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Click here to subscribeThree collectable Beatles concert programmes: 'Night of 100 Stars' at the Palladium July 1964 with cover by John Lennon, 1965 'cartoon cover' programme, rare 1964 Blackpool Opera House programme. These items were originally from the collection of Beatles biographer Hunter Davies and may include some handwritten notes (all removable) by the author.
Two concert programmes: The Beatles Show at the Odeon Southport, The Beatles Show at Fairfield Hall, Croydon (note newspaper cuttings affixed to inner page, a ticket also affixed to an inner page). These items were originally from the collection of Beatles biographer Hunter Davies and may include some handwritten notes (all removable) by the author.
An original handbill from January 1961 listing two events, Fri 27th at the Aintree Institute with 'The Sensational Beatles' and to the verso advertising the following night with Rory Storm and the Hurricanes. Measures approx 5 x 8". In very good condition. With letter of provenance detailing how the item was obtained.
THE BEATLES - LP/7"/EP COLLECTION (WITH SUPERB CONDITION PLEASE PLEASE ME LP). Extremely well kept selection of 6 x LPs plus 1 x 7" and 1 x EP. To include Please Please Me (PMC 1202, UK mono 5th pressing with 'Recording First Published' on black/yellow Parlophone labels - Ex+ absolutely superb condition record showing only a couple of extremely faint, slight and wispy paper marks/Ex+ fantastic condition original second printing large mono sleeve with some slight laminate wear, the reverse flipback tabs in extraordinarily clean order/also housed with clean condition original Nems bag!). Also to include Revolver (black/yellow Parlophone PMC 7009 -2/-3 - very glossy VG+ record, small mark that can just about be felt between A2/3 and B2/B3, not heavier/Ex sharp sleeve), Magical Mystery Tour EP (stereo SMMT-1 blue page), Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane (R 5570), Sgt. Pepper's (2 box EMI RE, no inserts), 1962-1966, 1967-1970 (both stock black vinyl copies) and Rare Beatles. Condition is typically Ex to Ex+.
THE DAMNED - NEW ROSE 7" (1ST UK PRESSING - STIFF RECORDS BUY 6). True slice of Punk history with the very first pressing of the legendary debut cut from The Damned... The record with 'Street Music Co' A-side and 'Northern Songs Ltd' B-side credits, the sleeve with 'Delga' printing. The record (BUY 6, four prong centre) is in superlative Ex+ condition. Great to see like this, there are only a couple of extremely minor, faint and wispy paper hairline marks to the incredibly clean playing surfaces. Stunning clean and sharp labels. Matrix/runout: BUY 6 A-1U "IS THIS A RECORD?" A BILBO BOPPA! & BUY 6 B-1U BILBO - MASTER ROOM. DAMNED BEATLES! The fragile paper picture sleeve is in VG condition with some creasing on the top edge though elsewhere nice and neat.
A pair of retro vintage sunglasses, 1960s, with flip-up green lenses (one cracked), in a pink Bakelite case, impressed D.Pat. No. 132011/KK Spectacle Co/Made in Japan/Note: John Lennon wore a pair of these in the Beatles' video for Penny Lane, filmed in February 1967 CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
60's Rock Pop 7" singles and EPs. to include The Beatles (2) - Long Tall Sally (GEP 8913). Twist And Shout (GEP 8882). The Dave Clark Five - Do You Love Me? (SEG 8289). Cliff Richard - cliff's Lucky Lips (SEG 8269). Other Artists to include Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick And Titch. The Lovin' Spoonfull Manfred Mann, The Rolling Stones. the Tornados.
Vinyl - The Beatles & members 8 LP's, 1 12" and 1 10" including some private pressings featuring Live At The BBC, Sgt Pepper picture disc, Meet The Beat, The Beatles Pt1 and Pt2 picture discs, The Greatest Rock Band On Earth blue vinyl, Sgt Peppers collectors edition red vinyl, Reel To Reel Outtakes 1963 p/d etc. Condition at least Vg
Vinyl - 8 The Beatles LP's to include Please Please Me, With The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, Revolver, Help, Rubber Soul (Factory Sample sticker to side 1), Sgt Pepper (red & pink inner, insert intact), Abbey Road. Sleeves at least Vg overall and better in some cases, Vinyl generally Vg overall with many visible scuffs and light scratches, some worse
Vinyl - Over 60 70 LP's spanning genres and decades including rock, pop, prog, folk and more to include Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, Van Morrison, Concert For Bangladesh, Living Colour, The Band, Ike & Tina Turner, The Byrds and many others. Condition varies but Vg overall
The Beatles - Hard Days Night - 1964 Demo version 10" Dick James Music Publishing Acetate. The Acetate is cut to a 7" size on a 10" Acetate. This version is a demo version with counting at the beginning. Provenance: The Acetate came from the library of one of the UK's biggest publishing companies. The Acetate appears to be unplayed until being played for cataloguing purposes. A short sound sample is available here https://youtu.be/CPAXqNTYXWs
Vinyl - The Beatles Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band LP on Parlophone Records PCS 7027 Factory Sample Stereo version. Original UK 1st pressing copy of this album. Gatefold sleeve has bend and crease to bottom right and small corner wear to top and bottom right but otherwise Ex, original flame inner sleeve Ex, Vinyl Ex and unplayed with 'Factory Sample Not For Sale' sticker to side 1 label at the top over the Parlophone logo. From the estate of former EMI Records Managing Director Cliff Busby
Vinyl ? 5 Rock / Beat albums to include The Abbey Road Collection - Promo Only album (EMI PSLP 366) EX+ / EX+ (Appears Unplayed) includes The Beatles, Kate Bush, Paul McCartney amongst many others, Pink Floyd Animals ) VG+ / EX+ (Appears Unplayed) with printed Inner, The Beatles 1962 - 1966 (Factory Sample), The Beatles 20 Golden Hits and The Beat Merchants 2 LP compilation EX+ / EX+ (Appears Unplayed). From the estate of former EMI Records Managing Director Clive Busby
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