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PAUL MCCARTNEY - two items gifted to Rose Martin to include a photograph from Scotland with the a note on the reverse saying "To Rose Love from Paulinda 71" along with a 1969 Apple Christmas card with the handwritten message "To Rosie Yours Peter" (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - two albums comprising of 60 photos taken during 1990 when on tour with Paul McCartney in the USA. To include photos of crew, musicians, backstage and the hotels where they stayed. To be sold with copyright. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

JOHN LENNON & YOKO - 5" reel tape of John & Yoko appearing on Radio Free, London talking about the "Oz" scandal. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

BEATLES IN HOLLAND - great collection of 34 glass photographic slides of The Beatles when they played their only gigs in Blokker, Holland on the 6th June 1964. The vast majority are previously unseen with a couple having been shown on TV and the internet in Holland. The images include pictures of The Beatles performing, fans dancing, fans before the performance in Beatles fashion clothing and pictures of the hall itself with banners etc. A great set of images from their afternoon matinee performance prior to their evening show. Although not sold with copyright these are the original slides from 1964 and no other copies are thought to exist. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

APPLE BOUTIQUE - 2 piece outfit from the late 60's bought at the Apple Boutique and designed by "The Fool". The outfit includes red velvet trousers with a white crepe button jacket with red, green, yellow and pink embroidered edging. The jacket does have light staining so would benefit from a professional clean. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

TICKET - ticket to the Beatles' Fan Club Northern Area Fan Club Convention hosted by BBC TV on the 7th December 1963. The ticket has been folded vertically once, but is in very good condition. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

JOHN LENNON - miscellaneous collection of letters and correspondence sent to Dot Jarlett and John Lennon whilst Dot was housekeeper at Kenwood. To include a card sent by a fan from the Holy Land addressed to John, Paul, George & Ringo, a piece of Chopin sheet music sent to John on Palm Sunday 67 with a note saying "To the Famous Four Merry Easter! yours Ian. P.s John! Redo this immortal melody in your fashion and sing in your voice as in "Girl", 3 letters sent to Dot relating to an Austin 1100 that John used to own and a letter from an American fan that Dot met when they visited Kenwood hoping to meet John. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

JOHN LENNON - newspapers and clippings from Dot Jarlett who was John Lennon's housekeeper when he lived at "Kenwood". According to Dot's family Dot used to keep clippings to show John and many of the earlier clippings were originally taken from newspapers by John and then Dot continued to do this for him when he was away from home. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

A legends of Rock & Roll pottery figure group The Beatles at Hide Park, height 26cm

BEATLES THE: An excellent vintage signed 6.5 x 8.5 photograph by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr individually, the image showing the Fab Four in a classic full length pose together, each of them holding a cup of tea. Individually signed by the two Beatles in bold blue and black inks, with their names alone, to clear areas of the image. The photograph also bears the 'signatures' of John Lennon and George Harrison in the hand of Neil Aspinall. A couple of very light, minor surface and corner creases. VG. £1000-1200 Provenance: The photograph is annotated in ink to the verso in an unidentified hand, in Italian, indicating that the signatures of McCartney and Starr were obtained on the occasion of The Beatles concert at the Velodromo Vigorelli in Milan on 24th June 1965. Indeed, according to information supplied by the vendor, the signatures were obtained by a security guard. Evidently, as frequently occurred, Lennon and Harrison were otherwise engaged at the time of the signing, and road manager and personal assistant Neil Aspinall added the two signatures on their behalf. Neil Aspinall (1941-2008) British Music Industry Executive, a school friend of McCartney and Harrison. Aspinall was first employed by The Beatles as their road manager, and was later promoted to personal assistant to the band, eventually becoming head of Apple Corps. IAA Ltd are grateful to Tracks for their assistance in authenticating the signatures on the present photo.

