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Lot 1310
Tom Murray, American B.1953; The Beatles, 'Flower Power II', 8th July 1968, limited edition Giclee print showing the group at St Pancreas Old Church and Gardens during their 'Mad Day Out', signed and numbered AP 13/19 in pencil on the mount by the photograph, with certificate, the print 41cm x 60cm.
Lot 1310
Beatles related LPs including 'All Things Must Pass', 'Ram', 'Imagine' and Concert for Bangladesh (15 LPs)All VG+John Lennon - Walls and Bridges (flip sleeve) John Lennon - Rock N Roll John Lennon / Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band John Lennon - Imagine John Lennon - Mind Games John Lennon - Milk and Honey Paul McCartney - Ram Paul McCartney - Red Rose Speedway Paul McCartney - 1 Paul McCartney - Tug Of War Wings - Wild Life The Concert for Bangladesh box set George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (first press with poster) George Harrison - Living In The Material World
Lot 1323
Mixed lot of Beatles LPs + 45sMixed Lot of Beatles LPs + 45s All VG to VG+Beatles - 1 Beatles - 1967 - 1970 Beatles - Rubber Soul mono (Loud Cut) Beatles - For Sale mono Beatles - Hard Days Night mono Beatles - Help mono Beatles - Rock N Roll Music (2 vol) Beatles - Hollywood Bowl Beatles - Sgt Peppers (Wide Spine and inserts) Beatles - Please Please Me mono George Martin - Off The Beatle Track George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (1st Press with Poster)7 Beatles singles inc. Twist and Shout EP, Ain't She Sweet (polydor) and German picture sleeve.
Lot 703
MERSEYBEAT COMPS - 14x titles to include comps, unofficial titles, LPs. There's The Savage Young Beatles (CM701), 2x Mary Hopkin - Post Card (SAPCOR 5), Doris Troy (SAPCOR 13). Badfinger - Magic Christian Music (SAPCOR 12), Merseymania on Hurrah Records, Beat!!!! More Merseymania - Billy Pepper and the Pepperpots on Allegro (All699), Merseybeat 62-64 (USD 305/6), This is Merseybeat (DED 270), Tribute to the Cavern (CAV1) and more. Condition varies but is generally Ex on discs, with sleeves from VG+ to Ex.
Lot 117
Jackie Magazine (1967) 157-172 (Jan 7 - Apr 22). Unbroken run, 172 wfg Monkees Wall Panel. Pete Lennon's Pop Gossip, Fashion, Romance, Samantha's letters page, Sally's Scene, Cathy & Claire's problem page. Beatles, Stones, Cream, Beach Boys, Small Faces, Kinks full page photos and stories. With articles on all the latest groovy clubs and fab boutiques [fn] (15)
Lot 115
BEATLES THE: A rare and highly unusual set of individual signatures by each member of The Beatles, all with interesting holograph additions, comprising John Lennon ('John Lennon', also adding his address '251 Menlove Ave' and nationality as 'Catholic' in his hand alongside his signature), Paul McCartney ('Paul McCartney', also adding his address '20 Forthlin Rd, L'Pool' and nationality as 'British' in his hand alongside his signature), George Harrison ('George Harrison', also adding his address '174 Mackets Lane, Woolton, Liverpool 25' and nationality as 'British' in his hand alongside his signature) and Ringo Starr (in the rarer form using his real name 'Richard Starkey', also adding his address '10 Admiral Grove, L/Pool 8' and nationality as 'Jew' in his hand alongside his signature), the signatures appearing together on a partially printed large oblong folio page removed from a Visitor's book belonging to the Arden and Cobden Hotels Ltd. The page is dated Tuesday, 4th June 1963 in an unidentified hand at the head and also features the signatures and holograph entries of sixteen other individuals, some of them also famous pop singers of the 1960s or others associated with The Beatles including Neil Aspinall (1941-2008, English Music Industry Executive, a school friend of McCartney and Harrison whom The Beatles employed as their road manager and personal assistant and who went on to head the band's Apple Corp), Gerry Marsden (1942- , English Musician, lead singer of Gerry and the Pacemakers; signed 'Gerard Marsden'), his brother Fred Marsden (1940-2006, English Drummer with Gerry and the Pacemakers; signed 'Frederick John Marsden' in block letters, also providing his address and nationality as 'Chinese Hare'), Les Chadwick (1943- , English Bassist with Gerry and the Pacemakers; signed 'John Leslie Chadwick' in block letters, also providing his address