A Letter From John Lennon's Aunt Mimi

This letter, from Mimi Smith (John's aunt) to a fan dates from early September 1967, not long after Brian Epstein's death. She mentions how much he will be missed by the group and herself. Also mentioned is the band's experimentation with LSD where she says the band don't really do drugs. She also comments on not understanding why they needed to go to India to meditate.

The letter, along with the handwritten envelope will be going under the hammer in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this month.

Estimate -  £500-£600

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A Note with Get Well Wishes to a Fan from John Lennon

This adorable autograph signed  "To Jenny Bone from John Leg Lennon xx I hope you get better" probably really cheered up the receiver at the time. It comes with a newspaper clipping explaining how it came about.

The autograph goes under the hammer later this month at out Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction.

Estimate - £1800-£2000

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A Note from John and Yoko to a Fan

This sweet note from John and Yoko to a Beatle fan named Eileen who had written to them in 1968 is framed up with the original mailing envelope written by John.

It's a lovely insight into the interaction between the band members and their fans.

The estimate on this item is £1800-£2000

It will be up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this month.

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Rare Signed Beatles Scottish Tour Programme

This rare Beatles Scottish tour programme from 1963 was produced for only three venues in Glasgow, Kirkcaldy and Dundee. And this one is signed by all four Beatles  (George's signature is in red ink which doesn't photograph well, it is clear on the item)

This item will be up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction next month.

This estimate is currently £4000-£4500

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A Christmas Card From The Harrisons

This lovely Christmas was sent from the Harrison family to Ringo’s parents Harry and Elsie and signed from George, Olivia and Dhani.

The estimate on this item is £1200-£1300

The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Listen To These Walls And Bridges Promo Items

The "Listen to this..." promotional campaign for John Lennon's Walls And Bridges album is iconic. There are two items featuring the tag line going into our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction next month, one well known, another rarely seen.

Framed Listen To This Poster

Estimate £100-£120

Rare Listen To This Mending Packet promotional sewing kit

Estimate TBC

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Limited Edition Lennon Art Rugs

Both of these Lennon Art rugs are going under the hammer at our Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this month. They were produced in the 1980s by Marigold Enterprises in the USA. 

Embrace

Free As A Bird

The estimate on these items is £400-£500 each.



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Listen To These Button Badges

These two promotional button badges for John Lennon's Walls And Bridges album in 1974 are going up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this month.

The estimate for this lot of two pins is £50-£60

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Original Apple Keyring

This plastic Apple keyring dates from around 1968 and is going under the hammer at our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction later this month! 

The estimate for the keyring is £80-£100



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Silver Plant Holder from John Lennon's House

From time to time the auction offers the opportunity to own something that once belonged to a Beatle. 

This silver plant holder is from John Lennon's Weybridge home and comes with a letter explaining how it was obtained. 

The estimate on this item is £200-£250

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Car Rental Form Signed By Mal Evans and George Harrison

Up for auction in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction next month is this US car rental form dating from 1973. The rental agreement is signed by Mal Evans as a representative of Apple and by George Harrison as the designated driver.


Estimate - £1500-£1600

The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Vintage Beatles Table

This adorable three legged, heart shaped, vintage table was created using Beatles Wallpaper. This seemed to be a regular thing for shops to do at the time to create Beatles items to meet the demand.

The cool thing about this item is that it is functional as well as decorative. (And for any worrying how to get it home after the auction, the legs unscrew for ease of transit.)


The estimate on this item is £30-£40

The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Ain’t Nothing Shaking But The Leaves on George’s Tree

Scrapbooks are very popular items in the auction. Many contain trading cards or obscure clippings from the time.

One collection of scrapbooks from the 60s that is going into the auction has an interesting item nestling in the pages of one of them. It’s leaves from George’s garden. They were presumably gathered by the original compiler of the scrapbook back in 1963.


The estimate on the lot of scrapbooks featuring this one is £30-£40


The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Original Yellow Submarine Goodies!

To tie in with the original cinematic release of the Yellow Submarine animated movie fifty years ago Anglo Confectionery produced trading cards featuring images from the film. You got cards in a pack with a stick of gum and traded any repeats with your friends till you hopefully had a full set.

One of those hard to find full sets of Yellow Submarine Trading Cards is going up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction next month.

The estimate on this lot is £650-£700

As well as collecting the trading cards you could send off to Anglo Confectionery for a Yellow Submarine Poster. These are quite rare but we do have one going in the auction too.


The estimate on this item is £650-£700


The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Original Yellow Submarine Art Work

This original pencil drawing of Ringo from the film Yellow Submarine is going  up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Auction next month.


The estimate is £170-£200

The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Original Ringo Starr Beatles New Beat Toy Drum

To accompany the range of toy guitars for budding Beatle kiddies, New Beat also produced a drum kit for wannabe Ringos.

This toy snare drum features a drawing of Ringo, a facsimile of his signature and a hand holding a drumstick printed on the drum skin. There is a New Beat logo on the side along with images of the Beatles,


The estimate on this item is £150-£180


The auction takes place on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. Please keep checking back for details of when the catalogue will be available.

Beatles Guitar String By Hoffner

These Hofner Beatles guitar strings were distributed by Selmer in the 1960s.

This pack (containing one string) is up sale in our auction on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool.

The estimate on this item is £40-£50



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Promotional Items for the 1988 John Lennon Imagine Documentary

The 1988 Imagine documentary made the most of the iconic Lennon self portrait in its promotional material.

This watch uses it to great effect.

Estimate £60-£70

As does the press kit for the movie

Estimate £80-£100

Also going into the auction next month is a set of lobby cards which would have been displayed in cinemas to promote the film. 

Estimate £80-£100

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Cinema Campaign Book for How I Won The War

This campaign book was sent out to cinemas to provide adverts for the film to the local press etc...

How I Won The War was the first solo foray into films by John Lennon.

This item will be offered for sale in out Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction on 25th August at the Unity Theatre, Liverpool. 

Estimate £100-£150

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Paul McCartney and Wings Promotional Posters

This trio of promotional posters will be up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia Auction next month and they would look fantastic framed up on any wall.

Rockshow poster

estimate £50-£60

Wings Over America poster

estimate £60-£70

Band On The Run promo poster

estimate £70-£80

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