THE ROLLING STONES 1972 original POSTER ADVERT EXILE ON MAIN STREET
This is an original full page advertisement to promote the release of the album Exile On Main St.
This ad is taken from a 1972 issue of the British music paper Melody Maker
The greatest circus on earth. Three-ball Charlie's grin from the year the Stones became untouchable
SIZE & CONDITION
Size: approximately 41 x 31 cm (16 x 12 inches)
Condition: Very good, minuscule border area tear. Will be shipped unfolded and well protected with rigid cardboard
This is a vintage object, made by real people, at a time when everything in music still passed through ink and paper
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