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The autographs
are unhurried, perfectly clear and unmarked with all letters perfectly formed.
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£3,750
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The autographs
are unhurried, perfectly clear and unmarked with all letters perfectly formed.
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£3,400
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£1,250
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Recipients note on how they were originally obtained:
Nigel
I went to see the Beatles in early 1963
live on stage (as a support act) at the Embassy Theatre in
Peterborough. After the show my friend and I heard that they were in
a pub near the theatre. We found the 'Fab Four' stood by
the bar having a drink. They were pleased to give me their
autographs as they were relatively new on the scene at that time.
Regards
Patricia
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Comes with a letter of provenance from Janice Meacham (nee Nicholls) |
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£750
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Comes with a letter of provenance from Janice Meacham (nee Nicholls) |
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£950
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Comes with a letter of provenance from Janice Meacham (nee Nicholls) |
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£450
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Comes with a letter of provenance from Janice Meacham (nee Nicholls) Although John did not sign, it is still a wonderful original pencil sketch from 1964. It would of course be possible to apply a John Lennon cut to it. |
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The
paper is a plain white page from a notebook measuring 6" x
4". It has three horizontal fold lines and a vertical fold line. There are tape stains
(but no tape) as can be seen in the
picture. There is a short neat split along the horizontal seam (approx
1" long) on the left side, just above John, and a short split
along the vertical seam (approx ½" long) just above Paul. Overall a very rare set from a time when the Beatles had virtually stopped signing. And these can be accurately dated to an exact time and place on an historic occasion in the Beatles career. The worlds very first 'Pop Video', no less! Recipients note on how
they were originally obtained:
Hi Nigel. The
Autographs were signed on a piece of A4 note pad. There is nothing
on the back of the paper but as a child I did cellotape them onto a
bit of card to protect them hence the brown marks!. The numbers at
the bottom LL0840D was their car registration number. My brother
collected the signitures for me in person when news started to
leak out that they were filming in Knole Park.He was 17 at the time
and I was only 8 and not allowed to go with him because
it was too late in the day! Thanks Kim
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Although
complete the condition of the card is poor with multiple tears and
creases. There is a 2" tear running horizontally across the card
beneath Ringo. There is a heavy diagonal crease (approx 4" long)
running diagonally from the top edge of the card from the 'L' in Paul
to the left edge of the card alongside the 'R' in Ringo. Although
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All four have signed in blue ball point pen on a sheet of PanAm notepaper. Measures just over 7" x 4". Small tear (approx ¼") to middle edge on right side. Small mark to top right of paper and some mild yellowing/ageing and light creasing. Overall in VG/EX Condition.
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Click
HERE to see our Brian Epstein
NEMS Collection |
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Click HERE
to see our Brian Epstein NEMS Collection |
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N.B. Please see the larger picture to read the contents of the letter.
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The autographs
are unhurried, perfectly clear and unmarked. You can clearly make out
the names with all letters perfectly formed.
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John
Lennon signed 'In His Own write' and Foyles Luncheon Programme
& Ticket Also included are the Programme and Ticket for
the Luncheon that validate the place, date and almost the exact time the autograph was
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This also comes with the
accompanying Invoice that was stamped paid by Apple on 16th May 1967.
Stamped: 'Paid 16th May 1967' by the Apple Accounts Office |
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Paul McCartney 1968 signed
Kennel bill 'On Account' for two pedigree dogs. The bill is written:
'To supplying 2 male Yorkshire Terrier puppies at £40
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Note: We understand that Brian's signature, in this form, might not be required as part of this set. Taking this into consideration we will listen to realistic offers for the four Beatles autographs as a single set. Please contact us.
Immediately the young girl returned home she had the autographs loose
mounted on backing paper and placed behind glass in a wooden frame.
Along the bottom she wrote 'February 7th 1964 - London Airport
Heathrow'. She at the time worked for Harrods Department Store in
Knightsbridge, and wrote a short article of her experience in their
In-House Magazine (dated May 1964). To avoid trouble (as she should
have been at work) she signed Anon. The magazine, which is in
Excellent condition, is included with the autographs. |
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Footnote: Paul signed while the carpenters young son was sitting on his lap. The son (now grown up, of course) remembers very well the day they all signed. They were rehearsing the walk down the staircase when Ringo tripped and fell, scuffing the sleeve of his white suit (he actually hurt his arm in the fall). A replacement jacket could not be found at short notice, so a spot of white paint was applied. No one ever noticed.
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They were obtained at The Winter Gardens, Margate on the opening night of their five night sequence, on 8th July 1963. The recipient, on hearing the Beatles were appearing in Margate rushed to the venue (she lived a few miles away). She missed the show (did not have a ticket, but happily got one for a later performance), but managed to locate the Beatles outside the theatre afterwards. She was very lucky as the Beatles were by now very difficult to meet in person, particularly just after a show. They were usually whisked away very quickly to avoid the mob of frenzied girls................. 'I should be so lucky!' |
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The following grading system has been used to describe all items: |
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| Mint (M) | As new |
| Near Mint (NM) | Almost like new with one or two minor flaws |
| Excellent (EX) | Minor wear yet looks attractive and is perfectly useable |
| Very Good (VG) | Some wear and tear but overall useable and presentable |
| Good (G) | Apparent wear and tear but with no obvious deterioration of the condition |
| Fair (F) | Extremely worn |
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