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Mark has moved to Hawaii, and as hinted earlier, has consigned some of his rarest memorabilia to a prestigious auction house. Julien's has put together a huge rock and roll memorabilia auction, including 69 lots from Mark.
It features many Raider acetates (with digital transfers done by Keith Allison's son Ryeland and sent to your email address, with the physical material sent from Julien's in Los Angeles), stage apparel, a guitar, a flute and trumpet used on stage in the early 60s, the tambourine used on the recording of Kicks, and many other goodies, including the desk from Cielo Drive where Mark wrote the lyrics to many of the Raiders' hits and dozens of album tracks. Terry Melcher owned the desk and later gave it to his mom Doris Day, so it has an amazing provenance.
Bidding has just opened online, and culminates with a live auction in Nashville on November 20th. Check out all 69 lots of Mark's memorabilia HERE.
BONUS OFFER: Should you purchase any item from Julian's that is paper-based, i.e. unframed photos, contracts, flyers, or other paper memorabilia, Mark will be happy to sign them to you. We'll make arrangements to have you ship it to us in Hawaii (insurance is your responsibility) and send it back. Because some lots contain a large amount of individual items, there's a limit of 5 items PER LOT purchased for this offer.
Below is detailed information about the 20 lots featuring photographs and posters, as well as banners.
It features many Raider acetates (with digital transfers done by Keith Allison's son Ryeland and sent to your email address, with the physical material sent from Julien's in Los Angeles), stage apparel, a guitar, a flute and trumpet used on stage in the early 60s, the tambourine used on the recording of Kicks, and many other goodies, including the desk from Cielo Drive where Mark wrote the lyrics to many of the Raiders' hits and dozens of album tracks. Terry Melcher owned the desk and later gave it to his mom Doris Day, so it has an amazing provenance.
Bidding has just opened online, and culminates with a live auction in Nashville on November 20th. Check out all 69 lots of Mark's memorabilia HERE.
BONUS OFFER: Should you purchase any item from Julian's that is paper-based, i.e. unframed photos, contracts, flyers, or other paper memorabilia, Mark will be happy to sign them to you. We'll make arrangements to have you ship it to us in Hawaii (insurance is your responsibility) and send it back. Because some lots contain a large amount of individual items, there's a limit of 5 items PER LOT purchased for this offer.
Below is detailed information about the 20 lots featuring photographs and posters, as well as banners.
LOT 166
"Freddie Chapman Ephemera"
A collection of ephemera related to Freddie Chapman and The Idaho Playboys, Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raider's first band, including: a Freddie Chapman card stock name promo; a newspaper ad for show; a mimeographed prom show announcement; and two rare stage photos, one including Lindsay (sitting at side of stage) as well as Dick White and Bob Mooney White - the only one know to exist.
The photo of Mark with his sax is from the 1961 Raiders.
In 1958, Lindsay joined a local rockabilly band called Freddie Chapman and The Idaho Playboys after winning a local talent contest. Lindsay was introduced as “Mark Allen - he bawls and squalls and crawls up the walls!” Chapman was a local DJ but was fired after accidentally letting the F-bomb slip on the air, and that was the end of the group.
But three members of the band, Mark Lindsay, Dick White, and Bob Mooney White,
went on to co-found Paul Revere & The Raiders along with Revere and Jerry Labrum.
Dimensions: Largest, 8.5 x 11 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
The photo of Mark with his sax is from the 1961 Raiders.
In 1958, Lindsay joined a local rockabilly band called Freddie Chapman and The Idaho Playboys after winning a local talent contest. Lindsay was introduced as “Mark Allen - he bawls and squalls and crawls up the walls!” Chapman was a local DJ but was fired after accidentally letting the F-bomb slip on the air, and that was the end of the group.
But three members of the band, Mark Lindsay, Dick White, and Bob Mooney White,
went on to co-found Paul Revere & The Raiders along with Revere and Jerry Labrum.
Dimensions: Largest, 8.5 x 11 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 168
"10050 Cielo Drive Signed Poster and
Never Before Seen Photos with Magazine"
A group of photos, from the personal collection of Mark Lindsay, including a large framed poster of Lindsay at Cielo Drive, where he lived with music producer and son of Doris Day, Terry Melcher, in 1967.
Lindsay was a favorite of 16 Magazine Editor Gloria Stavers, and in 1966 she visited the Cielo Drive house to take photos of the Paul Revere and the Raiders front man for the magazine. One of the photos featured him standing on the split rail fence overlooking the valley below, and Lindsay turned that into a poster, which hung at his Portland, Oregon restaurant,
Mark Lindsay’s Rock & Roll Cafe.
