Vintage Black and White Music Performance Photographs

A pair of original vintage black and white gelatin silver prints depicting live musical performances from the mid-20th century, likely the 1950s or 1960s. The top photograph shows a guitarist and band member on stage under structural rafters, suggesting a gymnasium or community hall venue. The bottom photograph captures a dynamic moment with a musician using a smoke or spark effect on stage in front of a backdrop featuring the word 'STARS' and stars iconography. Period-correct Fender-style amplifiers are visible on stage, which is a significant indicator of the musical era. The prints are on medium-weight photo paper with a semi-matte finish. The subjects appear to be wearing rockabilly or early rock-and-roll style attire, including light-colored trousers and structured jackets. Condition-wise, the photographs show slight curling at the edges and minor surface wear consistent with age, but they remain remarkably clear with good tonal range from deep blacks to bright highlights. There are no visible major tears or heavy creases, suggesting careful storage. These images serve as important cultural documentation of the vernacular music scene and mid-century entertainment production values.