The Playboy Pad

Robert C. Pritikin's apartment building in San Francisco, 1973. Designed by architect Robert Crutchfield.

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Everybody Hustle to Bureau

Our Everybody Hustle print at Bureau San Francisco
Read about Studio O+A's concept shop in the New York Times here

Photo via the extraordinary Kelly Lynn Waters



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Who invited all these tacky people?

New artwork/ potholders from "Now! Designs", San Francisco, circa 1977.

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Tony Roberts and Diane Keaton's place in Play it Again, Sam

Woody Allen films always have fantastic apartments, but this may be my favorite.

related:
Claes Oldenburg
Woody Allen's NYC apartment, 1972

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LA-San Fran or bust

Tape-ography and hitchhiking tips, Oui Magazine, 1975

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The Jeaning of America (1974)

1974 Oui magazine spread of all things blue jean. Basically everything looks terrible except the Levi's bags, which,  if you didn't buy one at the time, luckily you can now visit our shop to pick up the San Francisco-made bike bag:

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"Can Anybody Play The Drums?"

 Thanks to how bored my in-laws are with none of their friends down to Florida yet, my father-in-law had some extra time to kill at an estate sale in Islamorada and found this old Who poster rolled up in a Garfield tube (that's killin' time). The poster's from the Cow Palace show in San Francisco, November 20, 1973. Notable for it being the night The Who launched the Quadrophenia Tour, but more notorious for drummer Keith Moon passing out on his drum kit from too much booze and tranquilizers. Pete Townshend then had to ask the audience "Can anybody play the drums?" (5:15) and 19 year-old Iowan Scot Halpin bangs out the rest of the show."

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Wary Meyers San Francisco Poster

New in the shop

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