The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

A love poem of four stanzas written on two sides: “You don’t need to say you love me, You don’t need to even try, For in my heart you’ll always stay,

1962. The cream-colored leather wallet with ‘Stuart’ written in blue ink on lower inside border and ‘F.V. Sutcliffe’ written in Stuart’s hand in black

The Liverpool Savings Bank deposit/withdrawal booklet documents Sutcliffe’s deposits executed between November 28, 1958, and November 20, 1959, on sev

Stuart is full of youthful enthusiasm for his art education and future with Astrid as he relates his plans to his mother, Millie, in this letter writt

In the three-page handwritten letter written to The Beatles first manager, Allan Williams, the former Beatles bassist expresses considerable distress

Here is another of Sutcliffe’s pen & ink studies. This was most likely done using a live model; the drawing features two similar poses of a woma...

Here are two double-sided pages of Stuart Sutcliffe’s artwork. They continue on with his conceptual human/geometric creations. Page one shows multiple

On the final two double-sided pages of the nine-page note pad, Sutcliffe has drawn four sketches; three of which depict nursery rhyme scenes from Hump

c.1961. This artwork from Sutcliffe’s early days in Hamburg, shows a cityscape with trees. The washes of gray and orange may denote that this was done

Five song titles are written at the top of page preceding the lyrics to "When Your Lover Has Gone." During Sutcliffe’s tenure with The Be...