Gloria used the photos from her trip for a feature article about Mark at the Cielo Drive house in the December 1966 issue of 16. In 1997, a book titled Who’s Your Fave Rave was published and featured an interview with Lindsay as well as a reprint of two pages from the original article. This lot includes a copy of Who’s Your Fave Rave.
Also included are two never before seen framed 8x10 photos from Lindsay’s collection were taken during a publicity shoot for Paul Revere & The Raiders at 10050 Cielo Drive. In one photo, the group is pictured posing through the top half of a Dutch door between the dining area and the kitchen, and in the other, Lindsay is seen through the bottom half of the door.
Dimensions: Poster framed, 22 x 26 x 1 inch
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
Lindsay was a favorite of 16 Magazine Editor Gloria Stavers, and in 1966 she visited the Cielo Drive house to take photos of the Paul Revere and the Raiders front man for the magazine. One of the photos featured him standing on the split rail fence overlooking the valley below, and Lindsay turned that into a poster, which hung at his Portland, Oregon restaurant,
Mark Lindsay’s Rock & Roll Cafe.
Gloria used the photos from her trip for a feature article about Mark at the Cielo Drive house in the December 1966 issue of 16. In 1997, a book titled Who’s Your Fave Rave was published and featured an interview with Lindsay as well as a reprint of two pages from the original article. This lot includes a copy of Who’s Your Fave Rave.
Also included are two never before seen framed 8x10 photos from Lindsay’s collection were taken during a publicity shoot for Paul Revere & The Raiders at 10050 Cielo Drive. In one photo, the group is pictured posing through the top half of a Dutch door between the dining area and the kitchen, and in the other, Lindsay is seen through the bottom half of the door.
Dimensions: Poster framed, 22 x 26 x 1 inch
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 169
"Paul Revere & the Raiders Stage-Played 1956 Holton Bass Trumpet with Magazine and Photos"
A 1956 Frank Holton bass trumpet (serial number: 283010), stage played by Mark Lindsay and Michael "Doc" Holliday of Paul Revere and the Raiders c. 1964-1966, including during the band's 1966 appearance on Dick Clark's American Bandstand spin-off variety show, Where the Action Is (Dick Clark Productions, 1965-1967).
Accompanied by a May 1967 issue of Teen Screen magazine featuring an image of him posing with the instrument and several photographs of him playing it with the band on stage.
Made in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, USA. Three valve (piston), brass, mother of pearl key caps, mouthpiece not included. The bell is engraved "Frank Holton / Elkhorn Wis / USA" with "Frank Holton & Co / Elkhorn Wis" and the serial number stamped to the second valve. Does not include case.
Dimensions: 7.5 x 25 x 6.5 inches (trumpet)
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
Accompanied by a May 1967 issue of Teen Screen magazine featuring an image of him posing with the instrument and several photographs of him playing it with the band on stage.
Made in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, USA. Three valve (piston), brass, mother of pearl key caps, mouthpiece not included. The bell is engraved "Frank Holton / Elkhorn Wis / USA" with "Frank Holton & Co / Elkhorn Wis" and the serial number stamped to the second valve. Does not include case.
Dimensions: 7.5 x 25 x 6.5 inches (trumpet)
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 186
"Paul Revere & the Raiders Fan Club Ephemera"
A group of ephemera from the Paul Revere & the Raiders official fan club, with additional ephemera, from the personal collection of Mark Linsday.
The collection includes six black and white publicity photos of the band; a fan club application with an additional promotional sheet, typed letter, and sealed envelope; two blank certificates officially proclaiming the recipient as a "Raider Rooter;" and a fan club card. Together with two fan art prints by "Frenchy", who was commissioned by Gloria Stavers at 16 Magazine to draw pictures of the Raiders, plus various newspaper clippings related to the band, including a Variety trade ad featuring Mark Lindsay sitting on a stage.
The Raiders established their official fan club with its own office in 1968, as suggested by their road manager Jerry Williams, who thought it might enhance the renewal of their record contract with Columbia Records that year. This collection includes certificates, photos, and other collectible items which reflect a change in personnel that year. Columbia took over the club in September and…promptly forgot about it.