Pink Floyd (SHVL 795, SHPF 1983, CBS 818 61) & reissue Relics & Piper, Jethro Tull re issues (CHR 1042, 1044) The Beatles Sgt Pepper's French reissue on blue vinyl with insert

'The Applejacks', the Brumbeat Band, a card signed by all the members, together with a ticket for the Beatles Roy Orbison show on Tuesday 4th June 1963 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both bits of paper slightly worn and rubbed in places.

A collection of forty-nine copies of the New Musical Express from the year 1968-69, featuring articles on The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and many others, running from issue 1099 of the 5/02/68 to 1149 of the 18/01/69 (issue 1123 missing)

Artist: Sian Storey Design: Swinging London About the designThe Beatles. The Kinks. Mary Quant miniskirts. Mini Coopers. Geoff Hurst’s hat-trick. The swinging 60’s... I wish I’d been there! To be a dedicated follower of fashion, skipping along Carnaby Street, and to be a part of the cultural revolution that was Swinging London. This bus depicts an era of creativity that still resonates today in our music, fashion, art and film, and reminds us why London will always be the capital of cool. About the artist I work from my studio in leafy Hampshire and am influenced by the world around me, including travel and popular culture. As an artist I am in love with the process of painting. Quite often I lose myself in an art bubble exploring colour, texture and pattern. If I had to choose one word to describe the theme of my art it would be 'beauty.' But there is a sense if ambiguity too. People, faces, creatures and feminine symbols are lost in intensely coloured or patterned ground, often immersed in fluid glossy varnish and spray paint pools. Location: St Martins Close Trail: Around Westminster   Dimensions: Length- 2.4m Width 0.5m Height- 0.95m

BEATLES - Great collection of 5 x original UK mono LPs to include Please Please Me (PMC1202 5th press; Ex/Ex), With The Beatles (PMC1206 2nd press; Ex/Ex), A Hard Day's Night (PMC1230 1st press; Ex+/Ex) each with a small amount of writing to the rear of the sleeves, Beatles For Sale (PMC1240 1st press; Ex/Ex+) and Help! (PMC1255 1st press; Ex+/Ex+). (Beatles Vinyl Records)

PLEASE PLEASE ME - a scarce Decca contract pressing of The Beatles' Please Please Me LP identified by the indented labels and lack of Gramophone Co stamper codes (PMC1202 5th press labels). Both the vinyl and sleeve are in VG+ condition. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

GEORGE HARRISON - Framed and original calligraphy artwork with the lyrics for 'While My Guitar gently Weeps' designed and produced by local Stockport based artist Chris Taylor. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - Framed and original calligraphy artwork with the lyrics for ' Blackbird' designed and produced by local Stockport based artist Chris Taylor. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

JOHN LENNON - Framed and original calligraphy artwork with the lyrics for ' Across The Universe' designed and produced by local Stockport based artist Chris Taylor. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

BEATLES 8MM FILM - super 8 color film of "The Beatles In Concert" in Washington D.C in 1964 (Inter-Pathe-Film, Frankfurt) and a paperback copy of the John Lennon book "In His Own Write". (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

BEATLES - limited edition Stuart Sutcliffe ''The Beatles Era'' book. Number 201/1000 this portfolio includes replicas of materials from Stuart's archives including pictures, letters and artwork. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PROGRAMME - from the Northern Premiere of "A Hard Day's Night" starring "The Beatles" at the Odeon Cinema, Liverpool on the 10th July 1964. In very good condition except for the vendors name being written on the inside page. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

TICKET - from Beatles performance at the Ardwick ABC Cinema, Manchester on Wednesday November 20th 1963. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

HELLO, GOODBYE PARLOPHONE DEMO - a scarce A-label demo copy of The Beatles' Hello, Goodbye single on Parlophone, backed with I Am the Walrus. The vinyl is in VG+ condition with some light marks to side one. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

THE CAVERN - original "Cavern Club" brick with Royal Life plaque which reads "This is to certify that this is one of 5,000 bricks which Royal Life salvaged from the original Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool, England". Dated 1983 and signed by the founding owner of The Cavern and Royal Life General Manager. Still in the original box from when purchased in the 80's. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

