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Lot 278
Vinyl records:- Nine The Beatles LP records - 'Please Please Me' PMC 1202, 'SGT.Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band' PMC 7027, 'Abbey Road' PCS 7088, 'A Collection Of Beatles Oldies' PMC 7016, 'Help!' PMC 1255, 'Rubber Soul' PMC 1267, 'Revolver' PMC 7009, 'A Hard Day's Night' PMC 1230, 'Beatles For Sale' PMC 1240, 'The Beatles' white album number 0157462 PMC 7067/8.
Lot 437
VINYL RECORDS - A collection of vinyl long play / LP and 45rpm 7" singles to include The Beatles Please PLease Me, Merseymania, Roy Orbison Sings, Slade Smashes, Sam Brown Stop, Johnny Nash's Greatest Hits, Queen Shher Heart Attack, Bee Gees Spirits Having Flown ( Picture Disc ), all the singles by The Beatles, nine in total with Twist and Shout EP
Lot 619
An early 20th century brown travel trunk with original travel labels containing a quantity of LPs to include Pat Boon, Herman's Hermits, Don Williams, Roy Orbison, Peter Sellers and Sophia Loren and a quantity of singles and EPs to include Cliff Richard Trini Lopez, The Crickets, Manhattan Transfer, The Beatles Hits EP; 'From Me to You', 'Thank You Girl', 'Please Please Me', 'Love You Do' etc.
Lot 623
A collection of original Beatles Fan Club and the first Beatles convention memorabilia to include a copy of The Guardian 2001 reporting the death of George Harrison, a Royal Mail stamp card series issued in 2007, a ticket from the Lennon Remembered at the Echo Arena 2010, books, two 1964 Beatles series cards, no.3 and 10, a badge from the 1979 event with Bob Woolar and Alan Williams and the quiz prize bag to include a t-shirt 'Give Peace A Chance', programme and promotional cloth bag from the first Beatle event at the Adelphi Hotel in 1981.
Lot 52
A COLLECTION OF 'POP' AND HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA, mainly from the 1960's, to include signed photographs of Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, James Stewart and Clint Eastwood (no provenance), ticket stubs from The Beatles and Johnny Cash in Nottingham (separate shows), souvenir programmes and magazines featuring The Beatles, Robert Stigwood All Stars, The Searchers, Dusty Springfield, Big Dee Irwin and Bobby Vee, some unsigned photographs included, framed original posters from the early days of Hollywood featuring The Marx Brothers, The Saint Louis Blues and The Hollywood Revue of 1929, also included are six Twin Track Mono Tapes featuring four Beatles tape records, an Eddie Cochran tape record and a Frank Ifield tape record
Lot 66
AN AUTOGRAPH BOOK, various signatures to include all four Beatles on a single page (provenance sent off for with the fan club), Cliff Richard, Jackie Pallo, Bill Fraser and assorted Chelsea footballers from 1966, together with the signatures of Tommy Smith, Jackie Blanchflower and Bobby Charlton
Lot 75
A SMALL QUANTITY OF AUTOGRAPHS, to include Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, (provenance: the two Beatles signatures are on a flyer for Christmas Festivals at The Rougement Hotel in Exeter where it is were the Beatles stayed whilst playing at The ABC in Exeter on 14th November 1963, other signatures include Helen Shapiro and Bobby Rydell, again both signatures on a Rougement Hotel envelope, both stars played the ABC Exeter on 4th December 1963
Lot 49
THE BEATLES, Autographs of George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney, a page from an autograph book dated February 15th 1963, stapled to a letter from Sotheby's Bond Street office date 1986 authenticating the signatures and signed by Hilary Kay, the rest of the autograph album is present but lacks the front cover, other artists included are Adam Faith (1960), The Brook Brothers, Ricky & Geoff (1962), Ronnie King & The Red Caps including Ronnie King, Roy Brown, David Walker, Ian Lee's, Jimmy Richards (1962), the rest of the album contains friends and family autographs, The vendor went with a friend to The Ritz, Kings Heath, Birmingham on 15th February 1963 to see The Beatles, who at that time had only released 'Love Me Do' and the month before the 15th February concert The song 'Please Please Me' After the show the vendor and her friend went back stage hoping to collect The Beatles autographs and were surprised to discover only two other girls waiting, all four girls were invited into the dressing room by the band and a photographer took photographs for the 'Sunday Pictorial' but the vendor confirms they weren't published and despite checking she has never seen them, The vendor is selling the autographs in order to raise funds for her grand daughter's desensitisation treatment for her severe nut allergy