Dimensions: Largest, 11.5 x 14 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
The collection includes six black and white publicity photos of the band; a fan club application with an additional promotional sheet, typed letter, and sealed envelope; two blank certificates officially proclaiming the recipient as a "Raider Rooter;" and a fan club card. Together with two fan art prints by "Frenchy", who was commissioned by Gloria Stavers at 16 Magazine to draw pictures of the Raiders, plus various newspaper clippings related to the band, including a Variety trade ad featuring Mark Lindsay sitting on a stage.
The Raiders established their official fan club with its own office in 1968, as suggested by their road manager Jerry Williams, who thought it might enhance the renewal of their record contract with Columbia Records that year. This collection includes certificates, photos, and other collectible items which reflect a change in personnel that year. Columbia took over the club in September and…promptly forgot about it.
Dimensions: Largest, 11.5 x 14 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 187
"Paul Revere & the Raiders and Every Mother's Son
Mannys Music Shop Photos"
Two photographs from Manny's Music shop, from the collection of Mark Lindsay, including a framed black and white photograph of Paul Revere and the Raiders, unsigned. Together with a black and white photograph of pop band Every Mothers' Son, signed and inscribed in black ink "Dear Henry, If we had to do it all over again we'd do it all over you. Love & stuff, Larry Every Mothers' Son."
Manny's Music was a guitar shop and instrument and gear showroom on Music Row in Midtown Manhattan where the biggest names in music came to buy instruments, both before and after achieving fame in the industry. The store was in business for 74 years, from 1935 to 2009.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 8.75 x 10.75 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
Manny's Music was a guitar shop and instrument and gear showroom on Music Row in Midtown Manhattan where the biggest names in music came to buy instruments, both before and after achieving fame in the industry. The store was in business for 74 years, from 1935 to 2009.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 8.75 x 10.75 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 188
"Paul Revere & the Raiders 1960s Promo Photos"
A group of four photographs (one framed) featuring Paul Revere & the Raiders, from the collection of Mark Lindsay.
This lot includes original promotional photographs from 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1967.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 10.25 x 12.25 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
This lot includes original promotional photographs from 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1967.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 10.25 x 12.25 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
LOT 189
'"Happening '68" Carol Burnett Photos'
Three photographs (one framed) featuring Carol Burnett appearing alongside Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders on the set of Happening '68 (Dick Clark Productions, 1968-1969).
Happening '68 was a rock-and-roll variety show hosted by Lindsay and Paul Revere of the band Paul Revere & the Raiders. Airing on ABC, the show featured musical performances by guest artists, band contests, and other content for a teenage audience.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 9.25 x 11.25 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
Happening '68 was a rock-and-roll variety show hosted by Lindsay and Paul Revere of the band Paul Revere & the Raiders. Airing on ABC, the show featured musical performances by guest artists, band contests, and other content for a teenage audience.
Dimensions: Largest framed, 9.25 x 11.25 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
LOT 190
"Signed "Happening '68" Barbara Feldon Photo"
A framed photograph featuring actress Barbara Feldon appearing alongside Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders on the set of Happening '68 (Dick Clark Productions, 1968-1969), signed by Lindsay in blue marker on the front.
Happening '68 was a rock-and-roll variety show hosted by Mark Lindsay and Paul Revere of the band Paul Revere & the Raiders. Airing on ABC, the show featured musical performances by guest artists, band contests, and other content for a teenage audience. Feldon is most known for her iconic role as Agent 99 in the television sitcom Get Smart, which ran from 1965 to 1970.
Dimensions: Framed, 10 x 12 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
Happening '68 was a rock-and-roll variety show hosted by Mark Lindsay and Paul Revere of the band Paul Revere & the Raiders. Airing on ABC, the show featured musical performances by guest artists, band contests, and other content for a teenage audience. Feldon is most known for her iconic role as Agent 99 in the television sitcom Get Smart, which ran from 1965 to 1970.
Dimensions: Framed, 10 x 12 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
LOT 191
"Paul Revere & the Raiders Michael Lloyd Signed Photo"
A framed photo featuring Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders and record producer, songwriter, and musician, Michael Lloyd. Signed and inscribed in gold marker on the front by Lloyd to Lindsay in 1995: "Dear Mark - You set me on the road to success!! Thanks for everything - Michael Lloyd."
In 1967, at the urging of 16 Magazine’s Gloria Stavers, Lindsay was offered the role of "Maxwell Frost" in the upcoming movie, Wild In The Streets (AIP, 1968). The Raiders had a full tour schedule that summer, requiring Lindsay to make a decision to stick with what had become a successful music career, or leave the group and try his luck as an actor. He chose to stay in music, and the role went to Chris Jones.
