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ASTRID KIRCHHERR SIGNED BEATLES - A super lithograph print of the Astrid Kirchherr shot of Stuart Sutcliffe, John and George in Hamburg. Signed by Astrid Kirchherr and numbered 239 of 500. Has minor creasing to right edge. Measures 60cm across by 80cm high.

BEATLES CONCERT TICKET PRESTON 63' - Ticket from the Beatles' second and final concert in Preston, Lancashire on Friday 13th September 1963. "After the show, Paul McCartney drove to the Imperial Ballroom in Nelson, 25 miles from Preston, to be part of the judging panel for the Imperial Miss 1963 contest." Measures approx 6x10cm.

ELEANOR RIGBY GRAVE DEEDS, RECEIPT AND MINIATURE BIBLE - incredible piece of history that will be forever linked to The Beatles and one of their most famous songs "Eleanor Rigby". The lot includes a certificate of purchase for grave space at Woolton Parish Church, a receipt for the purchase of the grave and the costs associated along with a miniature bible dated 1899 that Eleanor has clearly written her name in.The grave space to hold 5 adults was purchased on Oct 7th, 1915 by Miss Frances Rigby following the death of her father John Rigby on the 5th October. John and Frances were Eleanor's grandparents and she lived with them throughout her life and stayed in the family home at 8 Vale Road Woolton until she died on the 10th October 1939, aged 44.The inside page of the miniature bible has been dated Feb 1899 and a name has been smudged so in not legible but a capital "E" and "R" are just about legible. On the back inside page the name E.R. Whitfield has been clearly written in pencil. Eleanor was born "Eleanor Rigby Whitfield" in 1895 to her mother, Mary Rigby and father, Arthur Whitfield although sadly her father died in the same year.Provenance: All of the items have been consigned by a member of the Whitfield family who was the nephew of two of Eleanor's half sisters that lived together all of their life and never married. The deeds, receipt and bible were all found when their estate was left to the family and they came to clear their house. An interesting and informative history of Eleanor Rigby can be found here http://www.beatlesliverpoolandmore.com/beatles/eleanor-rigby-the-story-beyond-the-grave .

BEATLES AUTOGRAPHS - superb set of Beatles autographs in a diary from 1963. The signatures are in pencil and were obtained in person by the vendor when she met The Beatles on a train from Darlington to Middlesbrough on the 25th June 1963. This was just days after John Paul VI became Pope and as a comical reference Paul has signed "Paul VI" - interestingly they have also signed "The Beetles". The vendor was working for the GPO in Darlington and was travelling back from work to her home in Middlesbrough when she boarded the train and found all 4 Beatles on board. Both girls obtained their signatures and sat in the same coach with them all the way to Middlesbrough where they were playing that night. The green pocket diary has been signed across 2 pages of the notes page at the back and also includes the vendors GPO work card and provisional licence which she kept there for safekeeping. Authenticated by Roger Epperson for entry to this sale.

BEATLES UNSEEN FILM FOOTAGE FROM FILMING OF HELP! - shot on location by actor Leo McKern whilst filming at Obertauen, Austria during 1965. The 8mm reel of film runs for 14 minutes and 55 seconds and contains some fantastic footage of The Beatles along with various other actors and crew. The footage featuring The Beatles and other cast members runs from 1"45 through to 9"15 with footage of Leo's daughter's playing in the snow before and after.Highlights of the film include snow mobiles carrying The Beatles, stunt scenes, The Beatles fooling around on toboggans, George and John having a comical and unorthodox game of curling, close ups of Paul chatting, smoking and taking photographs together with close ups of all four of The Beatles playing a variety of instruments in the band at the foot of the run (much to their amusement). In addition to the footage of The Beatles there are also excellent shots of other cast members including Eleanor Bron, Victor Spinetti, Roy Kinnear and John Bluthal.Housed in a protective plastic case with the words "Snow Scenes" affixed on a label. PROVENANCE: Australian born actor Leo McKern enjoyed a high-profile stage career in the UK during the 1950s, taking leading roles at both the Old Vic and Stratford's Shakespeare Memorial theatres, as well as playing the Common Man in the first production of A Man For All Seasons in the West End, in 1960. By the time he appeared in the multi-Oscar-winning film version of that play in 1966, McKern's film career had become equally well established, having appeared in, among many others, A Tale Of Two Cities (1958), The Mouse That Roared (1959), King And Country (1964) -- and Help! (1965), the second Beatles film, directed (like the first, A Hard Day's Night (1964)) by Richard Lester. In Help!, McKern was cast as Clang, the leader of a mystical cult determined to recover a ring from Ringo's finger which will enable a sacrifice to proceed. Leo's career further developed in the 70's and 80's with him appearing in a number of films and TV dramas including most notably his long running appearance in Rumpole of The Bailey between 1978 and 1992. Leo died in 2002 at the age of 82 and ownership of the film passed to his daughters, with whom it has remained ever since. This incredible footage is being sold with copyright and the right to use this film commercially will transfer to the new owners upon its sale at auction. The YouTube sample is just a short preview.  The entire film is 14 minutes long.