and nationality as 'Outer Hebridean'), Les Maguire (1941- , English Pianist with Gerry and the Pacemakers; signed 'Leslie Charles Maguire' in block letters, also providing his address and nationality as 'Eskimo Rabbit'), Les Hurst (Roadie to Gerry and the Pacemakers who occasionally stood in for Aspinall when he was unwell). To the final column of the page appears the room number occupied by each of the guests and it is interesting to note that McCartney and Starr shared room 103 and Lennon and Harrison shared room 121, Aspinall however was given his own room (106) and his colleague Hurst shared a room with the two Marsden brothers. Some light overall age wear, most evident at the central vertical folds, and some light creasing and small areas of paper loss to the edges, none of which significantly affect any of the signatures, about G The present page was evidently removed from the Visitors book of one of the three Birmingham hotels which were owned by Arden and Cobden Hotels Ltd. Interestingly, all were temperance hotels because they were unlicensed and did not serve alcohol. The Beatles performed at Birmingham Town Hall on 4th June 1963 as part of their concert tour alongside Roy Orbison. It was Orbison's first and The Beatles third nationwide tour of the United Kingdom and although Orbison was originally intended to be the headline act, such had been the public's reaction to the Fab Four that they were promoted to co-headliners and also closed the set in the tradition of a headlining act. The present set of signatures are of particular interest for the association it illustrates with the bands famous roots in Liverpool. Lennon resided at 251 Menlove Avenue during his childhood having moved there in July 1946, aged five, in order to live with his Aunt Mimi and her husband. He was to move out in 1963 shortly after signing the present registration page. The property was bought by Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, in 2002 and donated to the National Trust and in 2012 the property was designated a Grade II listed building by English Heritage. McCartney and his family moved into 20 Forthlin Road in 1955 whilst the future Beatle was at secondary school and the property, also a Grade II listed building, is now in the ownership of the National Trust and has been labelled by them as 'the birthplace of The Beatles' since it was the place where the band composed and rehearsed their earliest songs. Harrison's home at Mackets Lane was the third property that he lived in, moving there in August 1962. He and his family remained there until 1965. Starr occupied 10 Admiral Grove from the age of six, and the house was situated in a working class area of Liverpool, just around the corner from his birthplace. As is evident from the entries made on the registry page, the musicians would appear to have been in a jovial mood following their concert, particularly some of the members of Gerry Marsden's band who have made frivolous remarks regarding their nationalities. However, it is noteworthy that Lennon has referred to himself as a Catholic - he was actually raised as an Anglican and attended St. Peter's Anglican church in Woolton Village, South Liverpool, where he occasionally sang in the choir. However, Lennon had abandoned his childhood religious beliefs by 1964, soon after the date of the present signature. In March 1966 Lennon famously proclaimed that The Beatles had become 'more popular than Jesus' and, following the break-up of the band, he continued to reject religion. His single Imagine is widely viewed as an 'atheist anthem'. Perhaps more interesting, however, is Starr's claim on the present page that he was a Jew. In fact he attended an Evangelical Anglican church during his childhood, although has constantly been referred to as having a Jewish heritage throughout his life. This myth became so pervasive in 1964 that the drummer received death threats from ant-Semites before playing a concert in Montreal. Genuinely fearing for his life, Starr was accompanied by a bodyguard throughout the performance and went on to make a reference to the incident in the Beatles Anthology, the authorised biography of the band which was published in 2000. Starr recounted 'Some people decided to make an example of me, as an English Jew', continuing, 'The one major fault is I'm not Jewish'.