Meanwhile, before he was 20, musical prodigy Michael Lloyd had formed several bands, written and produced songs, and begun working with Mike Curb, whose Tower Records label released the soundtrack for Wild In The Streets. Curb tapped Lloyd to be part of the fictional band for the movie, "Max Frost and The Troopers," and also released an album on the band. They had a #22 hit in 1968 with the Barry Mann-Cynthia Weil song "Shape of Things To Come," and as it happened, Lindsay and Dick Clark were co-hosting their new weekly Dick Clark TV show at the same time, where Max Frost and the Troopers appeared on the show to promote the single.
Lloyd remains a close friend of Lindsay, and has more than 100 gold and platinum albums on his studio walls, reflecting his amazing success in the industry as producer and music supervisor.
Dimensions: Framed, 11 x 13 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
In 1967, at the urging of 16 Magazine’s Gloria Stavers, Lindsay was offered the role of "Maxwell Frost" in the upcoming movie, Wild In The Streets (AIP, 1968). The Raiders had a full tour schedule that summer, requiring Lindsay to make a decision to stick with what had become a successful music career, or leave the group and try his luck as an actor. He chose to stay in music, and the role went to Chris Jones.
Meanwhile, before he was 20, musical prodigy Michael Lloyd had formed several bands, written and produced songs, and begun working with Mike Curb, whose Tower Records label released the soundtrack for Wild In The Streets. Curb tapped Lloyd to be part of the fictional band for the movie, "Max Frost and The Troopers," and also released an album on the band. They had a #22 hit in 1968 with the Barry Mann-Cynthia Weil song "Shape of Things To Come," and as it happened, Lindsay and Dick Clark were co-hosting their new weekly Dick Clark TV show at the same time, where Max Frost and the Troopers appeared on the show to promote the single.
Lloyd remains a close friend of Lindsay, and has more than 100 gold and platinum albums on his studio walls, reflecting his amazing success in the industry as producer and music supervisor.
Dimensions: Framed, 11 x 13 inches
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LOT 192
"Group of 1960s Celebrity Photos"
A group of photographs featuring Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders with various celebrities, some on the set of Happening '68 (Dick Clark Productions, 1968-1969), including: Jack Benny, Peter Lawford, Sally Field, Don Rickles, Lawrence Welk, Hubert Humphrey, and a framed photo with Joey Bishop.
Also included is a photo featuring the Raiders on the set of Happening '68 as well as their appearance on a 1966 episode of Batman (20th Century Fox Television, 1966-1968) titled "Hizzonner the Penguin", plus a photo of the Raiders on the Smothers Brothers Show with Barbara Eden and Carl Reiner. A photo of an appearance on the Jack Benny Show is also included, with Jack on violin joining the Raiders on Him or Me.
Dimensions: Each, 8 x 10 inches
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Also included is a photo featuring the Raiders on the set of Happening '68 as well as their appearance on a 1966 episode of Batman (20th Century Fox Television, 1966-1968) titled "Hizzonner the Penguin", plus a photo of the Raiders on the Smothers Brothers Show with Barbara Eden and Carl Reiner. A photo of an appearance on the Jack Benny Show is also included, with Jack on violin joining the Raiders on Him or Me.
Dimensions: Each, 8 x 10 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 197
"Personalized "Where the Action Is" Photo Book,
Promo Sheet, and Film ReelS"
An original black binder, embossed in gold "Where The Action Is 1966-1967" and personalized to Mark Linsday of Paul Revere & the Raiders, housing multiple black and white photographs on the set of the ABC television show Where the Action Is (Dick Clark Productions, 1965-1967). Together with an original typed promotional sheet for the show and two original film reels from the August 22nd AND 23rd, 1966 episodes.
During 1966-1967, The Raiders were regulars on Where the Action Is, which aired five days a week. This platform made them a household name, and the band had multiple top-10 hits during this period, including "Good Thing," which peaked at #4 in January 1967. Lindsay also had a side project called "The Unknowns" with other band members during this time.
Dimensions: Largest, 12.5 x 12.5 x 2 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
During 1966-1967, The Raiders were regulars on Where the Action Is, which aired five days a week. This platform made them a household name, and the band had multiple top-10 hits during this period, including "Good Thing," which peaked at #4 in January 1967. Lindsay also had a side project called "The Unknowns" with other band members during this time.
