1. FOUR BEATLES

In the ‘Nowhere Man’ sequence, each full-length Beatle striding out in different directions in a landscape of flowers, on key watercolour production background. (mounted)
Sold: $22,750

2. GEORGE HARRISON

Almost full-length figure in profile, walking, on ‘Pepperland’ background.(mounted)
Sold: $2,600

8. PAUL MCCARTNEY

Full-length figure carrying a monochrome cut-out of a Pepperlander lady (Paul hidden, only his head, arm and hand visible), on grey and black landscape presentation background. (mounted)
Sold: $2,600

11. RINGO STARR AND THE NOWHERE MAN

Half-length Ringo and full-length Nowhere Man reading a book, no background. (mounted)
Sold: $1,625

12. CHIEF BLUE MEANIE

Full-length figure running, on printed background. (mounted)
Sold: $9,100

23. PAUL MCCARTNEY

Full-length figure running holding a baton, no background. (mounted)
Sold: $5,850

26. FOUR BEATLES

In the ‘Nowhere Man’ sequence, each Beatle walking forwards leaving an individual trail of a striped fan motif alternating with a flowering shrub, on cut-out key watercolour production background. (mounted and framed)
Sold: $19,500

42. JOHN LENNON, GEORGE HARRISON AND THE NOWHERE MAN

John full-length in profile running, George half-length arms raised, back view of the Nowhere Man full-length skipping, on presentation background. (mounted and framed)
Sold: $6,500

45. JOHN LENNON

John as a child, full-length figure standing beside a clock from the ‘Sea of Time’ sequence, on key presentation background. (mounted and framed)
Sold: $2,925

46. PAUL MCCARTNEY AND RINGO STARR

Head and neck in graphite (Paul?) and head and shoulders in red pencil (Ringo?), on paper.
Sold: $1,040

<I>ABBEY ROAD</I> (album)

OCTOBER 1969
Sold: $78,000

<I>A HARD DAY’S NIGHT</I> (single)

JULY 1964
Sold: $16,250

<I>BEATLES ’65</I> (album)

DECEMBER 1964
Released as the North American alternative to the UK Beatles For Sale.
Sold: $19,500

<I>CAN’T BUY ME LOVE</I> (single)

MARCH 1964
Sold: $19,500

<I>HELP!</I> (album)

AUGUST 1965

Sold: $19,500

<I>HEY JUDE</I> (album)

FEBRUARY 1970
Sold: $91,000

<I>I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND</I> (single)

DECEMBER 1963
Sold: $9,100

<I>IMAGINE</I> (album)

SEPTEMBER 1971
Sold: $29,250

<I>MEET THE BEATLES!</I> (album)

JANUARY 1964
The first Capitol Records Beatles album.
Sold: $7,800

<I>PENNY LANE</I> (single)

FEBRUARY 1967
$16,250

<I>REVOLVER</I> (album)

AUGUST 1966
Sold: $39,000

<I>SGT PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND</I> (album)

MAY 1967
This was the first Beatles album to have exactly the same track listings on both the US and UK versions.
Sold: $65,000

<I>SOMETHING NEW</I> (album)

JULY 1964
Sold: $6,500

<I>THE BEATLES (WHITE ALBUM)</I> (album)

NOVEMBER 1968
Sold: $39,000

<I>THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL</I> (album)

MAY 1977
Sold: $11,700

<I>THE EARLY BEATLES</I> (album)

MARCH 1965
Sold: $16,250

<I>WALLS AND BRIDGES</I> (album)

SEPTEMBER 1974
Sold: $19,500

<I>YELLOW SUBMARINE</I> (album)

JANUARY 1969
Sold: $35,750

<I>YESTERDAY</I> (single)

SEPTEMBER 1965
Sold: $13,000

<I>YESTERDAY AND TODAY</I> (album)

JUNE 1966
Sold: $22,750

TICKETS FOR <I>A HARD DAY’S NIGHT</I> PREMIERE

Two tickets for the world premiere of A Hard Day’s Night, the Beatles first feature film which premiered at the London Pavilion Theatre on July 6 1964. The title seemingly came from Ringo saying, after a particularly busy day, that he’d had “a hard day’s night”. Directed by Dick Lester and described as a comic caper with music it was an enormous commercial success.
Sold: $2,275

