Bob Weir Grateful Dead 1947-2026 Vinyl Figure Collectible

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Bob Weir Grateful Dead 1947-2026 Vinyl Figure Collectible

Why the Bob Weir Grateful Dead 1947-2026 Vinyl Figure Collectible is a Must-Have

The Bob Weir Grateful Dead 1947-2026 Vinyl Figure Collectible honors the rhythm guitarist and co-founding member who’s carried the Grateful Dead sound from the Acid Tests of 1965 through the Wall of Sound at the Cow Palace, the Egypt run in 1978, and the Dead & Company farewell residencies at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2024 and 2025. Anyone who’s followed the band from Workingman’s Dead through American Beauty, traded SBD bootlegs in a college dorm, or made the pilgrimage to a Furthur, RatDog, or Wolf Bros tour stop knows what Bobby means to the catalog. From “Sugar Magnolia” to “Truckin'” to his solo records and Wolf Bros collaborations with Don Was, Weir has stayed working ?” and this collectible bottles five decades of that quiet, steady tone into one piece for the shelf.

This vinyl figure collectible is sculpted in the recognizable big-head Pop-style silhouette and captures Bobby in his current weathered, silver-bearded form. The figure stands roughly four to five inches tall with a thick salt-and-pepper hairstyle and a full grey beard sweeping down over the chest. Bobby wears his signature denim outfit ?” dark navy long-sleeve button-up shirt, dark jeans, and brown leather boots. In his hands, he cradles a sunburst hollow-body electric guitar in the unmistakable style of his Cowboy Fancy custom builds, complete with a fretboard, six tuning pegs, and a rose decoration on the lower bout in classic Grateful Dead style. The figure stands on a small wooden stage diorama base with two black guitar amplifiers flanking him on either side, with small chrome microphone stands rounding out the stage props. A black name plate at the front of the base reads “Bob Weir ?” Grateful Dead ?” 1947-2026″ in cream lettering. The collector’s box arrives in classic vinyl figure packaging with red-and-white branding, the Steal Your Face skull logo, the “Grateful Dead 470” mission number, and a clear plastic display window.

This collectible works as a milestone birthday gift for the friend who’s seen Dead & Company at the Sphere four times in a row, a Christmas surprise for the parent who still spins the Europe ’72 vinyl every Sunday morning, or a desk piece for the Deadhead who’s been tying-dyed since the Englishtown Raceway shows in 1977.

🌹 Why You’ll Love It

• Honors Bob Weir ?” co-founding rhythm guitarist of the Grateful Dead since the band’s San Francisco beginnings in 1965
• Captures Bobby in his current silver-bearded form, instantly recognizable from the Sphere residency in 2024-2025
• Carries the same display-shelf energy as other vinyl figure music line-ups for Bowie, Mercury, and Hendrix
• Comes in a collector’s window box with the Steal Your Face skull logo and Grateful Dead branding
• Earns instant recognition from Deadheads who’ve toured with the band since the Mars Hotel sessions

🎸 Features

• Vinyl figure with oversized head sculpt featuring thick salt-and-pepper hair and full grey beard
• Detailed denim outfit ?” dark navy button-up shirt, dark jeans, and brown leather boots
• Sunburst hollow-body electric guitar with rose decoration on the lower bout
• Wooden stage diorama base with two black amplifiers and small chrome microphone stand props
• Cream “Bob Weir ?” Grateful Dead ?” 1947-2026″ name plate at the front of the base

?’? Perfect For

• Lifelong Deadheads who’ve followed the band from the Fillmore West through the Sphere residencies
• Birthday, Christmas, and Father’s Day gifts for Grateful Dead and Dead & Company fans
• Music room shelves, record-collection display cases, and home bar tribute corners
• Anyone who still queues up Cornell ’77 or Veneta ’72 on Spotify for a long Sunday drive

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