BEATLES HELP! TRANSPARENCIES - incredible collection of 19 previously unseen and unpublished colour transparencies taken by actor Leo McKern (who starred as Clang), whilst on set with The Beatles during filming for Help! in 1965. Leo was a keen amateur photographer (along with his good friend Peter Sellers) and used high-spec equipment which explains the resulting high quality images. The images themselves were taken at various locations whilst filming Help! including The Bahamas, Obertauern in Austria and Salisbury Plain. There are some absolute gems within the collection with highlights including John Lennon lying on a beach, George Harrison at a press conference and The Beatles on the beach fooling around for the camera.The 19 colour transparencies are in glass holders, housed in a photo rack and box - two of the transparencies have cracked glass although are repairable and do not affect the images. The images are still bright and sharp having been stored very carefully by Leo and his family for the past 53 years. These transparencies are being sold with copyright and the right to exploit these images commercially will transfer to the new owners upon their sale at auction. PROVENANCE: Australian born actor Leo McKern enjoyed a high-profile stage career in the UK during the 1950s, taking leading roles at both the Old Vic and Stratford's Shakespeare Memorial theatres, as well as playing the Common Man in the first production of A Man For All Seasons in the West End, in 1960. By the time he appeared in the multi-Oscar-winning film version of that play in 1966, McKern's film career had become equally well established, having appeared in, among many others, A Tale Of Two Cities (1958), The Mouse That Roared (1959), King And Country (1964) -- and Help! (1965), the second Beatles film, directed (like the first, A Hard Day's Night (1964)) by Richard Lester. In Help!, McKern was cast as Clang, the leader of a mystical cult determined to recover a ring from Ringo's finger which will enable a sacrifice to proceed. Leo's career further developed in the 70's and 80's with him appearing in a number of films and TV dramas including most notably his long running appearance in Rumpole of The Bailey between 1978 and 1992. Leo died in 2002 at the age of 82 and ownership of the images passed to his daughters, with whom they have remained ever since.

THE BEATLES - REVOLVER - 1ST UK WITHDRAWN MIX (PMC 7009) - Seldom seen original UK pressing of The Beatles at their very best, this the 1st 'withdrawn mix' of Tomorrow Never Knows with 605-2/606-1 matrix. The record is in VG+ condition with some light surface markings - these are never heavier with no scratches. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with only a little wear to the edges and a 'Cowlings Leicester' sticker on the reverse.

THE BEATLES - CHRISTMAS/FLEXI/EP/CDs - Lovely collection of collectable releases! Titles include The Beatles' Christmas Record (LYN 757 - VG+ flexi with a few 'bubbling' marks typical of the release/please note cover is graded as Fair due to a previous owner cutting a circular shape in the sleeve!), Magical Mystery Tour (mono MMT 1 - VG+ records, blue page, VG+ gatefold), The Beatles In Mono (CD box set 5099969945120 complete with booklet, all excellent condition) and other CDs including 1, On Air - Live At The BBC 2, Live At The BBC, A Hard Day's Night, Rubber Soul, Abbey Road and Revolver. Condition is generally excellent.

THE BEATLES 'BREAD BIN' BOX SET - Luxurious wooden 14 x LP (UK BOX 1) box set presented in a wooden 'bread bin rolling shutter' case! Contains the studio LPs plus The BEatles Past Masters Volumes One & Two. Complete with booklet. Presented in Ex+ throughout, a perfect Christmas present for a Beatles fan!

