One of the Grateful Dead’s earliest official T-shirts sold Friday for a whopping .
The auction house said the yellow 1967 tee was designed by Hells Angel and graphic artist Allan 鈥淕ut鈥� Terk, and came from Dan Healy’s collection. Healy was an audio engineer who worked with the Dead.
The shirt was part of Sotheby’s “From the Vault: Property from the Grateful Dead and Friends” auction.
The winner of the auction, Outlaw Archive, said in an Instagram post that it was purchased to “keep the memory of #GutTerk alive and to keep his history together under one roof.”
The shirt was originally estimated to sell for between $6,000 and $8,000.
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