Original 1st printing 18 x 24" silkscreen poster, "Yes on 19", a marijuana decriminalization proposition sponsored by the California Marijuana Initiative for the 1972 election.
 
 Designer unknown/not credited, extra-thick flat vellum stock hand-pulled silkscreen poster is in good to very good (B to B/B+) condition; there are small creases/bends, tiny scuffs/scrapes and small stains scattered around the outer margins, along with a decent-sized vertical bend along the right side of the image area (just inside the green field), a 6" diagonal bend in the lower right corner, a 1&1/2" bend in the lower left corner, a tiny indentation/drag pull in the left center margin, a few tiny stress bends/handling dings and a tiny pin hole or two hiding within the image area and a CMI stamp on the reverse (see photo), otherwise fine.

 AMAZINGLY COOL California cultural artifact from (hard to believe) 50 years ago... kind of incredible how far we have come on this issue since then.