THE BEATLES - PANTOMIME CHRISTMAS FLEXI/NOWHERE MAN EP - Terrific bundle of 2 x Beatles rarities! We have Pantomime 'Everywhere It's Christmas' - the Beatles fourth Christmas record - the flexi is in crisp Ex condition with only minor wear, complete with insert. The original picture sleeve is in superb Ex+ condition with minimal wear. Also to include the original UK issue of Nowhere Man (GEP 8952 'Sold In UK' on the four prong centre and 'The Gramophone Co' text), the record is in superb Ex+ condition with just a couple of wispy marks on side 1, clean Ex sleeve with minor wear to the flipback on the reverse.

THE BEATLES CHRISTMAS FLEXIS - Superb bundle of 4 x original Christmas flexis, not only in lovely condition but with 2 original mailing envelopes! Titles are Another Beatles Christmas Record (LYN 757 - neat Ex with not many markings/Ex sleeve a little discolouration, complete with newsletter), The Beatles Third Christmas Record (LYN 948 - clean VG+ just a couple of light markings, complete with clean newsletter and original mailing envelope/Ex+ sleeve in exceedingly clean condition), Pantomime Everywhere It's Christmas (LYN 1145 - Ex a very clean copy, complete with Ex+ newsletter insert and original mailing envelope/Ex+ sleeve, a lovely copy throughout) and The Beatles' Sixth Christmas Record (LYN 1743/44 - VG+ some light fading to the surface, complete with Superpix insert/Ex+ very slight wear). Fab stuff!

THE BEATLES - LOVE ME DO - 1ST UK 7" - A clean 1st UK pressing of the 1st 45! Released on the striking red/silver Parlophone label (45-R 4949 'Made In Gt. Britain' text). The record is in VG+ condition with some light surface markings; these never extend deeper than this and there are no scratches to note. The four pronged centre is fully intact. Clean labels with some light wear on the A side. Complete with Parlophone company sleeve.

THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME - 1ST UK 7" - Heading back to January 11th 1963 with this 1st UK pressing of the fab four's second 45 (Parlophone red/silver labels 'Made In Gt. Britain' 45-R 4983). The record is in very well presented Ex condition with just a couple of rather light surface markings that are largely restricted to side 2. The four prong centre is fully intact with clean labels.

THE BEATLES SIXTH CHRISTMAS RECORD - Fantastic to see complete copy of The Beatles' Sixth Christmas Record 7" flexi, with original mailing envelope, Superpix insert and merch letter along with the 'press release' from Sunday Times circulation director J.E Sefton. The record (LYN 1743/44) is in Ex condition with only minor signs of having been played. All inserts are in excellent condition with the mailing envelope clean too!

THE BEATLES - 'GET BACK AS NATURE INTENDED' - Great package here with this private release of Get Back, the LP which was due to be released in 1969... Issued on Maclean Records with grey labels and 'test pressing' on both labels. 'GEORGE + GEOFF' etched. The record and sleeve are in Ex+ condition with few markings. Complete with poster in excellent condition. The outer paper envelope, complete with replica stamps, is in VG+ condition with some creases to the top.

SOLO BEATLES - DELETED 90s LPs - Superb selection of 4 x LPs and 1 x LP box set, all now long deleted. Titles are Paul McCartney - Standing Stone (7243 5 56484 1 9, 2 x LP high quality box set - Ex+/Ex+ with booklet, superb throughout), The Fireman - Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest (2 x LP limited edition on clear vinyl PCSD 1451 - Ex+ records with few markings/strong Ex sleeve a couple of very light creases), John Lennon (x2) - Lennon Legend The Very Best Of John Lennon (1997 8219541 - Ex+ or 'as new' records complete with printed inners/Ex+ minimal wear) and Imagine (1997 EMI The First Century RE LPCENT 27 - Ex+/Ex+ with poster and postcard) and George Harrison - Electronic Sound (ZAPPLE 02 - Ex+/Ex+ w/printed inner).

THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME - 1ST UK MONO - A 1st UK mono black & gold pressing of the iconic debut LP (PMC 1202). With Dick James credits for all McCartney/Lennon compositions. The record is in G+ condition. There are multiple surface markings to both sides; these do not usually extend deeper, however there is a scratch on track A5, this is likely to cause some disturbance in playback. Matrix/stampers: XEX 421-1N 1 H & 422-1N 1 H. Nice clean labels with only minor wear around the spindle hole. The original UK sleeve is in VG condition - a solid example, there is a small paper tear from the 'C' in 'McBean', some water damage on the reverse left hand side (bottom edge) and a message that reads 'Love for ever Roy xx' in pen on the back. Roy, this could be one for you!

