Thursday, 13 March 2014

Jackie Lomax Autograph

Jackie Lomax signature on a  copy of NME featuring an advert for the Sour Milk Sea single on the cover. 

Estimate - £50-£60
The 2014 Liverpool Beatles Auction takes place on 23rd August 2014 at the Paul McCartney Auditorium at The Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts. Items are being taken in for this year's event at The Beatles Shop on Mathew Street. Please check the contact page for details of how to get in touch with us regarding valuations of any items you may have and the availability of our valuer.  All valuations are free.


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"Stars of The Cavern" Pens.

These Cavern Club pens from the mid-sixties feature three bands that regularly played at the venue - The Kubas, The Hideaways and The Notions.


They will be sold together in one lot at our 2014 Liverpool Beatles Auction this August. The estimate is £60-£70.


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Cavern Club Membership Card 1963

1963 was the last year that Beatles played at the Cavern, their final appearance being in August.

Estimate £




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John, Paul, George and Jimmie. An unusual set of Autographs.

This set of Beatles autographs features four members of the band, but not the four you may expect. They date from the time that Jimmie Nicol was standing in for an ill Ringo Starr.


Greetings have been added by Jimmie, John and Paul.

Jimmie was with the band for a short time in June 1964 while Ringo was treated for tonsillitis.

This set of autographs will be in the 2014 Liverpool Beatles Auction in August.  The estimate on this lot is £2750-£3250



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Tuesday, 11 March 2014

The 2014 Auction...the story so far!

Items are coming in thick and fast for the 2014 Liverpool Beatles Auction this August, so before there is a barrage of all new posts here is a quick round up of items that have already been covered so far.

Fan Club Christmas Flexi discs 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969.
Beatles Jewellery.
Something New, export copy.
Phillips Studios record sleeve.
Beatles Fan photos.
Signed Parlophone Promotional card.
Birthday Card signed by Mike and Paul McCartney.
St Joan school play programme from Liverpool Institute.
In His Own Write and Spaniard in the Works by John Lennon. Cellarful of Noise by Brian Epstein.
Mersey Beat magazine with McCartney cover.
Concert tickets for Newcastle December 1965 and Hammersmith Odeon January 1965.
Cavern Club Mug and mug decals.
Australian Tour Programme 1964.
Ticket for Last Night of the Cavern Club 1973.
Searchers Handbills.
Handbill for The Beatles at Heswall Jazz Club.
Gerry & The Pacemakers Handbills, tickets and lobby cards.
Handbill for The Beatles at Liverpool Jazz Society (later The Iron Door Club).
Washington Pottery mugs, plate and dish.

Phew! And that's just the stuff we've covered so far! There's more to come.

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Thursday, 6 March 2014

Serving up The Beatles

Washington Pottery items are always popular. They feature regularly in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Auction and usually do very well. They are nice things to start off a collection as they tend to be affordable and look fabulous on display.

The biscuit plate below is complete with the original cup. People sometimes think the plates were for the mugs carrying the familiar blue Beatles transfer, but the proper cup is plain black.

Cup and Biscuit plate - estimate £60-£70

These two candy dishes are being sold together in the same lot. One George, one Paul.
Two candy dishes - estimate £80-£100 (the pair) 

 The items below are all being sold in separate lots in August.
Dish - estimate £40-£45
Cups - estimate £40-£45 each



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Beatles Liverpool Jazz Society Handbill

The Liverpool Jazz Society made their home at 13 Temple Street, it later became The Iron Door Club.

This handbill/flyer was to advertise their lunch time Rock Sessions and special longer rock session featuring The Beatles, Gerry & The Pacemakers and Rory Storm on March 15th.


This rare handbill will be up for sale at our Annual Liverpool Beatles Auction in August. The estimate for this item is £900-£1100



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Gerry and the Ferry.

Gerry and the Pacemakers were the first group to have their first three singles go to number one in the charts.

Before all that they, like so many others, played the clubs and dance hall circuit. The handbills and tickets below are up for sale in our Annual Liverpool Beatles Auction in August.

Handbill and ticket - estimate £60-£70.

Handbill and ticket - estimate £60-£70.
Gerry made a film in the 60s called Ferry 'Cross The Mersey (written by Tony Warren who created Coronation Street) A set of eight lobby cards are going into the auction too. 

Set of lobby cards for Ferry 'Cross The Mersey - estimate £80-£100




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Beatles Heswall Jazz Club Handbill.

This rare handbill for the Beatles at Heswall Jazz Club, 25th September 1962 will be sold at our next Liverpool Beatles Auction to be held in August

Handbills are items that tended to be discarded after the event and this makes them very collectible. 
The estimate on this handbill is £900-£1100



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Searching for the Searchers?

The Beatles became the most famous band from Liverpool but they certainly weren't the only band from the city. There's always interest in the other bands from the time.

These two handbills are for concerts by The Searchers. Both are for events in New Brighton, just across the River Mersey from Liverpool.


They are being offered together in one lot in our next Liverpool Beatles Auction. The estimate is £50-£60.


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