Lot 116
BEATLES THE: Signed 8 x 10 photograph by both George Harrison and Ringo Starr individually, the image depicting them standing alongside John Lennon and Paul McCartney in full length poses in a winter scene from the film Help! (1965). Signed by Harrison in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area at the base of the image and signed by Starr with his full signature to another clear area of the image. With very minor creasing to the corners, otherwise VG
Lot 1138
Autographs - 1964 NME Pollwinners Concert at Wembley - A cream page signed by thirteen including Paul McCartney (The Beatles), Brian Jones (The Rolling Stones), Cliff Richard, Joe Brown, Dave Clark, John Rostill, Brian Bennett, Gerry Marsden, Jet Harris, Tony Jackson, Billy J Kramer, Bruce Welch & Hank Marvin, together with an autograph album signed by Lonnie Donegan, Hank Marvin, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Cliff Richard, Jo Douglas, Vince Taylor, & others.Provenance: The vendor attended the NME 1964 concert and had the page signed..
Lot 1222
The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band CD in Framed Presentation Display, with CD sleeve and Cassette Sleeve, with Fiftieth Anniversary 1942 - 1992 Capitol Records plaque saying Presented to The Beatles For contributing your talent to the Cassette and Compact Disc Marketplace, 17 x 12.75.
Lot 100
A mixed collection of vinyl LPs and 7" singles to include The Beatles - Help (EMI); Judas Priest - Killing Machine (Red Vinyl); X-Ray Spex; The Beatles - Twist & Shout (Mono); David Bowie, Chicago, Ramones - Don't Come Close; Gillan; Rainbow; Tubeway Army; Motorhead amongst others to include Acker Bilk and Chris barber (Jazz) in black vinyl carry case
Lot 1371
Autograph Interest A Collection Of 1950's/60's Black And White TV And Entertainment Photographs A collection of approx 15 black and white images, to include 5 signed images, 1.) Tommy Steele, 2.) Shirley Bassey, 3.) Bruce Forsyth, 4.) Margaret Mitchell, 5.) Arthur Askey. Also includes unsigned images of The Beatles, Bob Monkhouse etc.
Lot 1402
Beatles Interest Autographed/ Hand Signed Passport Signed By John Lennon And Paul McCartney A rare signed 1967 trifold card passport hand signed in blue biro by John Lennon and Paul McCartney to back. Provenance, our client was at Heathrow airport in 1967, When he was Returning From a Scholarship Trip from Italy, Where he met Lennon And McCartney in person when they arrived at Heathrow during the promotion of the iconic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Album. Actual date of signatuire 31st July 1967. Provenance obtained from the Vendor"On the 31st July 1967 I was returning from Italy having spent 2 weeks there as my prize for winning a scholarship from Rochdale Art College. I was in the arrivals area when I saw Paul McCartney surrounded by about 5 American female fans saying " Is it really you Paul, can I touch you?" I gave him my one year passport with a pen to get his autograph. As he wrote 'Paul' the pen began to run out and I exclaimed "Bloody hell fire!" to which he replied " You mean flippin heck". He finished the autograph and then I approached John who was leaning up against the wall with his floral jacket over his shoulder and there was no dialogue as he signed his autograph. I distinctly recall the white coloured jeans Paul was wearing which had a nursery rhyme patten on them and he had a military type top on. I later learnt that they were returning from a holiday in Greece"Signed letter available to purchaser. Please see accompanying images.