60s/70s SINGLES - Great large collection of at least 350 x (mainly) 60s and 70s 45s. Artists/titles include Elvis Presley - Love Me Tender (original UK 7EG 8199 - solid VG+/VG), The Doors - Touch Me (EKSN 45050), Jethro Tull (WIP 6056), David Bowie inc. Space Oddity and The Jean Genie, The Marmalade, The Beatles (many titles), Cat Stevens, Fleetwood Mac, Elton John, Adam & The Ants, Family, The Stranglers, The Who, Plastic Ono Band, The Jam, The Move, T Rex, Bob Dylan, Arrival and Traffic. Condition is generally well presented VG to Ex+.

SOUNDTRACKS/POP - Exotic collection of 18 x 7"/EPs with 22 x LPs. Artists/titles include Gianni Ferrio - Mi Chiamavano Requiescat...Ma Avevano Sbagliato (original Italian AMP 115), Ennio Morricone inc. L'Anticristo (BTF 089), The Theme From Sahara and Chi Mai, Bruno Nicolai - Il Mio Nome E' Shanghai Joe (YT 1055), The Beatles, Adam & The Ants, Bob Dylan, John Barry, The Coaster, The Best Of Bloody Western Themes Double Deluxe, The Man With The Golden Gun, Oscar Peterson and The Godfather. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

60s/70s ARTISTS 7" - Fab bumper lot of over 300 x 45s. Artists will include The Poppy Family, Carly Simon, Them, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Jethro Tull, Tony Joe White, Elvis Presley, The Troggs, Gloria Jones (EMI 2770 demo), Roxy Music, David Bowie, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny Cash, Toe-Fat, Rotation, Ennio Morricone, Dionne Warwick, Deep Feeling, The Hans Staymer Band, Roy Budd, Georgie Fame, Family, Exuma, Cat Stevens, Traffic, St. Cecelia, T Rex, Curved Air, Alice Cooper, The Big Three, The Beatles, James Brown, Ten Wheel Drive, Dusty, Donovan and Force West. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.

THE BEATLES - Lovely selection of 1 x 7", 1 x EP and 2 x LPs. Titles are Love Me Do (original red Parlophone 45-R 4949, 'Recording First Published 1962' no 'Made In Gt. Britain' - VG with some surface marks perhaps more noticed on the B side, no scratches and the four prong centre is fully intact), With The Beatles (PMC 1206 - 2 records with one sleeve, both black/yellow 'Parlophone Co', 'Recording First Published', one is 6N/5N, the other 6N/6N, Dominion credits, VG records/VG), A Hard Day's Night (mono UK PMC 1230 3N/3N - solid VG/VG) and Twist And Shout (original GEP 8882 - VG+/VG).

60s 45s - Nice collection of around 150 x (mainly in company sleeves) 7". Expect releases from the likes of The Chiffons, Del Shannon, Manfred Mann, Spectrum, Helen Shapiro, Jimmy Ruffin, The Dave Clark Five, The Beatles inc. Please Please Me, From Me To You and I Want To Hold Your Hand, The 4 Seasons, The Applejacks, Dusty Springfield, Elvis Presley, Billie Davis, Wayne Fontana, Mike Berry and Petula Clark. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

ROCK/POP LPs - Huge collection of over 250 x LPs! Artists will include The Stranglers, Wishbone Ash, Hugh Masekela, Rod Stewart, Eric Clapton, Meat Loaf, Stephen Schwartz, Sad Cafe, Unicorn, The Oscar Peterson Trio, Cat Stevens, Yes, Choir Of The Carmelite Priory, Genesis, James Taylor, Manfred Mann, Nancy Wilson, Commodores, Frankie Valli, Flip Wilson, Paul Simon, Supertramp, Carole King, Vangelis, The Beatles, The Kinks, Sting, The Alarm, Al Stewart, Kiss, ELO, America, Otto Weiss and Elton John. Condition varies.

