A rare opportunity to buy an original poster direct from the archive of legendary promoter Mint Burston. Mint was a pioneering music promoter whose grassroots vision helped shape the UK’s alternative soundscape from the late 1970s through the early 2000s. Operating primarily out of Southampton and Birmingham, Burston booked early gigs for future legends—Radiohead, Oasis, Coldplay—long before they hit the mainstream. His tenure at The Joiners Arms turned the venue into a launchpad for indie and punk acts, while his earlier work at The Fighting Cocks in Moseley laid the groundwork for Birmingham’s post-punk revival.

This poster archive captures the raw energy of Burstons era: hand-pulled gig flyers, rare tour sheets, and promotional artwork from shows that defined a generation. Each piece reflects his eye for talent and his commitment to giving emerging artists a stage. For collectors and historians alike, it’s not just ephemera—it’s a blueprint of Britain’s underground music movement.

Stored flat in a temperature controlled, dry environment. Shipped rolled in bubble wrap, placed in an inner poster tube, bubble wrapped again and placed in an outer poster tube to make sure of arrival in pristine condition.

Please note that you are buying from one of the longest standing members on eBay, having been on here for 20+ years, back in the days of dial-up. We only sell genuine original stock, unless specifically mentioned in the description, sourced from reliable sources usually in large quantities and from a single or known source or alternatively from our vast collection amassed over the last 45 years.

We dispatch all orders received before 3pm UK time, Monday to Friday on the same day and orders after on the next working day. We can also expedite deliveries if requested but cannot guarantee it in every case as sometimes it is beyond our control.