MEMORABILIA - two items to include original "Beatles Hair Brush" in blue with original packaging and a 1965 Beatles Diary with images of the band made by H.B. Langham for Beat Productions (Excellent condition). (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

US FAN CLUB - large collection of US fan memorabilia to include Beatles (U.S.A.) Limited fan club card, letter and pictures from 1964, seven 8"x10" images of The Beatles printed on card, 12 x KBTR*71 radio station Top 30 lists from 64/65 and with competitions on reverse (some to win piece of Beatles shirt), 12 x Radio KIMN Top 50 lists from 1964 to 1966 (some with Beatles adverts on reverse) along with a collection of KBTR radio fan club newsletters and newspapers with most mentioning The Beatles. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

US POSTERS - collection of four very rare US caricature posters of The Beatles from c 1965/1966. Each poster features a black and white individual image of all four Beatles playing their instruments on a red background. The posters measure 16" x 22" and are in excellent condition. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - collection of seven books and magazines from Paul's ex-housekeeper Rose Martin. To include "Hands Across The Water Wings Tour USA", McCartney "Composer/Artist" h/b, "Linda's Pictures" h/b, French book "Le Livre Blanc", Club Sandwich magazine, Lennon magazine and a "Concorde Story" book signed by the pilot Christopher Orlebar. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - excellent collection of 46 photographs, many taken by Rose Martin whilst on tour with Paul McCartney & Wings. To include 2 great shots of Paul & Linda and numerous other images of the band and crew including Denny Laine and Paul's ex-Beatles band mate Ringo Starr. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - remastered deluxe edition CD & DVD box set of the album "RAM" complete with typed letter on Paul McCartney headed paper to Rose Martin. The typed letter reads "Dear Rose, Here is the newly remastered edition of RAM, which I hope you'll enjoy listening to as much as I did. It brought back many sweet memories. Love, Paul". (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - tour award for the "Access All Areas" 1989-90 World Tour presented to Rose Martin who was Paul's housekeeper. The plaque reads "presented to Rose Martin by Paul, Linda and the Band to commemorate the record breaking 1989-90 World Tour. With many thanks for your commitment and dedication. Measures 24cm x 30cm. Comes from the family of Rose Martin, Paul McCartney's long standing housekeeper, who passed away recently in 2013. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly." (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - postcard sent and written by Paul to Rose Martin. The card reads "Dear Rosie, Great skiing, lovely weather and nice hotel! Kids behaved themselves - of course!! Love from Paul, Lin, Stell and James Comes from the family of Rose Martin, Paul McCartney's long standing housekeeper, who passed away recently in 2013. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly." (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a copy of "Linda's Pix for Seventy Six" diary signed on the inside page by Paul and Linda. Linda writes "To Rosie love and much more Linda" and Paul has written "Oh, they're pissed again! Paul McCartney". Comes from the family of Rose Martin, Paul McCartney's long standing housekeeper, who passed away recently in 2013. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly." (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - stainless steel art deco style Cartier desk clock (serial 145608 GD 2747) gifted by Paul to Rose Martin on the occasion of her birthday in 2010. The message inscribed on the reverse reads "To Rose, On the occasion of her birthday With lots of love and gratitude from Paul and all of us in the McCartney family 19.10.10". Presented in a red Cartier presentation box with a red Cartier shop bag. Measures 9.5cm square and 2.7cm deep. Comes from the family of Rose Martin, Paul McCartney's long standing housekeeper, who passed away recently in 2013. In Paul McCartney's words "Rose was my housekeeper since the early Sixties and for many years looked after us and our children. She was a very classy lady with a mischievous sense of humour. She was fiercely loyal and our family and many friends will miss her dearly." (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PLEASE PLEASE ME - an original UK mono 1st pressing of The Beatles' Please Please Me LP on the black/gold Parlophone labels with original Dick James credits (PMC1202 - XEX421-1N/XEX422-1N matrix 1L/1H stampers). The vinyl is in Good+ condition and the sleeve VG with staining to the rear and minor damage to the flipbacks. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