Lot 362
A COLLECTION OF BEATLES EPHEMERA AND CDS to include 'The Beatles - the original studio recordings' a set containing all thirteen original studio albums digitally remastered in stereo, in its original packaging, unopened; 'The Beatles in Mono', the complete mono recordings, 185 songs remastered for superior sound containing all ten original mono albums, unopened, in its original packaging; 'The Beatles' complete disc EP collection CDs, unopened in original packaging; 'The Beatles Help' DVD deluxe edition, unopened, in original packaging; and further CDs
Lot 367
TEN THE BEATLES VINYL RECORDS to include White Album, numbered 0521446 to include fold out double sided poster and one colour photo print, Hey Jude, Beatles for Sale, Help, Magical Mystery Tour, With The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, Por Siempre, The Beatles Yesterday and Today, Beatles 65 (10)
Lot 368
TEN THE BEATLES VINYL RECORDS to include Yellow Submarine, Resurrection, The Beatles Greatest, The Beatles featuring Tony Sheridan, Introducing The Beatles, England's No. 1 Vocal Group, The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl, The Complete Silver Beatles, Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band, A Collection of Beatles Oldies, Beatle For Sale (10)
Lot 123
A collection of assorted vintage 1960's Beatles memorabilia. Comprising of: a vintage ' Made In Great Britain ' tin tray depicting all four of The Beatles (with faux autographs), a Pan Books ' A Hard Day's Night ' paperback film tie-in book and a vintage rare ' The Beatles Personality Annual No .1 ' American magazine. Good assortment.
Lot 130
A rare original vintage 1960's ' The Beatles ' large poster. Depicting The Fab Four in full colour at the beach wearing beach costumes and straw boaters. " A Reveille Special " with printed signatures including Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison. 59 x 40 inches . Rare. Folded.
Lot 283
A rare original vintage 1960's ' The Beatles ' German issue promotional postcard. Depicting a photograph of the band, with facsimile signatures to the bottom, and a list of singles to the verso. Largely in very good condition - except for a small tear near Paul's foot and some residue to the verso. 6x4". Rare.
Lot 300
' In His Own Write ' - John Lennon ( The Beatles ) - autographed / signed first edition. London, Jonathan Cape, 1964. Hardcover. Signed and inscribed on the first free end page in blue ballpoint ' To Diz, You're a great TURN, good God, from John Lennon ', with 'Lennon' struck through. Lennon personally gifted and inscribed this book to Dizz Gillespie (not the trumpeter) when he visited Lennon's home, Kenwood, in Weybridge, Surrey. Brian Epstein had met Gillespie at a party in Los Angeles in 1964 during the Beatles second tour of the US and subsequently brought him back to London, where he signed him to NEMS as an aspiring actor and singer. In reality, Gillespie was his surreptitious partner. Epsten's homosexuality was not public knowledge, but an open secret among his inner circle - and something that Lennon occasionally badgered him about. The word ' turn ' in Lennon's inscription seems to be a case of clever wordplay, which could mean either a 'showman' or allude to 'turning a trick'. The relationship between Epstein and Gillespie quickly turned sour, with Gillespie attempting blackmail and becoming unpredictably violent. An incredibly unique piece, with a terrific association within the Beatles inner circle. Provenance: ex-Christie's Dec. 4th 2006 auction. (From that original description: The vendor first met John Lennon and Brian Epstein in 1964 and was given this book by John Lennon when he visited him at his home, Kenwood, in Weybridge, Surrey. Diz was the vendor's nickname') Supplied with a cutting from another auction catalogue, presumed more recent.
