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Beatles Autographs 

Product Code
SIG81

Very rare hand written and signed letter replying to a fan by John Lennon in 1965.
On blue/green coloured notepaper measuring approx 8"x 6".
It has crease lines where it has been folded three times horizontally and once vertically, and has some mild yellowing and a few mild stains/marks. Overall in Excellent condition.

Comes with a hand written letter of provenance from the original owner

 £4,500

Product Code
SIG82

All four Beatles have signed a programme from their 1964 UK tour with Roy Orbison that ran between May 18th to June 9th 1963. (Roy Orbison has also signed against his image on the back cover).
The autographs are very clear, big and bold. John, Paul, George and Ringo signed in blue ball point ink alongside their photo on page two. John may have used a different pen as it is in a slightly darker shade of blue. 
The programme is complete with all pages intact. The spine and staples are perfect with no rust. The cover has some creasing and general wear and there is a short tear (approx 10mm long) at the opening edge on the back page that affects some of the inside pages. It also very slightly affects the Beatles signed page, but is miniscule (approx 1 to 2mm long).
The signed page is in Excellent Condition with some very mild surface creasing and a few mild marks in a few isolated areas, none affecting the autographs. The Programme overall is in Very Good condition.
The autographs are in EX/NM Condition.

 £6,500

Product Code
SIG88

All four Beatles and their manager, Brian Epstein, have all signed in blue ball point pen on the reverse of a Valex Postcard. George, Paul, John & Ringo have all added three kisses. They signed backstage after performing at the Town Hall Ballroom, Abergavenny, Wales, UK on the 22nd June 1963.
Measures approx 5½" x 3½". 

Sets including Brian Epstein are extremely rare. 
The autographs are clear unhurried examples. No tears, creases or other marks. Condition throughout is EX/NM

Comes with a hand written letter of provenance from the original owner. Plus copies of photographs taken of the Beatles with the recipient after the concert, and copies of pictures taken from newspaper clippings showing the Beatles backstage with the recipient, mayor and other people. 

£5,950

Product Code
SIG93

All four Beatles have signed in ball point pen on 6 January at the Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen on the reverse of a rare early 1962 Parlophone Promo Card.
Paul has added the dedication 'To Muriel Love' and signed in blue. John, George and Ringo signed in red/orange. 
Measures just over 5½" x just under 3½". 

Very good clear unhurried examples of early Beatles autographs. In EXcellent condition throughout with some minor mild surface creases to the corners of the card, and some mild marking and discolouration. 
The autographs are unaffected, and are in 
NM condition.

Comes with full provenance from the original owner stating how and when they were obtained.

£4,250

Product Code
SIG94

All four Beatles have signed two facing pages in an autograph book. Ringo signed on a yellow coloured page in blue fountain pen ink, adding the dedication 'To Sue Best Wishes From the Beatles'. George Harrison (in red) and Paul & John (in blue) signed the facing blue coloured page in ball point pen.
Measures almost 11" x 4" opened. Very good clear unhurried examples of very early 1963 Beatles autographs. The rest of the pages in the book are empty apart from the owners name and address on the reverse side of Ringo's autograph. 
The autographs and book are all in perfectly preserved NM condition.

Comes with full provenance from the original owner stating how they were obtained in the Cavern Club.

£3,000

Product Code
SIG95

George Harrison has signed the front cover of a British Airways 1st Class Menu in blue ball point pen while en route from London to Los Angeles circa 1989. Adding 'Best Wishes' above his name George was obviously very relaxed while signing as this is as near perfect an example of his handwriting as you will see. A lovely, crisp, bold, autograph. The menu measures approx 11¾" x 5¾".  The autograph measures over 3" across.
The menu has a distinctive and very smart two toned white cover, as you would expect traveling British Airways 1st Class. It opens to an inner tissue liner on both covers, continuing with a four page menu including Lunch, Afternoon Tea & Bar Service.
In NM+ Condition throughout.

SOLD

Product Code
SIG96

A very early example of a young 19 year old George Harrison autograph. George signed the back of a rare Beatles Promo Card, in blue ball point pen, dated April 5th 1962. At the top left corner he wrote; 
'To Maria From George Harrison xxxxxxx'. 
He might have also circled Beatles. There is some wear and creasing around the edges and some light marks and staining on the back. Otherwise in Very Good condition with no tears.

Comes with a hand written letter of provenance from the original owner stating that George signed in the Cavern Club early April 1962 on the same night that John Lennon announced that the Beatles were going to sing a new song they had written for the first time live. The song was there first single 'Love Me Do'.

SOLD

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