Rare original vintage September 29, 1979 Rock Against Racism concert flyer from Belle Isle, Detroit 🎸⚡

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Details

* Movement / Event: Rock Against Racism (RAR) Free Concert

* Venue: Belle Isle Bandshell (Detroit, MI)

* Date: Saturday, September 29 (1979), 3–9 PM

* Featured Acts: The Sillies (Detroit first-wave punk icons), Bobo Jenkins (legendary Detroit blues veteran), The Cookies, Stratanova, Romeo Nevada

* Front Artwork: Radical agitprop collage featuring John Heartfield-style anti-fascist imagery, op-art patterns, Tom Robinson quote, and "Face the '80s!" slogan

* Verso Manifesto: Full-page printed RAR manifesto titled "Cellophane Shrink-Wrapped Renaissance City" citing the MC5, Motown, The Clash, TRB, Elvis Costello, and local police violence

* Dimensions: Approx. 8.5 x 11 inches (see ruler for scale)

* Format: Authentic original double-sided printed concert flyer / political movement handbill on pale blue stock

Condition Report

* Authentic original 1979 double-sided handbill

* Preserved flat with NO central mailing fold

* Completely un-hung: NO staple holes, pushpin punctures, or scotch tape marks

* Clean front graphic presentation with bold black ink reproduction

* Verso displays light, natural age-toning and mild foxing/spotting along the edges as shown (all manifesto text remains fully legible)

* Pivotal social and musical document bridging Detroit's 1979 punk underground with civil rights activism

Returns and Shipping

* Shipped flat in an archival protective sleeve between heavy corrugated cardboard pads

* Standard tracked shipping available

* 30 day return policy