Loretta Lynn and the Coal Miners Venue Poster (circa 1960s). Everyone's favorite coal miner's daughter came a long way from ...

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Loretta Lynn and the Coal Miners Venue Poster (circa 1960s). Everyone's favorite coal miner's daughter came a long way from her humble beginnings, back in Butcher Holler, Kentucky. By the 1960s, she was a huge star in the Country Music scene, racking up hit after hit for Decca Records. This well-preserved window card-style poster features a great photo of Loretta, with red and black printing on a white card stock measuring 14" x 18". It does appear that the top portion of the poster, reserved for the venue name, has been cut off, leaving a "Fri. July 21" date; this was probably done be the promoter, who displayed this particular poster at the theater. Other than that, it remains in VF+ condition, with no tackholes or other obvious problems.

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