Dimensions: Largest, 12.5 x 12.5 x 2 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 231
"Paul Revere & the Raiders Frank Betz Photo
& "Why Not?" Photo"
An original framed photograph of Paul Revere & the Raiders, from the collection of lead singer Mark Lindsay, together with a framed photograph of Lindsay holding a sign which reads "Why Not?," his personal motto. The photo was taken by Gloria Stavers in front of the fireplace at 10050 Cielo Drive.
The photo of the Raiders, an outtake from the Frank Betz photo session for the Raiders’ first Columbia Records album, Here They Come, is an original given to Lindsay by Columbia Records. The shoot took place at Griffith Park in Los Angeles, and features Lindsay, Paul Revere, Drake Levin, Mike Smith, and Mike Holladay.
Dimensions: Largest, 16.5 x 20.5 x 0.75 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
The photo of the Raiders, an outtake from the Frank Betz photo session for the Raiders’ first Columbia Records album, Here They Come, is an original given to Lindsay by Columbia Records. The shoot took place at Griffith Park in Los Angeles, and features Lindsay, Paul Revere, Drake Levin, Mike Smith, and Mike Holladay.
Dimensions: Largest, 16.5 x 20.5 x 0.75 inches
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LOT 194
"Paul Revere & the Raiders Unreleased
1969 Atlanta Performance Photos"
Three black and white photos (printed later) featuring unreleased images of Paul Revere & the Raiders performing at an Atlanta, GA concert in 1969, from the collection of Mark Lindsay.
In 1969, Paul Revere & the Raiders toured North America and Europe, including a major European tour with the Beach Boys, with the band promoting its new album, Something Happening.
Dimensions: Each, 5 x 7 inches
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In 1969, Paul Revere & the Raiders toured North America and Europe, including a major European tour with the Beach Boys, with the band promoting its new album, Something Happening.
Dimensions: Each, 5 x 7 inches
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LOT 202
"The Beach Boys 1970s Signed Poster"
A framed poster, promoting a concert at the Portland Civic Auditorium on March 1, 1970 with The Beach Boys headlining and Paul Revere & the Raiders as the opening act, signed and inscribed to Mark Lindsay by Mike Love and Bruce Johnston.
Paul Revere & The Raiders opened for The Beach Boys for a short series of dates in February and March, 1970. The Beach Boys were having trouble getting booked at the time, and by teaming up with Northwest natives and favorites The Raiders, the promoters bought the tour. Mike Love became ill and had to be hospitalized, and to everyone’s surprise (and relief), Brian Wilson agreed to perform on the dates.
Dimensions: 15.75 x 23.75 inches
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Paul Revere & The Raiders opened for The Beach Boys for a short series of dates in February and March, 1970. The Beach Boys were having trouble getting booked at the time, and by teaming up with Northwest natives and favorites The Raiders, the promoters bought the tour. Mike Love became ill and had to be hospitalized, and to everyone’s surprise (and relief), Brian Wilson agreed to perform on the dates.
Dimensions: 15.75 x 23.75 inches
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LOT 220
"The Beach Boys Signed Photo and Backstage Passes"
A framed black and white photograph of The Beach Boys, signed and inscribed to Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders by Brian Wilson, Mike Love, and Bruce Johnston.
Together with Lindsay's personal VIP Passes from the May 2, 2012 Beach Boys concert and the 2011 Brian Wilson concert.
Dimensions: Framed, 18.75 x 21.75; Sight, 10.5 x 13.75 inches
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Together with Lindsay's personal VIP Passes from the May 2, 2012 Beach Boys concert and the 2011 Brian Wilson concert.
Dimensions: Framed, 18.75 x 21.75; Sight, 10.5 x 13.75 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 221
"The Beach Boys Signed Photo and Backstage Pass"
A framed color photograph of Mike Love and Bruce Johnston of The Beach Boys, signed and inscribed to Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders by both.
Together with Lindsay's personal VIP pass from the May 2, 2012 Beach Boys concert.
Dimensions: Framed 10.25 x 12.25 inches
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Together with Lindsay's personal VIP pass from the May 2, 2012 Beach Boys concert.
Dimensions: Framed 10.25 x 12.25 inches
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LOT 222
"1997 Paul Revere & The Raiders Signed Photo"
A framed color photograph featuring four of the members of Paul Revere & The Raiders: lead singer Mark Lindsay, bassist Phil Volk, the late drummer Mike “Smitty” Smith, and guitarist Drake Levin. Signed on the front in black marker by all four.
