Pink Floyd

RARE CONCERT POSTER for an appearance by Pink Floyd at the Ricky-Tick Club, Windsor, Berkshire, Saturday 25 February 1967, 752 x 500mm., central horizontal fold line; [with:] a corresponding Bryan Morrison Agency Ltd agreement, file copy, 13 January 1967, between Phillip Haywood and Blackhill Enterprises for Pink Floyd to appear at the Ricky-Tick Club Hounslow on 24 February 1967 and the Ricky-Tick Club Windsor on 25 February 1967 for a fee of £160, unsigned, 340 x 200mm., horizontal fold line to lower portion of sheet, pin holes to top left corner, light creasing to top edge (2)

In April 1964 the venue of the Ricky-Tick Club in Windsor moved to a semi-derelict council-owned mansion, Clewer Mead on the River Thames. The club’s founders, John Mansfield and Phillip Haywood renovated the building on a shoe-string budget, painting the walls black, making light fittings out of ice-cream tins, and furniture out of packing cases from the Volkswagen depot in Slough.