Robt. Williams weed packaging

Posted by David Pescovitz, June 13, 2008 6:16 PM | permalink

These days, lots of pot dealers use pre-printed ziplocs or stamps to "brand" their product. Or so I've noticed in the gutter of my neighborhood park. But that's nothing compared to this awesome header card that COOP just sent me. Kustom kulture pioneer Robt. Williams drew it during his employment at Roth Studios in the 1960s. It's meant to be folded in half and stapled on top of a baggie. I love that it has a punch hole marked for hanging on a standard retail display rack. Link to bigger image (Thanks, COOP!)

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#1 posted by buddy66 , June 13, 2008 6:36 PM

How did this get by me in the 60s? Hell, I thought I was hip back then. Hell, I even met Stanley Owsley. So much for my creds....

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#2 posted by Pipenta , June 13, 2008 6:52 PM

In design school in the 70's, a group of us got riffing one night wondering about our favorite artists and designers, if they were asked to design a pattern for blotter...

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#3 posted by Takuan , June 13, 2008 7:00 PM

but what could be more fitting than a pure white sheet?

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#4 posted by arkizzle , June 13, 2008 7:01 PM

I'm still waiting for PKD's "Heavenly Music", or "Acapulco Gold" branded marijuana cigarettes.

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#5 posted by slywy , June 13, 2008 7:53 PM

Sis scares me.

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#6 posted by Cloudface , June 14, 2008 6:11 AM

It seems to me that one of the very early National Lampoons had marijuana-cigarette packaging. You were meant to cut out the templates and fold them into Camel-type packages, as I recall...

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#7 posted by Sputnik