These four members got together in September of 1997 for a reunion concert in Portland, Oregon, where they donned vintage Raider jackets and posed for this publicity photo. The photo was later signed by all of them, framed, and hung at Mark Lindsay's Portland, Oregon restaurant, Mark Lindsay’s Rock & Roll Cafe.
Dimensions: Framed 13.25 x 15.75 x 0.75 inches; Sight, 8.5 x 11 inches
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These four members got together in September of 1997 for a reunion concert in Portland, Oregon, where they donned vintage Raider jackets and posed for this publicity photo. The photo was later signed by all of them, framed, and hung at Mark Lindsay's Portland, Oregon restaurant, Mark Lindsay’s Rock & Roll Cafe.
Dimensions: Framed 13.25 x 15.75 x 0.75 inches; Sight, 8.5 x 11 inches
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LOT 223
"Elvira Signed and Inscribed Photo"
A framed color publicity photo of Elvira (played by Casandra Peterson), signed and inscribed by Elvira to Paul Revere & the Raider's front man, Mark Lindsay.
When Paul Revere & The Raiders finished a concert in Denver, Colorado in 1967, they ran off stage, hopped on their tour bus, and instead of heading back to their hotel, settled in for a long overnight drive to their next show. After about an hour on the road, two teenage girls snuck out from their hiding place, concerned that they hadn’t arrived at the hotel already. The driver stopped the bus, and 16-year-old Cassandra Peterson got out and placed a call to her mother, explaining the situation and certain she was in BIG trouble. The bus waited for Peterson's mom to arrive, and the girls’ night of surprising their favorite group ended quite differently than they expected.
When Lindsay ran into Peterson - who, in the meantime, had invented her character of Elvira - at an autograph show decades later, she reminded him of the story and signed the photo to him - “To Mark - Thanks For The Ride - Elvira.”
Dimensions: Framed, 13 x 16 x 0.25 inches; Sight, 8 x 10 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
When Paul Revere & The Raiders finished a concert in Denver, Colorado in 1967, they ran off stage, hopped on their tour bus, and instead of heading back to their hotel, settled in for a long overnight drive to their next show. After about an hour on the road, two teenage girls snuck out from their hiding place, concerned that they hadn’t arrived at the hotel already. The driver stopped the bus, and 16-year-old Cassandra Peterson got out and placed a call to her mother, explaining the situation and certain she was in BIG trouble. The bus waited for Peterson's mom to arrive, and the girls’ night of surprising their favorite group ended quite differently than they expected.
When Lindsay ran into Peterson - who, in the meantime, had invented her character of Elvira - at an autograph show decades later, she reminded him of the story and signed the photo to him - “To Mark - Thanks For The Ride - Elvira.”
Dimensions: Framed, 13 x 16 x 0.25 inches; Sight, 8 x 10 inches
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
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LOT 230
"Promotional Banners"
Two large promotional banners used as backdrops, from the collection of Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere & the Raiders, including: one featuring modern and vintage photographs of the singer with text that reads "Mark Lindsay Former Lead Singer of Paul Revere & The Raiders;" and one with a modern photograph of the singer with text that reads "Mark Lindsay Former Lead Singer of Paul Revere & The Raiders - Signing to Benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital."
The latter banner was commissioned for Lindsay's appearance at the Rock and Roll Autograph Show in Los Angeles in 2013
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
The latter banner was commissioned for Lindsay's appearance at the Rock and Roll Autograph Show in Los Angeles in 2013
Julien's Link For This Lot HERE
LOT 233
"2018 "Happy Together Tour" Multi-Artist Signed Poster"
A Hatch Show Print promotional poster for the August 15, 2018 concert as part of the "Happy Together Tour," featuring The Turtles, Chuck Negron, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Association, Mark Lindsay, and The Cowsills.
The poster is signed in black marker on the front by Mark Lindsay, Paul Cowsill, Bob Cowsill, Susan Cowsill, Gary Puckett, Del Ramos, Mark Volman, Chuck Negron, Jules Alexander, and Ron Dante.
Dimensions: 13.5 x 22.5 inches
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The poster is signed in black marker on the front by Mark Lindsay, Paul Cowsill, Bob Cowsill, Susan Cowsill, Gary Puckett, Del Ramos, Mark Volman, Chuck Negron, Jules Alexander, and Ron Dante.
Dimensions: 13.5 x 22.5 inches
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