SI6  A Stunning Set Of Beatles Autographs On A Sheet Of Hotel Stationery, November 1963

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Just five days before the release of The Beatles’ second album, “With The Beatles”, while out on a month and a half long headlining tour of the United Kingdom, the band performed live in concert at the Coventry Theatre in Coventry, England. The day before they played at the Winter Gardens in Bournemouth. The two venues were approximately 150 miles apart, and after the show in Bournemouth on November 16, 1963 the band started on their journey to Coventry. They made it as far as Abington, which was roughly 35 miles from their next gig, and The Beatles got a night’s sleep at the Oriel Hotel & Restaurant, before heading up to Coventry the next day. Before they departed, they autographed this sheet of Oriel Hotel & Restaurant sheet of stationery beautifully in blue ballpoint pen, with each signing the best they could have signed on that day. The sheet. which measures 6 3/4″ x 8″, is in near pristine condition, having been very well cared for over the years. The size of this signed sheet of stationery is more than 2 1/2 times the area of an average signed album page, allowing for a mat opening that really shows off this beauty.

This slice of the very UK tour that saw the origins of the expression “Beatlemania” is an “A Set” in every sense – it will blow you away in person – and it is now extremely difficult to find this kind of quality anymore. If framed with the album or photo of your choice, it would make for a striking display piece.