San Francisco: Hip Hop Slam, presumed Publisher, 1996. Unbound. Single sheet, orange paper stock, 8 ½ by 11 inches. A flyer for a 1996 hip hop concert at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco, featuring several notable Bay Area hip hop acts, including Conscious Daughters, Askari X and Lateef. GOOD..... More

Los Angeles: Triple X Records, presumed Publisher. Unbound. no date, presumed 2000. Single sheet, 8 ½ by 11 inches. Black glossy paper. Printed on both sides. A promotional flyer for the noted Chicano hip hop artist Lil Blacky. He released his first album in 1999, with Big Ballin his follow..... More

No Place: Pimp Rollin Records, presumed Publisher. Unbound. No place or date, presumed early 2000s. Single sheet, 11 by 4 ½ inches. Glossy gold paper. A promotional sticker for Pimp Rollin Records, founded by the noted Chicano hip hop artist Lil Blacky. He released his first album in 1999, at..... More

Orange County, CA: Low Motion and Ice Tee, Publishers, 1984. Unbound. no date, presumed 1984. Single sheet, roughly 8 by 5 inches, folded in half to make 4 pp. Collage photo on the front featuring George Clinton with the rest of the piece being promotional copy. A piece advertising a...... More

Bridgeport, CT: Palacio Blanco, Publisher, 1997. Unbound. Single sheet, roughly 4 by 5 inches. A flyer for a show featuring several notable Latin Freestyle (Hip Hop) performers: Coro and George Lamond, among others. The show was held at the opening of the Palacio Blanco club. The show featured Coro, a...... More

No Place: Funktown Records, 1993. Unbound. Single circular sticker on wax paper backing, approximately 4 inches in diameter. A sticker promoting the debut album from Blackjack, "Street 2 Da Grave," and its first single release, Nice Day 2 Die Ain't It. Blackjack was a hip hop group from California, embracing..... More

No Place: MTV Networks/ProSet, 1991. Unbound. Unbound. Each measures 3 ½ by 2 ½ inches. A small collection of 5 trading cards featuring the pioneering hip hop duo Eric B. and Rakim. This includes two of numbers 28 and 31, and one of another. Ungraded, all in about FINE condition..... More

No Place: No Producer. Unbound. No producer, place or date. Presumed circa 1994 based on the release of "Represent" as a single in that year. Single sheet, 5 by 3 inches. A promotional sticker for the song "Represent" by hip hop artist Grand Daddy IU. He begun with the hip..... More

Miami: Peter Thomas Entertainment Group, Presumed Publisher, 1995. Unbound. Single sheet, thick glossy paper stock. 8 ½ by 5 ½ inches. Printed on both sides. A handbill advertising the third annual How Can I Be Down Hip Hop/New Jack Power Summit held in South Beach, Miami in 1995. The summit..... More

No Place: Pimp Rollin Records, presumed Publisher. Unbound. No place or date, presumed 2004. Single sheet, 6 by 4 inches. Glossy thin card stock, printed on both sides. A promotional postcard for the noted Chicano hip hop artist Lil Blacky, issued by his own record label, Pimp Rollin Records, and..... More

New York: RCA/BMG, Publisher, 1995. Unbound. Single sheet, about 4 by 6 inches. A promotional postcard/sticker for the Hip Hop group, Mobb Deep and their album, The Infamous Mobb Deep. The album was their second release, gaining the duo popularity and critical acclaim. Rolling Stone magazine considers it one of..... More

No Place: No Producer. Unbound. No publisher, place or date. Presumed circa 1992. Single sheet, roughly 6 by 3 inches. A sticker for hip hop and New Jack Swing artist, Prince Markie Dee, mentioning his production company, The Soul Convention, and presumably issued for the 1992 album Free. Prince Markie..... More

No Place: Scram, Presumed Publisher. Unbound. No place or date, perhaps Philadelphia, 1988. Single sheet, 8 ½ by 11 inches, folded in half. A promotional piece for the Philadelphia based reggae/punk band Scram. The front contains a blurb about the upcoming concert with Schoolly D, while the interior and rear..... More