70s/80s CLASSIC ROCK/POP - Neat collection of around 55 x LPs with some 12". Artists/titles include Led Zeppelin - II (green/orange RE) Jimi Hendrix - Free Spirit, Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power (CBS Embassy RE), The Who - Who's Better, Who's Best, Dr. Feelgood, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, The Beatles, The Bee Gees, Tears For Fears - The Seeds Of Love, Blue Oyster Cult, Suzanne Vega, Them, Ronnie Wood, UB40, Adam And The Ants and Simply Red. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

60s/70s 'LEGENDS' - CLASSIC LPs - Excellent collection of 26 x essential LPs. From the Beatles there's With The Beatles (UK black/yellow 7N/5N), Help! (UK mono black/yellow -2/-2) and The White Album (side opening UK stereo no number RE). Also to include Cream - Disraeli Gears (593003), David Bowie - Aladdin Sane and Hunky Dory (reissues) and The Rolling Stones (x15) inc. Aftermath (LK 4786 mono unboxed), Out Of Our Heads (UK mono unboxed LK 4733 9B/11A), No. 1 (LK 4605 mono unboxed 2A/4A), Let It Bleed and Gimme Shelter. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

CLASSIC ROCK/PROG - 33 x brill LPs. Artists/titles include The Beatles inc. With The Beatles (UK mono black/yellow 7N/7N), Rubber Soul (1st loudcut PMC 1267 -1/-1, solid VG/VG), Sgt. Pepper's (mono UK wide spine PMC 7027 -1/-1 with psych inner and cut out - VG+/VG+) and The White Album (UK stereo side opening number 287551, Pink Floyd inc. DSOTM (4 copies including picture disc SEAX 11902, others are A5/B5, A3/B3 clean vinyl with one sticker and A3/B3, various conditions with no additional inserts except where mentioned), Cream inc. Disraeli Gears and The Rolling Stones inc, Aftermath, No. 1 and Through The Past Darkly Vol 2. Condition can vary.

THE BEATLES - STUDIO LPs - Extremely clean selection of the band's first 3 studio albums. Titles are Please Please Me (4th UK mono 'The Parlophone Co.', 'Recording First Published', no 'Sold In UK' texts, 1N/1N - outstanding Ex+ record with very few markings to note, very light spindle markings/crisp Ex+ 2nd sleeve with only very light wear to the laminate), Beatles For Sale (original UK PMC 1240 'Parlophone', 'Recording First Published, 'Sold In UK' texts, 4N/3N - Ex+ or archive record that looks like it has just been pressed!/Ex+ gatefold with only very minor wear to the laminate) and With The Beatles (2nd PMC 1206 'Dominion' - Ex+ extremely clean , one light heat mark on side 2, 7N/7N/VG+ small tear on the bottom of the flipback).

THE BEATLES - Well presented selection of 7 x early UK pressing LPs. Titles are Please Please Me (UK mono 4th PMC 1202 - VG+/VG 1st sleeve), Abbey Road (1st misaligned sleeve, no 'Her Majesty' PCS 7088 - Ex/Ex), With The Beatles (PMC 1206 'Dominion' 5N/5N - Ex/Ex), A Hard Day's Night (PMC 1230 3N/3N - Ex/VG+ small mono), Beatles For Sale (original PMC 1240 3N/3N - Ex/Ex), Rubber Soul (mono PMC 1267 -4/-4 - VG+/Ex 'airbrushed' sleeve) and Oldies (mono original PMC 7016 1G/1G - Ex/Ex). Also to include a clean Ex condition top opening sleeve for The White Album (number 0147254).

THE BEATLES - Clean collection of 5 x LPs with collectible pressings. Titles include A Hard Day's Night (UK stereo 'one box' PCS 3058 - VG/Ex), Rubber Soul (PCS 3075 UK 'one box' - Ex/Ex), Oldies (stereo 2 box PCS 7016 - Ex/Ex), The White Album (original UK top opening low number 0095833, 'Sold' and 'Mfd' in UK texts, mono PMC 7067/68 - record 1 VG record 2 G+/with lyric poster and photos/VG+ sleeve with no problems) and Abbey Road (aligned 'Her Majesty' on record, not on sleeve PCS 7088 - Ex/Ex).

THE BEATLES - Nice selection of 5 x collectable UK pressing LPs. Titles are Rubber Soul (UK stereo 'one box' PCS 3075 - Ex/Ex), The White Album (UK original top loading mono low number 0060519, 'Sold In UK', 'Mfd. In UK' and 'An EMI Recording' texts, please note record 1 is Fair, record 2 is VG, complete with lyric poster, photos and original black inners/VG+ sleeve with minor laminate wear, would probably clean to Ex, well worth 'switching' clean records with this sleeve!), Abbey Road (PCS 7088 1st misaligned - VG+ copy), With The Beatles (PMC 1206 'Dominion' 5N/6N - VG+ copy) and Oldies (original UK mono PMC 7016 1G/1G - VG+/Ex).