Lot 748
BEATLES LPS - 4x Beatles titles to include The White Album (side opening stereo reissue but with all inserts, PCS 7067, discs from VG+ to Ex, sleeve VG+), A Hard Days Night (Stereo PCS 3058, Wide label font, G/G writing on sleeve), Beatles for Sale (PMC 1240, first sold in UK text, side 1 VG+, side 2 VG, sleeve VG with writing), Rubber Soul (Mono PMC 1267, sold in UK text, VG with some scratches, VG sleeve with creasing,)
Lot 778
60s ARTISTS - Classic collection of around 90 x LPs. Artists/titles include The Beatles - With The Beatles (stereo 2 box RE), The Who - Tommy Part Two, Geno Washington And The Ram Jam Band, Chicago, The Foundations, Bob Dylan - Another Side Of..., The Yardbirds, Eddie Cochran, Nancy Sinatra, Gerry And The Pacemakers, Clinton Ford, Adam Faith, Earl Grant, Duane Eddy, Jerry Lee Lewis, Billy J Kramer, Ike & Tina Turner and The Moody Blues. Condition can range from VG to Ex+.
Lot 779
THE BEATLES - LPs - Ace bundle of 3 x early pressing LPs. Titles are Meet The Beatles! (original US stereo Captiol rainbow label ST 2047 - VG some surface/scuff marks/VG+ well presented sleeve), Beatles For Sale (UK mono PMC 1240 black/yellow 'Sold In UK' and 'Recording First Published 1964' text, 3N/4N - Ex clean vinyl/VG+) and With The Beatles (mono PMC 1206 2nd 'Dominion' credit, 'Gotta' on sleeve 'Got A' on the label - VG+ some light surface marks/VG+ light fraying to the opening side).
Lot 796
THE BEATLES/SOLO - ORIGINAL TITLE LPs - Fab pack of 16 x LPs that is largely made up of early UK pressing studio LPs. Beatles LPs are With The Beatles (PMC 1206 black/yellow 7N/7N), A Hard Day's Night (PMC 1230 black/yellow 3N/3N original), Beatles For Sale (PMC 1240 black/yellow 3N/3N original), Help! (PMC 1255 black/yellow -2/-2 original), Rubber Soul (x2 PMC 1267, both mono black/yellow - 1/-4 and -4/-4 pressings), Sgt. Pepper's (PMC 7027 -1/-1 in German export sleeve), White Album (German 1973 numbered 808226 reissue, Ex+/Ex with poster and photos), Abbey Road (1st UK misaligned PCS 7088). Also to include Paul McCartney related titles inc. RAM (PAS 10003 complete with poster), Tug Of War, S/T and II. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 797
THE BEATLES & RELATED - Wicked collection of around 55 x (mainly)LPs with a 8 x 7", largely to include later issues and compilations. Beatles titles include PPM (stereo PCS 3042 2 box RE), With The Beatles (stereo PCS 3045 2 box RE), Beatles For Sale (stereo PCS 3062 2 box RE), Help! (stereo PCS 3071 2 box RE), Rubber Soul (PCS 3075 2 box RE), Revolver (PCS 7009 2 box RE), Oldies (stereo RE), Sgt. Pepper's (PCS 7027 2 box RE), Yellow Submarine (stereo RE), Let It Be, Magical Mystery Tour (LP and EP) and The Beatles Box. Also to include George Martin - Off The Beatle Track (PCS 3057 very hard to find one box reissue, printed in small numbers!), Timeless (pic disc), Live In Italy (private) and Live Concert Atlanta (private). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 810
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME - UK MONO 2ND - A very hard to find 2nd UK 'Northern Songs' pressing of the band's debut LP that took the world by storm (PMC 1202). The “Dick James” credits from the first pressing now read as 'Northern Songs”. This change occurred very quickly as the typesetter for the credits wasn't informed that the Beatles had worked with Dick James to set up their own, new, “Northern Songs” publishing company for Lennon and McCartney’s original songs. With Dick James credits for tracks B4 and B6. The record is in strong VG condition with some surface markings, these do not extend to heavier marks or scratches. Very clean, crisp and sharp labels. Matrix/stampers: XEX 421-1N 2 GL & XEX 422-1N 1 2 GM. The original 'right aligned' sleeve is in VG condition with a clean front, the reverse flipback has some damage with a couple of small tears.