THE BEATLES - 20 unpublished original slides of The Beatles with the majority being taken whilst filming Help! In 1964. These were originally part of the "Bravo" Germany magazine archive. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

THE BEATLES - 20 unpublished negative slides of The Beatles taken during their tour of Germany during 1966. These were originally part of the "Bravo" Germany magazine archive. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

THE BEATLES - 15 unpublished original slides of The Beatles from 1967 taken by Harry Benson (photographer). These were originally part of the "Bravo" Germany magazine archive. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

WHITE ALBUM No. 49,816 - a lovely and complete UK mono 1st pressing of The Beatles' White Album (PMC7067/68 - XEX709-1/710-1/711-1/712-1 matrix - Sold in UK label text and omits 'An EMI Recording'). The top loading sleeve is in Excellent condition with some light indentations to the exterior. The vinyl is in VG+ condition. Comes complete with its original spacer, black inners, 4 portraits and poster. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

THE BEATLES & PAUL MCARTNEY - 12 unpublished original slides from 1969 to include Fritz Tittenhurst's session & Paul's wedding. Photographers include Bruce McBroom and John Kelly. These were originally part of the "Bravo" Germany magazine archive. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

SHELL HELP! LP - a lovely copy of this scarce 1979 Dutch Beatles LP which was given out to Shell employees (5C 062-04257). The vinyl is in Ex+ condition and the sleeve Ex with some minor creasing and wear. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

PLEASE PLEASE ME - an lovely original German stereo pressing of The Beatles' Please Please Me LP on the Odeon white/gold/red labels (ZTOX5550). The vinyl is in Ex+ condition and the sleeve is Ex. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

WHITE ALBUM No. 438,855 - a lovely and complete UK mono 1st pressing of The Beatles' White Album (PMC7067/68 - XEX709-1/710-1/711-1/712-1 matrix - Sold in UK label text and omits 'An EMI Recording). The top loading sleeve is in Excellent condition and the vinyl is in Ex/VG+ condition. Comes complete with its original spacer, black inners, 4 portraits and poster. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

PAUL & LINDA MCARTNEY - nice collection of 15 black and white photographs of the couple dating back to 1969 when they were married and later. To include a 15" x 12" image of them on their wedding day, an 8"x10" photo of them meeting the Queen, a similar one of them with Dolly Parton, 4 photos of Paul & Linda receiving an award from John Wayne (photographers stamp on reverse) and more. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - ten fantastic and original black and white photographs of Paul, Linda and their children taken by the acclaimed photographer Henry Diltz (stamp on the reverse of all images). To include six 9.5" x 13.5" and four 8" x 10". (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