THE BEATLES - LP REISSUES - Ace selection of 15 x reissue LPs. Titles include Please Please Me (stereo 2 box), With The Beatles (stereo 2 box), A Hard Day's Night (Greek EMI), Beatles For Sale (stereo 2 box), Help! (stereo 2 box), Rubber Soul (stereo 2 box), Revolver (stereo 2 box), Sgt. Pepper's (stereo 2 box), The White Album (no number side opening, please note missing record 1), Abbey Road (no Her Majesty on sleeve, with Her Majesty on record), Let It Be and Hey Jude. Condition is largely VG+ to Ex.

THE BEATLES - LPs - High quality selection of 17 x LPs with collectible pressings. Titles include PPM (mono PMC 1202 no 'Sold In UK' or 'Recording First Published' 1N/1N ), With The Beatles (PMC 1206 'Dominion' black/yellow 7N/7N), Help! (mono PMC 1255 black/yellow -2/-2), Sgt. Pepper's (mono PMC 7027 black/yellow -1/-1 'Patents Pending' sleeve), Yesterday And Today (ST 2553 picture disc), Silver Beatles (picture disc), Revolver (RE), White Album (Portuguese RE), Abbey Road and Let It Be. Condition is generally VG to Ex.

THE BEATLES & SOLO - Killer collection of 28 x LPs and 1 x 12". Beatles LPs include PPM (mono PMC 1202 no 'Sold In UK' or 'First Published', with 'Parlophone' text 1N/1N with 1st pressing sleeve - VG/VG), With The Beatles (mono PMC 1206 7N/7N 'Dominion'), A Hard Day's Night (mono 3N/3N), White Album (stereo UK 'Sold In UK', 'Mfd. In UK', 'EMI', VG/VG+ number 0531858 with poster, photos and black inners, also with a stereo side loading UK no number RE with photos and lyric poster), Revolver and Rubber Soul (reissues). Solo LPs include Some Time In New York City, Imagine (with poster), Season Of Glass, Extra Texture, Somewhere In England, Band On The Run, McCartney II and Flowers In The Dirt. Condition is generally VG to Ex though some earlier pressings can vary.

THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME - 1ST UK MONO - A well presented 1st UK mono black & gold pressing of the iconic debut LP (PMC 1202). With Dick James credits for all McCartney/Lennon compositions. The record is in VG condition. There are surface marks to both sides, these do rarely extend deeper than this, though there is a small scratch on track B2. Matrix/stampers: XEX 421-1N 1 G & 422-1N 1 G (1st run). Clean labels with some spindle wear. The 1st pressing sleeve is in G+ condition with noted wear to the edges and damage to the bottom part of the rear flipback (has been repaired). Nonetheless, a solid copy.

THE BEATLES - KENYAN 7"/EP - Fab bundle of a rare Kenyan 7" and a very clean EP. Titles are The Ballad Of John & Yoko (R 5786 'Manufactured Under License In Kenya' - VG some surface marks/scuffs, nothing heavier/VG+ export German Odeon sleeve) and Magical Mystery Tour (UK MMT 1 mono - brill Ex+ records/Ex+ or archive sleeve, immaculate!).

THE BEATLES - LET IT BE (1ST UK BOX SET) - A neat and clean original UK release of the 1970 LP (PXS 1). Complete with the Get Back book (complete), the LP (red Apple PCS 7096 - clean Ex/Ex) but we are missing the inner tray (easy peasy to replace!). The outer box is in VG+ condition with some light wear and a couple of very small tears to the opening 'flaps'.

THE BEATLES - STUDIO LPs - Cracking and often very well presented collection of 10 x (mainly UK) studio LPs. Titles are Please Please Me (PMC 1202 mono 1N/1N 'Parlophone', no 'Published' or 'Sold In UK' - VG+/VG+ 1st UK right aligned Angus McBean credit, light wear to the flipback), With The Beatles (1st Jobete credit mono PMC 1206), Help! (1st stereo PCS 3071 -1/-1 - superlative Ex+ record with few markings/Ex), A Hard Day's Night (mono 3N/3N), Beatles For Sale (PMC 1240 4N/4N - very clean Ex/Ex), Rubber Soul (mono PMC 1267 -4/-4), Revolver (PMC 7009 -2/-2), Sgt. Pepper's (PMC 7027 -1/-1), The White Album (top loading complete stereo PCS 7067/8, very clean Ex to Ex+ records, with photos, black inners and poster/sharp Ex fully laminated embossed sleeve, may even clean to Ex+!) and Yesterday And Today (Canadian T2553). Condition is largely VG+ to Ex+.

