Covering the months between January and June in 1971 these royalty sheets are for the Beatles songs Julia and Wait. The Julia sheet outlines payments to Paul McCartney, and the Wait one lists payments made to John Lennon.
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| Wait Royalty Statement |
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| Julia Royalty Statement |
These three Beatles posters date from 1967, 1968 and 1969. They were sent out to the members of The Beatles fan club.
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| Beatles Fan Club Poster 1967 |
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| Beatles Fan Club Poster 1968 |
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| Beatles Fan Club Poster 1969 |
A set of these posters are going into our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this August and they are expected to sell for around £100-£120 for all three.
A lot of the time we don't think twice about promotional material, it goes up in shop windows while a product is new and is more often than not discarded when the next big new product comes along.
This promotional shop poster was for the book Love Letters To The Beatles which was a compilation of fan letters sent to the band. (It's a fascinating and amusing read if you ever come across a copy by the way.) It's bold colouring would make it very eyecatching in a frame and on a collector's wall.
The throwaway nature of promotional material can make some pieces quite rare.
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| Love Letters To The Beatles promotional poster. |
This poster will be going under the hammer at our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this August and is expected to fetch between £350-£400.
The Cavern Club is synonymous with the Beatles, and membership cards from the years they played can be very sought after. Even ones dating from the time after their last appearance have some value. The used 1964 card below and the Junior Cavern cards (one for a boy and one for a girl) will be offered for sale in our forthcoming Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this year. Estimates are listed below.
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| Unused 1964 Cavern Club card - Estimate £50-£60 |
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| Two Junior Cavern Club Cards - Estimate £80-£100 |
The Beatles were all over the papers and the magazines in the 1960s so inevitably fans needed somewhere to keep these cuttings. Then along came these lovely, colourful covered Beatles Scrapbooks from NEMS Enterprises. There are four used scrapbooks in this lot that will be up for sale in our Beatles Memorabilia Auction this coming August.
Manufactured by Proudholme Products, Brighton in the 1960s, these ceramic tiles with their original frames are extremely displayable. Comes with an original box.
This large spiral-bound notebook features the Beatles on the cover and was made by Nems LTD LondonLitho for Webtaab, By Louis F. Dow Co. U.S.A. This notebook is has been used by its original owner for their school work.
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| Beatles Notebook |
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| Beatles Candy Dishes |
Cheers! These Beatles drinking vessels will look amazing in a display cabinet. I mean, you could actually use them if you wanted to but I'd be very careful with the glass ones!
(There's only one of each, the multiple photos are to show the designs around the tumbler and beaker)
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| Beatles Glass |
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| Beatles Tumbler |
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| Beatles Beaker |
They carry an estimate of £60-£80 each and will be going under the hammer in our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this year.
This plastic "booty" bag dates from 1964 and comes from Japan.
It features a cartoon image of The Beatles in blue suits with their instruments and has a yellow pull cord fastening at the top. It also comes with its paper insert telling you the various uses for the bag and different ways to carry it.
Personally, I love these original novelty items, I think it's fascinating to see the variety of Beatles merchandise that hit the markets in the 1960s.
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| Beatles Booty Bag |
This booty bag will be up for sale in our forthcoming Beatles Memorabilia Auction and it has an estimate of £100-£150.
Mal Evans became the unsung star of the Disney+ Get Back documentary at the end of last year. It was quite heart-warming watching newer fans discover him and his role in Beatle life.
Throughout the documentary, he is seen jotting down lyrics for the fabs but he also jotted down a few of his own songs in his time too.
Going under the hammer in our forthcoming Beatles Memorabilia Auction are two lots of Mal Evans handwritten song lyrics for songs entitled "Please Come Through (Eyes of Love)" and "Lady In Waiting".
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| Baby Please Come Through (Eyes of Love) |
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| Lady In Waiting |
Both sets of lyrics come with a certificate of authenticity and carry an estimate of £200-£250 each.
The finer details of our 2022 Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction are still waiting to the finalised, but here's what we know so far -
- it's happening!
-it will be on Saturday 27th August
- there should be some kind of viewing day on Friday 26th August
- it will be online again this year as well as (hopefully) back in a venue to accommodate more attendees.
As soon as we have venue details and any other information we will be sure to let people know.
One other thing we do know is that after the last couple of years it will be really good to see some of you in person again!
Items are already being taken in for the event so be ready for flurries of blog posts. We will try to cover as much as we can as it comes in, but we can't cover every single item due to time constraints.
Some of the info pages on this blog have had a little makeover and the details for valuations and taking in items have changed this year due to staff availability on certain days. Please check the Contact Us section for details and please note, that those details are subject to change later on in the year.
With apologies for the late start this year, we are just working on a few things on this blog site and then we will start to let you know about the 2022 event and some of the items we have already taken in for the sale.
Stay tuned and thank you for your patience.