Lot 301
The Beatles - An incredibly rare original full set of Beatles autographs on a single centre-fold full colour magazine page. The image, a photograph by Bob Whitaker, depicts all four Beatles seated with umbrellas. Likely a centrefold from a magazine, the rear depicts singer 'Liliane'. Signed by all four Beatles near their respective images - George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. All signed in black ballpoint, and all undedicated. Some creasing due to age and fragility, with a large central fold not obscuring any autographs. Starr's autograph has torn through the paper slightly. Measures a total size of; 26cm x 38.5cm. A superb rare full set of Beatles autographs on one iconic image. Provenance: This was signed in late 1964 when a Dutch reporter came to London and interviewed the group. He had previously interviewed the Beatles (minus Ringo) earlier in the year on the 5th June in Holland, on their world tour. in Hillegom for Vara TV. (information supplied by vendor)
Lot 40
The Beatles interest: Yoko Ono - ' Grapefruit ' First Sphere Books edition, London, 1971. Softcover. Signed to the first end paper by John Lennon (in black felt tip) and Yoko Ono (blue felt tip). Signed at the well known booksigning at Selfridges department store in London. The original recipient penned a brief poem to the reverse of the half-title page before sending it to her family in LA ' He is nice, she is too. And they send a smile to you. Hope you enjoy it, Londres, 16/7/71 '. Some fading to the spine, and creasing to the paperback covers. Autographs clear and undedicated. Very rare. Provenance: supplied with a cutting from an unknown auction catalogue, which states 'pre-certified, Roger Epperson - REAL'. (added 29.11.18 12:52) Also comes with some associated photographs from the signing itself, showing both Lennon and Yoko at the event (contemporary re-printings).
Lot 78
A collection of assorted ' The Beatles ' vintage magazines and memorabilia. To include; an original ' With Love From Me To You ' handkerchief, a ' The Beatles Book ' No.6, ' Meet The Beatles ' Star Special magazine, ' The Beatles In America ' magazine, and two ' The Beatles By Royal Command ' magazines etc. Great collection.
Lot 1584
CED Videodisc Collection 45 In Total. To Include A Night With Lou Reed, Close Encounters, Rod Stewart Live At The Los Angeles Forum, Zero Mostel The Producers, The Riddle Of The Sands, Soft Cell's Non-Stop Exotic Video Show, The Grateful Dead, Phil Collins Live At Perkins Palace, Jefferson Starship, Daryl Hall John Oates Rock'n Soul Live, Blue Thunder, Wholly Moses, Monty Python Live At The Hollywood Bowl, Pat Benatar In Concert, ABC Mantrap, Pink Floyd At Pompeii, The Compleat Beatles, Duran Duran, Eurythmics Sweet Dreams, To Russia With Elton, White Heat, Chuck Norris Silent Rage, Elvis In Blue Hawaii, The China Syndrome, Eyes Of Laura Mars, Australia Now, The Tubes Video, The Video Collection 1977-1982 The Stranglers, Blake Edwards Victor Victoria, Poltergeist, Singin In The Rain, Forbidden Plannet Etc. Please See Accompanying Image.
Lot 1019
THEATRE & CONCERT PROGRAMMES & TICKETS Twenty five theatre programme / flyers with tickets from 1945 - 1986 including Henry Wood Proms Concert 1945, Moira Shearer 1953, The Teahouse of the August Moon 1954 Eli Wallach, Moscow State Circus 1971, Jack Jones 1978, Tommy Steele 1979, The King and I 1979 Yul Brynner, Christmas Carols with the Stars 1986 Roy Castle and Christopher Reeve. Plus 25 theatre and concert tickets including replicas for the Beatles and Elvis Presley and originals for South Pacific, Billy Graham, Fats Domino, Paul Simon, Don McLean, Jack Jones, Ry Cooder, Don Williams, Jim Davidson, Simon and Garfunkel, Status Quo, Johnny Mathis and Cliff Richard. Generally good
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