BEATLES - LOVE ME DO EX+ CONDITION - A 7" first pressing, red label copy of the famous hit in rarely seen Ex+ condition. Sold in company issue Parlophone paper sleeve. Catalogue is 45-R 4949 and lot is sold with COA / receipt from Record Mecca.

BEATLES AND RELATED / SCOUSE THE MOUSE - 24x titles including solo efforts from members of the group, Yoko releases, and a chunk of LPs from Peter Hamill. There's a White Album. Scouse the Mouse (Ex copy), Beatles for Sale, Imagine, Ringo's Rotogravure, Ringo the 4th, Yoko's It's Alright (I See Rainbows), Mary Hopkin - Earth Song, Peter Hammill - In a Foreign Town, Ophelia, Painting by Numbers, Nadir's Big Chance and more. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex.

CLASSIC ROCK AND POP - Super lot here. 48x compilations, reissues and originals with an added bonus of an original 1981 Bob Dylan EU Concert Tour programme. Expect artists and titles from Andy Roberts, Stompin' comp, Blossom Dearie, The Incredible String Band, Jimi Hendrix '64, Roberta Flack, Hawkwind - Hall of the Mountain Grill, George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (box), Hollies' Greatest, The Concert for Bangladesh (box), The Beatles 1962-1966 and 1967-70, Best of Cream, Fleetwood Mac - Greatest Hits, Ian and the Zodiacs and more. Condition varies but is generally VG+ - Ex+.

A small quantity of sets and part sets of ceramic thimbles including The Beatles, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, twelve Robertson's Golly, musical examples by Cottage Thimbles, a cased set of four ballooning thimbles etc, contained within a glazed wall hanging thimble display unit.

Twelve various LPs including The Beatles Help, The Beatles Please Please Me, The Who The Story of the Who and Tony Hancock The Blood Donor etc

Beatles white album, The Royal Wedding of Prince of Wales and Lady Diana LP, BBC Gerard Hoffnung LP and two 1992 Marilyn Monroe calendars (5) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A signed Beatles Four Aces cover, c1964, signed by Paul, John, George and Ringo on their corresponding playing card, in later frame, 25.5cm x 19cm. Provenance: Obtained directly from The Beatles by the vendors father while working as a Police Inspector. After they performed in Hull he escorted them from the venue in a Police van. It was inside the van that he asked for their signatures, which they happy did, using his own Parker ball point, however, John Lennon pocketed it instead than giving it back! The autographs are creased and rubbed because the vendors sister took them to school to show her friends and folded it to get it into her pocket. It was at this stage that the little 'A' in pencil on each card was added.

Records : Super selection of 8 UK pressing Beatles LP's incl a number of 1st pressings - conditions vary but sleeves vg+, many of the vinyls excellent.

Records : Nice lot of albums incl Beatles Please Please Me, Let it Be, Little Flint, Jimi Hendrix - The Cry of Love - Taiwan press (6), vg/vg+.

Records : 35+ classic rock albums incl Beatles, Roxy Music, Bowie, The Who etc, good/vgc.

Records : Beatles x 3 and others, Sandy Nelson, Marty Wilde, Gerry & The Pacemakers etc (10).

The Beatles 'Please Please Me' LP, mono PMC 1202, yellow Parlophone, 1N/1N matrix endings; Johnny Cash 'San Quentin' LP, Elvis LP (mfp); 'English Furniture Woodwork, Decoration' T.A. Strange and 'Adventure in British Furniture 1851-1951, 1953. (5)

Boxed Corgi Classics ' The Beatles Collection ' AEC Routemaster - Liverpool Corporation 35006 together with Boxed Corgi Z Cars Ford Zephyr 6 MKIII 00502

Two boxed Funko Pop! Rock The Beatles Yellow Submarine figures to include 29 George Harrison and 30 Ringo Starr, both excellent

