Ozzy Osbourne Diary of a Mad Man poster (1981)
Ozzy Osbourne Diary of a Mad Man poster (1981)
SabbART bloody SabbART
FAN ART ,OF THE BAND
Mothers Posters (1969-1970)
Mothers Posters (1969-1970) - a selection of 5 posters.
Titus Oates
Dont Know if this will interest you,Iwas in a band called Titus Oates, bluesy band doing the circuit in Brum in the late sixties, we used to do the same gigs as Black Sabath. Lots of people remember us and the best gig we did was the Alhambra back of new st, other members were Dave Fear on Drums Ron Braid Vocals John Hankin on bass and me on guitar Met Robert Plant etc
Diamond Head UK tour poster (1981)
1981 Diamond Head UK tour poster.
Black Sabbath poster
Cathy Myhill (pictured with her husband Pat) designed the poster for a Black Sabbath gig on 2nd March 1970 at Birmingham College of Art and Commerce (as it was then known), which they are holding. Pat booked the gig in his capacity as social secretary .
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Malvern Winter Gardens Poster/ticket SIGNED 30th May 1970
Sabbath Malvern Winter Gardens poster and tickect stub SIGNED 1970
black and white church
Part of Doug Roemers Black Sabbath collection - black & white church poster.
James Jarvis vs Ozzy
this is the actual magazine cover...the un texted image will be at the next home of metal show.
Diamond Head ‘Shoot Out The Lights’ poster (1980)
Diamond Head ‘Shoot Out The Lights’ poster (1980)
Sabbath Poster/Ticket ’70/’71
These belong to a friend/colleague who saw Sabbath twice in the early days. As far as he recalls, the Mayfair show at the Bullring was just after the release of Paranoid. As the poster says, this was just prior to a US tour that contributed .
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Black Sabbath Poster 30th May 1970
A poster for a Black Sabbath gig 30th May 1970 @ Malvern Winter Gardens
Tre volti della paura – aka Black Sabbath film
As part of the Metal on Film programme 1-4th September 2011 the Italian cut of the film that Black Sabbath take their name from was screened.
Wall Of Sabbath
Note: Sabotage T-shirt made into de facto poster because it wouldn't fit around the old beergut. Paranoid inner sleeve is of the mini LP replica CD's series from Sanctuary/Castle, it was the first Black Sabbath album I ever bought back in 2002 when I was 17, it got so worn out over the years from playing it all the time that Hand Of Doom wouldn't play right anymore, hence it's on the Wall now. I began this collection back in 2008 with the Revolution In Their Minds poster and finished it up roughly around March this year with the two flags on the left.
