The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

1964. Very uncommon, especially in such pristine condition, are these items from Capitol Records first Beatles press kit from January 1964. Included h

1964. Leading off this fan club lot are six different Beatles (U.S.A.) Limited letters issued to prospective fan club members and those wishing to sta

Distributed by the Cavern Club in late ‘63 or early ‘64 were these double-sided cards with the lads pictured inside the Liverpool club they made famou

This photograph features Dezo Hoffmann shot of The Beatles in a nice smiling pose, with John, Paul and George holding their guitars. All four have sig

This photograph features a well known Dezo Hoffmann shot of The Beatles walking down the street in front of the BBC building in London. All four have

1964. Included here, from the files of Budd Hellawell, are samples regarding the marketing of Beatles hats in the United States: 1) dark blue beret wi

1964. The two-page press statement announces Hohner’s release of the $2.98 “blister pack” that includes a harmonica, basic instruction chart and phot

1964-65. Thirteen monthly issues printed during the height of Beatlemania (July ‘64- August ‘65). Beatles members are seen on the covers of eleven is

1964. Included here are two unused tickets to “A Hard Day’s Night” at NYC’s Trans Lux East Theatre on August 10, 1964 (9 x 4”, NRMT.), two duplicate s

1964. Included here: 1) The Official Beatles Coloring Book by Saalfield, 128-pgs., uncolored and NRMT., 2) The Beatles Quiz Book, 32-pgs., light spin

Five original, hand-colored cells from the first music video ever, The Beatles’ “She Said So/ I feel Fine” by Stephen Verona. The hand-drawn and hand-

1968. A three cell set-up from the original full length Beatles animated classic; “Yellow Submarine”. The scene features a 3.25” image of John beside

Our favorite offering in the Paul McCartney Lithograph series. This one was also used as the cover of his art book. This print utilizes powerful washe

1966. This is one of two known “Press” tickets for the August 21, 1966, Beatles concert at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Note handwritten “Football Card

1966. Another excellent companion piece to the Busch Stadium concert poster we’re offering is this interesting assemblage of documents and clippings r

1966. A terrific companion piece to the fabulous Busch Stadium concert poster we’re offering is this ticket stub from that very same consigner who rem

ItsOnlyRocknRoll.com is extremely fortunate to be able to bring to auction the only known example of this visually delightful Beatles concert poster a

1965/66. Consisting of: two letters from San Francisco’s Cow Palace discussing ’65 ticket information, ticket envelope and stub from 8/31/65 evening p

Three historic concert stubs from The Beatles stops on 9/3/64 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, and on 8/12/66 in Chicago with two stubs: one for the

1964. Kansas City Athletic’s baseball team owner Charles O. Finley made good on his promise to bring The Beatles to KC’s Municipal Stadium with a $150