1963 Jaguar E-Type 3.8 Coupe- 1 of 1,799 made and supplied new to Ivor Arbiter who designed the 'drop - T' logo for The Beatles- Off the road from 1969 to 2017 and thus believed to have covered just 45,000 miles from new- Matching numbers and exquisitely restored to concours award winning standard by Warren ClassicsOne of the great motoring icons of the last century, Jaguar`s E-type is a car that has always inspired loyalty and devotion. Born out of the fabulous D-type racer, the newcomer soon acquired a strong competition heritage of its own (as witnessed by Briggs Cunningham and Roy Salvadori claiming 4th overall at the 1962 Le Mans 24-hours). Faster and more glamorous than virtually every production rival, its 1961 Geneva Salon launch generated newspaper copy worldwide. In an age when a decent family saloon could call upon its engine for 65bhp, the E-type`s 3781cc, DOHC, straight-six claimed an additional 200bhp. Reputedly capable of 0-60mph in under 7 seconds and 150mph, the Jaguar also possessed excellent roadholding and handling capabilities. While Ferrari`s lauded 250GT SWB and 250 GTO made do with live rear axles and steering boxes, the E-type utilised a sophisticated independent rear set-up with inboard disc brakes and rack and pinion steering. Total right-hand drive, 3.8 litre Fixed Head Coupe production amounted to just 1,799 cars.'815 FYK' was hailed as the 'barn find of the year' when it came to auction in 2016. Headline friendly, the Jaguar had been supplied new via Broadway Autos of Cricklewood to J & I Arbiter Ltd. The owner of Drum City and Sound City, Ivor Arbiter was an important part of London's music scene during the Swinging Sixties and famously designed the 'drop - T' logo for The Beatles (for which he was paid £5!). Mr Arbiter kept the E-Type until November 1965. Thereafter, it passed to S.B. Cain, Howard H Measham and Frank Riches. Period photos show the latter racing the Fixed Head Coupe at Oulton Park, Brands Hatch and Blackbushe from late 1967 until 1969 when its clutch failed. Never returned to the road by Mr Riches, '815 FYK' spent the next forty-six years being stored in a lock-up or under a tarpaulin in his back garden. Attracted by the Jaguar's provenance, undoubted originality and low odometer reading of 44,870 miles (a highly credible figure given its lengthy period of inactivity), Warren Classics paid some £57,900 to acquire it.No stranger to the Jaguar marque, Warren Classics counts several ex-Fullbridge Restoration Company employees among its staff. Stripped to component form, the past year has seen the E-Type exquisitely refurbished to concours award winning condition. Rid of any corrosion, its bodyshell had new metal let-in as appropriate before being carefully, filled, primed and painted. The interior was re-trimmed throughout with the seats receiving new foam inserts as well as new hides. Re-wired, the Fixed Head Coupe also had its steering, suspension and brakes refurbished. Particular attention was paid to the car's panel gaps and its brightwork was rejuvenated. The original 'matching numbers' engine was comprehensively overhauled including a re-bore (0.5mm oversize), cylinder head skim, new water pump, uprated oil pump, fresh 9.1:1 pistons, polished / ported inlets and exhausts, new timing chains and replacement valves / guides / seats / springs etc. Further benefiting from a new in-tank fuel pump, rejuvenated triple SU carburettors and the addition of electronic ignition, the Jaguar has also had its gearbox and back axle overhauled. The instruments were restored and new wire wheels / tyres fitted. Resplendent in its original livery of Carmen Red with Beige leather upholstery, '815 FYK' is described by the vendor as 'surely one of the very best examples anywhere in the world'. Need we say more?PLEASE NOTE: All estimates are subject to a buyer's premium of 16.2% incl. VAT

A 1960's Autograph Book of Pop Stars who Peformed at the Odeon, Southend:Examples include the Fab Four (Beatles), the Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry, Dicky Pride, Roy Orbison, Bobby Eliott of the Hollies, Joe Brown, Duane Eddy, The Tremeloes, Bobby Vee, Brian Poole, Cliff Richards, etc.

Two 45 rpm records, 'Janice Joplin,' and 'The Beatles.'

A collection of various LP's and 45rpm singles:, including 'With The Beatles', Pink Floyd 'Another Brick in the Wall/ One of my Turns' and others (a lot)

A collection of 33 rpm and 45rpm records including The Beatles, Elvis Presley: and Cliff Richard, together with several comedy albums - The Goons, Spike Miliigan etc.(23 total).

The Beatles 'Magical Mystery Tour' gatefold singles, together with a 'Thunderbird 4' 33rpm Mini album:, (2)

A TRAY OF THE BEATLES INTEREST SATCHELS

TWO TRAYS OF 7 INCH SINGLES TO INCLUDE THE KINKS, THE BEATLES, BOB DYLAN ETC

Two plastic Beatles figures from the Yellow Submarine and four lead similar