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1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD-7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30
1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD-7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30
1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD-7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30
1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD-7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30
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1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD-7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30

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1967 Family Dog Concert Poster Canned Heat Bill Graham FDD 7 Celestial Moonchild NOT EBAY Carl Denham Canada on July 30 Carl Denham Many greats in the lineup including Canadian player Phil Marchildon Colours are still vibrant and overall poster is well preserved Item ID# E50

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