The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

1968. Truly remarkable content abounds in this handwritten letter from “Paul and the Mop Tops.” Consisting of a two-page handwritten letter from Paul

1968/69. Here is the black version of the Apple Records promotional mirror (which is the harder to find color variation). It was made in very limited

Circa 1968/69. Here is another quite uncommon made-for-friends-and-employees-only Christmas gift from The Beatles Apple Corp. It’s a hollow brass appl

1968. A very rare one from Saville Road: An Apple Corps. greeting card. The 4 x 5” card has a felt rectangle attached to the front and an apple print

1968/69. From Saville Row, a gift to smoking employees and friends; four packs of Apple matches. These come sealed, with a label that says: “Wishing y

1976. This unusual record company promo card for George’s “33 & 1/3” album is embossed with a very authentic looking; but, nonetheless, facsimil...

1976. Promo sunglasses for George’s “33 & 1/3rd” LP on Dark Horse Records. Plastic mirror glasses are still sealed as well. Mint.

This is the original Dark Horse Records company mock-up for what was to be George Harrison’s “33 & 1/3rd” LP in 1976. The “album” is made up of ...

A pair of promotional posters from Beatles George Harrison.

George’s first and only North American Tour was a total of 30 dates starting on 11/2/74. The caravan was titled “George Harrison & Friends” as B...

1964. From the Budd Hellawell collection comes this second known example of the 22 x 8.5” banner poster announcing the arrival of Beatle Shirts by Pur

1964. Another extreme rarity from the Budd Hellawell collection is this large, 23.5 x 36.5” poster advertising the arrival of Beatle shirts from Purit

1964. In our previous auction, we offered the first known example of an easel-backed counter display from the 1964 Beatles Puritan Fashions Corp. prom

1964. The large 12 x 18” mailer from Puritan Fashions Corp. was used to ship the two posters, cardboard counter display and presumably, various Purita

1963-65. Contained in this collection from the files of Budd Hellawell’s BUDD PRODUCTIONS is a wealth of nearly ninety documents, contacts, agreements

1964. On the reverse of these press photos are news agency credits, titles and story copy meant to run in conjunction with the photos. Subjects includ

1965. In these one-of-a-kind, vintage photographs, Paul is seen in three close-ups at the Minneapolis press conference preceding The Beatles’ August 2

1965. George Orsino was a commercial photographer, that by a set of circumstances, found himself in the teenage (and media) tornado of the August 15th

1965. A image from the August 21, 1965, Minneapolis concert, attended by 25,000 screaming fans, highlights this collection of four 8 x 10’s and two 4

The most iconic photo of Lennon ever taken is signed on the bottom border by his photographer and friend, Bob Gruen. Gruen signed in black fine point