The Beatles Autograph Expert for Sotheby's & Christie's
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On April 14, 1963, The Beatles performed on the television show “Thank Your Lucky Stars”, which was filmed on that day and aired across the U.K. on April 20th, 1963. This early TV appearance shows Ringo’s drum head with the hand painted ‘Antenna B’ sash, which was soon to be replaced by the first ‘Drop…
Popular in Great Britain in the 1960’s, E.P,’s (Extended Play records) were the size of a single, but instead of only one song per side – they had at least two – for a total of four songs or more on the record. Here is an incredibly rare signed 7″ E.P. sleeve for “The Beatles’…
The Iconic Dezo Hoffmann ‘standing collarless suits’ pose is one of the most recognizable photographs ever taken of The Beatles… period! It’s the shot that was on the back cover of the “Meet The Beatles” album and the front and back of the U.S. “She Loves You” single — both available when The Beatles made…
In the summer of what most agree was The Beatles’ most important and historic year of all, 1964, the band embarked on a month long tour of North America, which included stops in New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, San Francisco and Las Vegas, among other cities. Here is a page measuring 12″…
The first half of 1964 was an extraordinary and historic period for The Beatles and they had very little down time. They started off the year in January with a 3 week residence at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, coming back home to England on February 4th, and with barely enough time to catch their…
In the Spring of 1963, the Valex photograph company of Blackpool, England made and released a series of black and white glossy promotional photos of The Beatles in various sizes, The photos featured individual shots of each band member in suit, tie and face make up for the session, taken very shortly after Ringo Starr…
On June 21, 1963, The Beatles performed live in concert at the Odeon Cinema in Guildford, England, while on their ‘Summer U.K. Tour’. They did two shows that evening—at 6:15 and 8:30 PM. Just two days before, a letter on a NEMS ENTERPRISES LIMITED letterhead was sent to Mr. Harry Buckle of London, from The…
The Beatles’ popularity grew steadily in Liverpool throughout the year 1961 due to their many concert performances at the famed Cavern Club, which has been dubbed “the birthplace of The Beatles”. In an effort to capture the essence of the band at that time on film, the newly founded ‘Mersey Beat’ newspaper’s photographer Dick Matthews…
The second issue of Parlophone Records promotional photocards came out in March of 1963, featuring a shot of The Beatles taken by veteran theater photographer Angus McBean. The photo session was conducted by McBean on Monday, January 21, 1963 at EMI House 20 Manchester Square, in London, for the purpose of creating some new publicity…
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