Lot 811
THE BEATLES - LPs - Great selection of 7 x LPs including early UK pressings. Titles are PPM (UK mono PMC 1202 4th 'Parlophone Co', 'Recording First Published' text, no 'Sold In UK' - solid VG some surface marks/VG 2nd pressing sleeve), A Hard Day's Night (mono PMC 1230 3N/3N black/yellow - solid VG/VG copy), Help! (PMC 1255 -2/-2 black/yellow - VG/VG+), Sgt. Pepper's (wide spine PMC 7027 mono -1/-1 - VG/VG with psych inner and unused cutout), Abbey Road (PCS 7088 'Her Majesty' on record, not on 'aligned' sleeve - VG+/clean Ex), Let It Be (PCS 7096 - Ex+/Ex) and The Beatles' Greatest (German 1C 062-04 207 - VG/Ex).
Lot 841
APPLE ARTISTS & BEATLES - Ace pack of 6 x LPs. Titles are Badfinger - Magic Christian Music (1st UK SAPCOR 12 - Ex+ superb vinyl/Ex+), Mary Hopkin - Post Card (APCOR 5 - a VG+ copy), Phil Spector's Christmas Album (APCOR 24 - Ex/Ex), Ringo Starr - Ringo (Spanish 1J 066-05 492 - Ex+/Ex) and The Beatles (x2) - Abbey Road (UK PCS 7088 2nd, no 'Hery Majesty' on sleeve or record - solid VG+ copy) and Magical Mystery Tour (US stereo SMAL 2835 rainbow - Ex/VG+).
Lot 925
THE BEATLES & RELATED - 7" - Nice collection of around 75 x 7". Beatles titles include I Want To Hold Your Hand, All You Need Is Love, Can't Buy Me Love, From Me To You, Please Please Me, Hello, Goodbye, Strawberry Fields Forever, Help!, I Feel Fine, Let It Be and The Ballad Of John And Yoko. Also with releases from The Wings and other solo projects. Condition varies.
Lot 932
ARTISTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE BEATLES - Quality collection of 36 x LPs, mainly including solo projects. Titles include Sgt, Pepper's (UK mono PMC 7027 black/yellow -1/-1, solid VG copy with unused cutout and psych inner), (Lennon) - Shaved Fish, Walls And Bridges, Imagine and Mind Games, (Harrison) - Living In The Material World and Cloud Nine, Wings - Band On The Run, Mary Hopkin - Post Card (mono) and George Martin - Help! and Off The Beatle Track. Condition is generally VG to Ex.
Lot 939
BEATLES & RELATED LPs - Interesting bundle of 7 x LPs including early US releases. Titles are Beatles '65 (US green apple label ST 2228 - nice clean Ex record/VG+), Help! (US Capitol orange label SMAS 2386 - Ex/VG), John Lennon - Shaved Fish (UK PCS 7173 - very clean Ex/Ex with printed inner) and Double Fantasy (K 99131 - Ex/Ex with printed inner and newspaper cuttings relating to the release), Wings - London Town (PAS 10012 - Ex+/Ex with poster and printed inner), McCartney - Tug Of War (PCTC 259 - Ex+/Ex) and Pussy Cats (produced by Lennon, CPL1-0570 - Ex/VG+).
Lot 940
BEATLES & RELATED - 7" - Cool collection of 50 x 7". Titles include Paperback Writer (Japanese p/s EAR 20232), She Loves You (R 5055 four prong no 'Sold In UK' original), Day Tripper (R 5389), I Want To Hold Your Hand (R 5084), Harrison - Give Me Love (EU 5C 006-05354 and US copies), Lennon - Instant Karma (French red p/s), Mind Games (US p/s), Imagine (US), Power To The People (R 5892), Whatever Gets You Thru' The Night (R 5998) and Stand By Me (R 6005) and Badfinger - Day After Day (APPLE 40). Condition can vary.
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