Punk embodied juvenile delinquent culture with a psychobilly edginess that manifest in the late 1970s as herds of disaffected kids dealt with the social disintegration they saw around them. Stapled to poles and pasted up around town punk flyers are rare since they were made to be thrown away, totally unique cultural artifacts.

Three pieces of original punk ephemera from the late 1970s:

One Flyer from the Vacaville, California punk band THE PANTIES who played gigs all over the East Bay -

Flyer, paper, printed on one side, 8.5" x 11" inches. GOOD CONDITION: horizontal fold, numerous pinholes in the margins and in the image, small droplet stain in bottom margin, small edgewear, penned notations by band member Jim on the front, relevant penned note on verso, overall remains solid and bright.

Punch-out DEVO postcard from the cover of their second studio album Duty Now for the Future - color postcard, 9.25" x 6.25" inches: GOOD CONDITION: corner creasing, pinholes in the margins, age toning, penned Christmas notations, names and addresses on the verso but remains solid and bright.

Johnny Rotten themed printed birthday invitation - printed card, 5" x 4" inches folded: FAIR CONDITION: pinholes, tearing in the top margin, staining and wear, but remains extant which is pretty uncommon.