The Beatles Autograph Expert for Sotheby's & Christie's
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In the late fall of 1966, a charity LP called “Beatleviews-66” was released. The record contained interviews conducted with the Beatles while on their 1966 tour of North America. The narrator of the LP was Ken Douglas, a deejay from radio station WKLO in Louisville, Kentucky. In the mid-1960s, Douglas was somewhat of an anomaly…
On June 3rd, 1964, The Beatles departed London to embark upon their first World Tour. But it wasn’t the usual Beatles lineup as we know it, because Ringo Starr had just been admitted to the hospital with a sudden case of tonsillitis. Facing the cancellation of several concerts, manager Brian Epstein had to scramble and…
On November 7, 1963 The Beatles flew to Dublin, Ireland, where they played their only 2 gigs ever in the country at the Adelphi Cinema later that evening – one at 6:30 and the other at 9:00. Just 3 days earlier they made their famous appearance before the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret at the…
On June 3, 1964, Ringo Starr was stricken during a morning photo shoot in Barnes, UK and taken to University College Hospital. There, with a temperature of 102°, he was diagnosed with tonsillitis and pharyngitis. With The Beatles’ first world tour scheduled to begin in Copenhagen, Denmark the following day, the band was faced with…
The Beatles’ two-week-long first visit to America in February 1964 is perhaps the most significant milestone in their history. It was their breakthrough in the States that transformed the band from a nationally-known act in their native England into an international phenomenon. Images from this visit are as iconic and indelible as any in the…
On August 15, 1965, The Beatles made rock ‘n roll history when they performed at Shea Stadium in Flushing, Queens, New York before a crowd of more than 55,000 frenetic fans. It shattered all previous attendance records for a concert and was the very first time a band had performed in a stadium. The event…
This complete set of Beatles signatures is contained on two pages, the first of which is a blue/green colored sheet of lined notepaper which measures 3 ¾” x 6”. John Lennon and George Harrison have signed this page beautifully in blue ballpoint pen. The second page measures 4 ½” x 4”, is light green in…
Here is a light green colored autograph album page which was signed by all four members of The Beatles within months of Ringo Starr joining the band in August of 1962. All four have autographed this page very nicely, with John Lennon and George Harrison signing in blue ballpoint. George has added “XX” following his…
For many collectors, it’s a dream to own a full set of Beatles autographs on one item, signed by the band at the same time. However, with the rising rate of appreciation over years, many found that it was getting increasingly difficult to obtain that set of Beatles autographs. For such a collector, here is…
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