This rare handbill for the Beatles appearance at the Cow Palace San Franciso in December 1965 will be going up for sale in our forthcoming Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this year.
The estimate on this item currently stands at £300-£400
The Beatles returned to the Cow Palace in San Francisco on 31st December 1965. There is a ticket and programme from this event going under the hammer in our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this year. The estimate on this lot is £200-£300
The Beatles played the Cow Palace in San Francisco on 19th August 1964. This collection of a concert ticket, programme and photographs from the concert will be going under the hammer at our forthcoming Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction. The estimate on this lot is £400-£500
In late 1964 a lucky Beatles fan won a competition to see the band's Christmas Show that year. The ticket for the show, along with the letter about the prize and a tour programme for the show are going under the hammer in one lot in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this August.
The estimate on this lot is £250-£300
When you bought your records from NEMs (owned by Brian Epstein) they were protected by a specially printed plastic record sleeve bag.
One of these bags (and its record) will be up for sale in our Liverpool Beatles Auction this August. The estimate on this unusual item is £60-£70
This novel promotional item was flung into audiences on a 1973 Wings tour to promote the album Red Rose Speedway.
This particular frisbee will be going under the hammer in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia auction later this year.
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| Estimate £80-£90 |
This is a great little item, because it can still be used today. Keep it on a display shelf and change it every day. Alternatively you could display it with your favourite date. It will look great whatever you decide.
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| That date looks familar - it's the date of our 2022 Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction! |
Following on from the previous post, also up for sale in the upcoming Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction is this very rare handbill for the penultimate date of the 1963 Helen Shapiro Tour featuring The Beatles on the bill.
The estimate on this item is £1200-£1500
Between February 2nd and March 3rd 1963, The Beatles played 14 dates on a tour with Helen Shapiro topping the bill.
Just before the tour began they offered the song Misery to the 16-year-old singer, but it was turned down by Norrie Paramor who found it unsuitable. Shapiro apparently never heard the song until the tour began. Also on this tour was signer Kenny Lynch, who decided to record the song instead, making his release of Misery in March 1963 the first-ever cover version of a Beatles song. Sadly it failed to chart.
Between February 2nd and March 3rd 1963, The Beatles played 14 dates on a tour with Helen Shapiro topping the bill.
Just before the tour began they offered the song Misery to the 16-year-old singer, but it was turned down by Norrie Paramor who found it unsuitable. Shapiro apparently never heard the song until the tour began. Also on this tour was signer Kenny Lynch, who decided to record the song instead, making his release of Misery in March 1963 the first-ever cover version of a Beatles song. Sadly it failed to chart.
A rare programme from this tour will be up for sale in our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this August. The estimate on this item is currently £300-£350.
A rare Apple press kit for Ringo Starr's album Goodnight Vienna. The folder contains the album, a single, Fresh From Apple leaflet and various promotional items.
It will be going under the hammer in August as part of our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction and carries an estimate of £700-£800
This Flowers In The Dirt press kit includes a CD as well as promotional photos and information sheets.
It will be sold in our forthcoming Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction.
The estimate is £50-£60
This rare acetate is of Love Me Do for the 2012 anniversary single release.
It features the Ringo version of the track.
It will be up for sale in August in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction.
The estimate on this item is £900-£1200
This poster for Yoko Ono's appearance at Wembley Conference centre on 21st March 1986 is one of only handful printed up by the venue for the event. The vendor attended the show which is where they came into possession of the poster. Later, at the opening of John Lennon Airport, the vendor was able to get the poster signed in both English and Japanese by Yoko Ono herself.
The poster is framed and glazed. It will be going under the hammer in our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction this August. The current estimate for this lot is £150-£200
This original promotional photograph is from the band's first photo session under Brian Epstein's management. The information on the reverse of this master print of the image gives the date of the session, the location of the studio and the name of the group along with Mr B Esptein.
This item will be sold in our forthcoming Liverpool Beatles Auction and it carries a reserve of £600 - £700