POSTER OF GEORGE HARRISON

A souvenir poster of George Harrison wearing a hat. The photograph was taken by Barry Feinstein at Friar Park, George’s home in Henley-on-Thames. The poster was included in the album All Things Must Pass.
Sold: $390

POSTER FOR PAUL MCCARTNEY AND WINGS ALBUM BAND ON THE RUN

A promotional poster for the album Band On The Run, Paul McCartney’s fifth post-Beatles album, the most celebrated and successful of his post-Beatles work. The album collected the Grammy for Best Pop Vocal by a duo or group. Released on November 30 1973 in the UK and on December 5 in the USA.
Sold: $520

TOUR POSTER FOR PAUL MCCARTNEY AND WINGS

A 1972 UK tour poster Paul McCartney and Wings On Tour. (poor condition, ragged at edges and discoloured)
Sold: $650

APPLE PROMOTIONAL CARD

Fresh From Apple promotional card for Yoko Ono.
Sold: $260

BEATLE BROOCH

A John Lennon Beatles guitar-shaped brooch on the original card.
Sold: $1,170

THE BEATLES MONTHLY BOOK

24 issues of the monthly magazine, July 1964-September 1967 (there are 2 copies of September 1967) and 1 from July 1984. First published in August 1963 it was a fanzine with news and articles about the group.
Sold: $1,625

HONDA MONKEY BIKE

A Honda Z50AE Monkey Bike. Chassis Number Z50A – 147032. Engine Number Z50AE – 146562. Mileometer – 3691.6 miles. For Christmas 1969 EMI bought monkey bikes for the Beatles. John Lennon was later pictured riding his bike with a young Julian. Julian bought this bike at auction from a gardener who in the 1980’s worked for Ringo at Tittenhurst Park. Believed to once have belonged to Ringo it is one he likely purchased some years after 1969.
Sold: $16,250

GEORGE HARRISON AND RINGO STARR, <I>‘POP STARS’ </I> BY PAUL BERRIFF

George Harrison and Ringo Starr sharing popcorn prior to a concert at Odeon Theatre, Leeds, October 22 1964. Printed later, titled and numbered 4/49 by photographer. Photographer’s signed certificate on verso. Printed in 2010. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $910

PAUL MCCARTNEY, <I>‘IN THE DARK’</I> BY PAUL BERRIFF

Portrait of Paul McCartney in close up, taken backstage at Odeon Theatre, Leeds, on November 3 1963. Printed later, titled and numbered 1/49 by photographer. Photographer’s signed certificate on verso. Printed in 2010. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $520

BEATLES, <I>‘FLAVOUR OF THE MOMENT’</I> BY PAUL BERRIFF

All four Beatles leaning on a piano at Gaumont Theatre, Bradford, December 21 1963. Printed later, titled, numbered 1/49 by photographer. Photographer’s signed certificate on verso. Printed in 2010. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $585

GEORGE HARRISON, <I>‘LIGHTING UP’</I> BY PAUL BERRIFF

George Harrison lighting a cigarette at ABC Cinema, Huddersfield, January 29 1964. Printed later, titled and numbered 1/49 by photographer. Photographer’s signed certificate on verso. Printed in 2010. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $780

GEORGE HARRISON AND PAUL MCCARTNEY, <I>‘REFLECTIONS’</I> BY PAUL BERRIFF

George Harrison and Paul McCartney performing on stage at ABC Cinema, Huddersfield, November 2 1963. Printed later, titled and numbered 4/49 by photographer. Photographer’s signed certificate on verso. Printed in 2010. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $650

JOHN LENNON, PAUL MCCARTNEY AND GEORGE HARRISON BY JURGEN VOLLMER

Three-quarter length portrait of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison all playing their guitars on stage at the Top Ten Club, Hamburg, 1961. Printed later. (Framed B+W)
Sold: $650