product Detail Papa Bear's Med… Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard from Apr 18, 1968 - RET680418-PC Steve Seymour Apr 18, 1968 Retinal Circus (Vancouver, British Columbia) 5" x 7" 1st Printing $40
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Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard
Product Detail Papa Bear's Med… Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard from Mar 8, 1968 - RET680308-PC Steve Seymour Mar 8, 1968 Retinal Circus (Vancouver, British Columbia) 5" x 7" 1st Printing $35
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Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard
Product Detail Papa Bear's Med… Papa Bear's Medicine Show Postcard from Jul 25, 1968 - RET680725-PC Steve Seymour Jul 25, 1968 Retinal Circus (Vancouver, British Columbia) 5" x 7" 1st Printing $32
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Dear Ramona , I have been in love with this young lady for quiet some time now. She said even though she was very flattered, that I was too old for her. She moved away last year. I had not heard from her since the beginning of the year. The other day I got a letter in the mail from her telling me she was married and expecting a child. Ramona, I’m just heartbroken. I still love her and will never get over her. What should I do? Upset on Sunset (Road) Dear Upset , Irving O. Tarbox! Good Lord! I know that’s
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December 2 1927 - The first Ford Model A was unveiled on this day in New York City’s Waldorf Hotel and in 35 other cities around the U.S., Canada and Europe. The car was priced affordably: the Phaeton sold for $395.00 and the Tudor Sedan for $495.00. The lag between cars available and orders on hand had mounted to 800,000 by the spring of 1928. Ford made almost two million Model A cars in 1929 alone. 1932 - "The Adventures of Charlie Chan" was first heard on the NBC Blue radio network. The Chinese detective
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