The Beatles Autograph Expert for Sotheby's & Christie's
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In the entire realm of RARE Beatles signed pieces, when there is only 2 of anything known – that is amongst the RAREST of the RARE! Here is a great signed album cover that falls into that category. It is an absolutely stunning Stereo copy of The Beatles magnificent “Rubber Soul” album – which was…
Among the most prized of all investment-grade Beatles signed or handwritten material are stage-used set lists. These were not done for the gratification of a fan, but for the group’s own private use. That these set lists survived the decades at all is incredible and, in fact, so few still exist as they were created…
The first recording session for John Lennon’s masterpiece “I Am the Walrus” took place on September 5, 1967. The genesis of the non-sensical lyric lines in this amazing song had only come to fruition a few days earlier, when John received a letter from a then current Quarry Bank High School student, who after asking…
On July 12, 1963, The Beatles released their first 7″ extended play (EP) record in Great Britain on the Parlophone Records label, entitled “Twist and Shout”. The tracks included on this 4 song record were all taken off of their debut album “Please Please Me” and they were: “Twist and Shout”, “A Taste of Honey”,…
It is a well known fact that The Beatles second feature film “HELP!” was first titled “Beatles Two”, then “Eight Arms To Hold You”, which was originally an allusion to the sum total of all four Beatles arms. It is interesting to note that the statue of the Eastern deity that appears in the very…
This full set of Beatles autographs is spread over two pink colored autograph album pages. The first page measures 3 3/4″ x 4″ and it has been signed beautifully by the Greatest songwriting team in history – John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Both have used a black ballpoint pen to sign, with Paul writing “(Beatles)”…
All four have autographed this off-white colored piece of paper measuring 3″ x 3 3/4″ beautifully in blue ballpoint pen, with Ringo Starr writing “Love from the Beatles” at the top of the page – which is always a great sentiment to have written on a Beatles autograph set. Additionally, he has added “XXX” after…
Way, WAY at the top of most Beatles autograph collector’s “Holy Grail List” would without doubt be a Meet The Beatles album cover signed by The Beatles on their first U.S. visit shortly after its January 20, 1964 release date. Everything changed here in the United States within mere weeks of the albums release, as The…
On October 23, 1963, The Beatles were at Abbey Road Studios in the morning to put the final touches on their second album “With The Beatles”, recording Take 16 of “I Want To Be Your Man” – and as was their jam packed work schedule the likes that has never been seen with any other…
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