The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

A U.S. Capitol Records issue “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” LP cover which has been signed on the front cover by John Lennon, at the top in t

All four band members have autographed this lined slip of yellow paper, with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr signing in black ball point

This 13 x 13” U.K. metal serving tray, which features four individual head shot photos of each group member, was actually piece of memorabilia availab

This set of Beatles signatures is on two separate off white colored slips of lined paper. The first slip was signed by John Lennon in blue ballpoint

This remarkable page of writing appears on a sheet of white colored paper, which shows some aging. The top portion of this page contains six songs in

Outstanding content permeates most every line of this four-page letter written to Stuart’s sisters, Pauline and Joyce. Most certainly written within a

John, Paul and George are seen from stage left and right in twelve onstage close-ups captured by Jurgen Vollmer at Hamburg’s Top Ten Club in Spring ‘6

In twelve images captured by Jurgen Vollmer at Hamburg’s Top Ten Club in Spring ‘61, George is out front as a vocalist; playing his Futurama with John

Jurgen Vollmer captured these twenty-one images of George Harrison with wind-blown, slicked back hair during and after a ferry ride on Hamburg Lake in

In twelve onstage close-ups captured by Jurgen Vollmer at Hamburg’s Top Ten Club in Spring ‘61, John is belting out a vocal; playing his Rickenbacker

This is a large 22 x 30” watercolor painting by Stuart Sutcliffe. After all his experimentation with abstract expressionism, he seems totally comforta

Unusual by comparison to Sutcliffe’s previous works is this peaceful and brightly lit dock scene complete with seagulls, sailboats and light blue sky.

Here is another example of Sutcliffe’s art from his formative years in college. Pen & ink is an art school basic study exercise and here, Stuart...

This painting is the most abstract of all Stuart Sutcliffe’s that we have ever seen. Raw umber colored oil paint is used in making piece which is comp

c.1960. The untitled lyrics sheet in two stanzas designates the song is to be played in E flat: “yea cos’ you’re a sure fire bet to win my lips, You’r

From his Liverpool days; this is another one of Stuart Sutcliffe’s intricate studies of a man and a woman incorporated and becoming...art. This 16 x 2

On the reverse of a sketch of a smiling, long-haired girl, Stuart Sutcliffe has written in black ballpoint pen: “Lost in spiral circle out about the p

c.1957/58. Spectacular artwork from Stuart Sutcliffe’s Liverpool College of Art days. This epic scene is done in pen & India ink in layers of in...

c.1960/61. This is one of Stuart’s most ambitious abstracts! The main image (done on sketch paper) is rendered in charcoal and you can almost see two

Here is another interesting sketch by Stuart Sutcliffe that may have been from his Liverpool College of Art days. This 7 x 9” pencil sketch is of a ma