Dylan Down Under [an article by Mike Gribble from the Adelaide newspaper 'The News', Thursday 13 February 1992, signed boldly by Bob Dylan]

The article, on newsprint, is dwarfed by a very large colour caricature of Dylan by cartoonist Peter Broelman, with Dylan's correspondingly large signature in black felt-tipped pen across the portrait. The acidic newsprint is a little uniformly tanned, but it is now professionally mounted and double-matted behind glass in an attractive contemporary black wooden frame (visible image size 392 × 410 mm, external dimensions 550 × 557 mm). Bob Dylan's boarding pass ('Mr B Dylan | Dylan Grp') for his flight from Perth to Adelaide with Ansett Australia on 20 March [1992] is mounted on a plain section of the article, rounding out a unique offering in fine condition. The concert at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on 21 March was the second one Bob Dylan played in 1992, the second of the 20-date 'Still On The Road' tour (of which 19 concerts were in Australia), and concert number 366 of 'The Never-Ending Tour'. Offered together with an original colour snapshot (151 × 108 mm) of Dylan carrying a didgeridoo. Provenance: the personal collection of David Lovatt, proprietor of Bank Street Records, Adelaide (1985-1994). He met Bob Dylan at Adelaide Airport when he arrived, and he obtained the autograph and boarding pass then. [2 items].