PINK FLOYD WINTER TOUR 1974 Reproduction POSTER by GERALD SCARFE.

In As-New Condition

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The image shows a tour poster for Pink Floyd's British Winter Tour 1974. This tour is a significant moment in the band's history, as it featured the first major collaboration between Pink Floyd and the renowned illustrator Gerald Scarfe, who later created the iconic artwork for The Wall.

Tour Overview

The Winter Tour 1974 took place in November and December across the United Kingdom. It is particularly famous among fans for the setlist, which included early, unreleased versions of songs that would eventually become legendary tracks on Wish You Were Here and Animals.

Key Tour Facts

* Gerald Scarfe Collaboration: This poster and the accompanying tour program (often called the "comic book") were designed by Gerald Scarfe. The illustration in your image features a caricature of a band member (likely Roger Waters or David Gilmour) and a stylized guitar.

* The Setlist: During these shows, the band typically played two sets:

1. New Material: They debuted "Raving and Drooling" (which became "Sheep"), "You Gotta Be Crazy" (which became "Dogs"), and "Shine On You Crazy Diamond".

2. Full Performance: They played the entirety of The Dark Side of the Moon.

3. Encore: Usually "Echoes".

* Notable Venues: As seen on your poster, the tour included a four-night residency at the Empire Pool, Wembley (now the O2 Arena), where a famous soundboard recording was made and later officially released as Live at Wembley 1974.

Poster Authenticity Note

This specific design is highly collectible.

Because of its popularity, this artwork has been widely reproduced as commercial posters and included in later box sets, such as The Dark Side of the Moon 50th Anniversary releases.

Full Tour Schedule (from the poster)

Dates Venue City

Nov 4, 5 Usher Hall Edinburgh

Nov 8, 9 Odeon Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Nov 14, 15, 16, 17 Empire Pool, Wembley London

Nov 19 Trentham Gardens Stoke-on-Trent

Nov 22 Sophia Gardens Cardiff

Nov 28, 29, 30 The Empire Theatre Liverpool

Dec 3, 4, 5 The Hippodrome Birmingham

Dec 9, 10 The Palace Theatre Manchester

Dec 13, 14 The Hippodrome Bristol