BEATLES - Great collection of 4 x original UK mono LPs to include With The Beatles (PMC1206 2nd press; VG+/VG+), A Hard Day's Night (PMC1230 1st press; VG+/Ex), Beatles For Sale (PMC1240 1st press; VG+/Ex) and Help! (PMC1255 1st press; VG+/Ex). (Beatles Vinyl Records)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - tour itinerary and programme from "Part 4 - USA & Brazil" of the 1990 World Tour. The itinerary has "Rose Martin" on the cover. Rose was Paul McCartney's housekeeper. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - collection of five postcards and one letter sent to Rose Martin in the late 60's and early 70's by Heather and Linda McCartney and one from Chris Kolisch. Three are from 1969 and appear to have been written by Heather McCartney - they read "Peace & Quiet" with a picture drawn of the four McCartney's, "I Wish I Had Always Known You" addressed to "Darling" and "When I Have to Piss I Don't want to Kiss" addressed to "The Kisser". The card which appears to be written by Linda reads "Yes to gardener plumber and yest to the couch delivered". The handwritten letter is written in felt pen by Heather when they were in America. The card from Chris Kolisch was sent from Nigeria in 1973 (when recording Band On The Run" and reads "Hello from all of us. We ar arriving back on the 22nd and hopefully we will have done a great album". (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - collection of four postcards sent to Rose Martin by Paul and Linda McCartney and their children. The first is sent from Lagos in Dec 68 and reads "The Scabies are doing quite well Thank you love from Paul, Linda Heather x", the second from 1973 reads "Hold It Tight and take good care - and worry won't find you under the chair", the third also from 73 includes drawings by the children and reads "love the Macs and Kids" and the fourth from 1982 reads "Having a lovely time - weather great - hope all is well with you love from the Macs". All writing appears to be in Linda's hand. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - an Apple Corps "Ticket to Ride" silk tie and a letter on MPL headed paper dated Jan 1993 reading "Hope you like the tie. Have fun guessing what the title is….. All the best Paul & Linda" (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a Christmas card hand written by Paul to Rose Martin. The card reads "Dear Rose love from Paul & 'the kids'. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a typed letter on Paul McCartney headed paper to his housekeeper Rose Martin dated 12th May 1999. The letter reads "Dear Rose, We will be having a family "do" in Liverpool to celebrate this special New Year's Eve. This note is not only to invite you to come along but also to give you a bit of time to make arrangements (and...to cancel whatever you were going to do!). It won't be too fancy bit we have got a lovely family and it always ends up being a great party" with "Paul" printed in blue ink. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a typed letter on Paul McCartney headed paper to his housekeeper Rose Martin dated 5th October 2009. The letter reads "Dear Rose, Would you believe it's taken me this long to thank you for my birthday presents? Knowing me as well as you do, I'm sure you do believe it! Thank you for the lovely gift. The singing pub card was very funny, It was so thoughtful of you. Love, Paul" with "Paul" printed in blue ink. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

SPAIN - Collection of 17 x Spanish Beatles EPs all in picture sleeves and on the Odeon label each with double catalogue numbers to include Help! (DSOE16.675), Michelle (1 J016-04671), Drive My Car (1 J 016-04.672), Yellow Submarine (1 J 016-04.674), Magical Mystery Tour (SMO 39501/2), Beatles' Hits (1 J 016-04.655), Twist and Shout (DSOE 16560), Misery (1 J016-04.654), Boys (1 J 016-04.653), Roll Over Beethoven (1 J 016-04 649), PLease Please Me (1 J016-04.648), A Hard Day's Night (1 J016-04 663), A Hard Day's Night (DSOE 16.619), Tell Me Why (1 J016-04661), I Feel Fine (1 J016-04 662), Rock and Roll Music (1 J016 04665) and Kansas City (1 J 016-04.667). The sleeves are generally in VG+ to Excellent condition with some having a small amount of writing to the rear. The vinyl is generally VG to VG+ condition. (Beatles Vinyl Records)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a typed letter on Paul McCartney headed paper to his housekeeper Rose Martin dated 12th May 1999. The letter explains how they have sent a blanket with photographic images as decoration as a gift and also a poster featuring her photographs and signed off "I hope you enjoy both these little gifts and that they bring sunshine into your days. Love, Paul" with "Paul" printed in blue ink. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - a typed letter on Paul McCartney headed paper to his housekeeper Rose Martin dated 17th September 2010. The letter reads "Dear Rosie, Me and the kids would like to throw a little private birthday party for you and us on the 13th October. We could sort everything out if that date is good for you so please let me know if that is so. Great to see you at James's party. Love, Paul" with "Paul" printed in blue ink. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - postcard sent by Paul to Rose Martin from Antibes in July 1972. The card written in Paul's hand reads "A Rose to a rose! Love from all of us and WINGS UNITED. All going well" (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - postcard sent by Paul to Rose Martin from Scotland in Sep 1970. The card appears to be written in Paul's hand and reads "With Love from the "FOUR MACS" Now on tour in Scotland". It is addressed to "Rose" with a drawing of a rose. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)

PAUL MCCARTNEY - postcard sent by Paul to Rose Martin from The Bahamas in 1969. The card appears to be written in Paul's hand and reads "Love to Rose" with a hand drawn picture of Paul, Linda & Heather and "The Happy Little Band" written alongside. (Beatles - Music Memorabilia)