The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

A 10 x 8” black and white photograph of George, signed “To Gary Best Wishes George Harrison”. The signature is a bit faded, but still very legible wh

This is a giant sized hard bound portfolio of signed George Harrison prints taken from his 1987 book of illustrated lyrics. The portfolio contains thr

Here is short note was written out by Paul McCartney on off white colored paper. It reads “Dear Vicky, Thanks very much for your letter, and the St.

Here is a rare opportunity to own the ‘King of the Hill’ of signed Beatle checks, a National Westminster Bank Limited check drawn on the account of ‘M

In 1980 Paul McCartney released his first post Wings solo LP, entitled “McCartney II”. Here is an MPL promo card released at the same time, featuring

This store receipt from Dixon’s in London indicates that in May of 1967 Paul purchased a few items from the establishment, including a microphone. He

This sheet of off white colored note paper contains 12 signatures in all including Paul and Linda McCartney, Denny Laine, Jimmy McCulloch, Henry McCul

On March 11th, 1997, Paul McCartney was knighted by The Queen of England at Buckingham Palace, a knighthood he received for his part in revolutionizin

This is a pair of two vintage 7 x 10” black & white photos of Paul (circa 1970/71) taken by Linda McCartney. Both have the royal photo stamp on ...

Capitol T2553. Sealed #3 LP’s are very sought after these days. Note tear in shrink, and has breathe holes.

1966. A most unusual and rarely seen “butcher” variation is this stereo cover slick that has been affixed to a standard blank white jacket. As the sto

1966. This original “butcher” cover version poster, shouting the “Incredible!” banner across the top, has always been one of the most collectible of

1966 mono peeled (third state) “Butcher” cover LP. Professionally peeled beautifully with NO tears in front cover. What makes this one unusual is that

1966 mono peeled (third state) “Butcher” cover LP. Professionally peeled beautifully with NO tears in front cover. What makes this one unusual is that

Here’s a mint copy of the rarest of the three titles that were issued on this cute but fleeting format. This black beauty is worth at least a few blac

Mono MAL 2835. A rare sealed mono LP with a gatefold cover. Sealed copies of this are very scarce, as the typical buyer couldn’t wait to get it open

White label one-sided “War is Over/ Listen The Snow Is Falling” 45 single. Styrene pressing, Apple sleeve. Produced by John Yoko and Phil Spector for

1969. The only Beatles single pressed at Capitol Records Jacksonville, Illinois plant during the 1960’s was “We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper.” Three

1965 mono dark blue label original French LP with photo of Beatles on horseback on front cover. No “Disques CBS” logo on back cover. Top and bottom se

Bruce Spizer has written the definitive books on the Beatles American records. This lot is a complete set of Spizer’s books, each signed and numbered

ATCO Stereo 33-169 (10/5/64) 3 Color Label. This LP is a 1964 compilation from Atco containing 4 tracks by The Beatles with Tony Sheridan on labels a

S.T.8 2047, sealed, stereo LP. The Beatles first album and timeless classic “Meet The Beatles” record club issue LP. This beautiful, shrink-wrapped s

This is an Atco reissue of the “Ain’t She Sweet” LP. The back cover displays 21 mini LP photo ads, including the cover of this album. Song titles ar

1966. Sealed stereo ms-563 is a repackage of MGM SE4215 “The Beatles with Tony Sheridan and Guests””. NM and sealed with one dented corner.

U.S. STX12576 (1969). Error pressing of red target label. Green target labels were issued in 1969 in the United States, and also in Canada as well,

This later issue white border LP has the “stereo needle damage” print info at the bottom of the back cover. This sealed copy bears a number 4 on the b

This is a hand signed and numbered Hirschfeld lithograph picturing John Lennon from The Beatles series. What makes this lithograph unique is the bril

This Hirschfeld illustration depicts the then remaining three Beatles in the studio, as John watches over from a portrait on the wall. Satirical, yet

1994. So noted for being the most “flashy” of all The Beatles, Ringo is seen here at the corner of Hollywood and Vine, with the green-tinted Hollywoo

A clever Hirschfeld rendition of a latter day John Lennon as he sits on the window sill of his Dakota apartment, with the NYC skyline in the backgroun

1993. Whimsical rendering of Paul taking a stroll with his beloved sheep dog, Abbey Road style. The double-decker bus driving up the street says “Pe

Unreleased 1982 issue of this rare sealed promo on two discs. This particular version of the Bangladesh album was never officially released. This 2 r

Adam VIII Ltd., stereo, in shrink-wrap with correct original inner sleeve, orange label. This album was produced by Morris Levy’s own record label, a

1969. Philco. Hip Pocket records were itty-bitty 4” in diameter flexi-discs that were supposed to be an affordable way to get all your favorite song

Still sealed in original shrink wrap. Apple 1st Issue, 1969. SW153 (Capitol dome logo and “SW153” printed at bottom right end of spine to signify 1s

This is a 10” acetate pressing for John & Yoko’s take on “It’s Now or Never.” This features the Apple (1700 Broadway, New York) label. Acetate...

Back in 1965 Cadbury Chocolate Company in Melbourne Australia was quite active in the Music industry, with many promotions and sponsored radio shows d

1965. (Odeon SMO 984008) Super rare, yellow label German-pressed LP, only issued through a book/record club in Switzerland. Fantastic front cover, un

A rare opportunity is now at hand as we bring to auction the original paintings by renowned portrait artist Nicholas Volpe from which Capitol Records

Here is a John Lennon original drawing in blue ballpoint pen, on a sheet of white paper measuring 8” x 5”. On this sheet, John has drawn two sets of

Here is a nice copy of John Lennon’s 1974 solo album release, which peaked at number one in the U.S. charts and also contained his first and only numb

The Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York served as the venue in which the “This Is Not Here” exhibition was held for three weeks in October 197

Here is a fabulous set of four matching British hotel registration cards, each filled in by one of the members of the band. John, Paul and Ringo have

Released on November 15, 1980, “Double Fantasy” was the last album John Lennon completed before his tragic death on December 8, 1980, only 23 days aft

1961. Sam Leach’s adept business acumen and attention to detail is succinctly captured within the pages of this handwritten promotion manual; much of

This historic photograph from the August 29, 1959, opening night at the Casbah appeared in the pages of the ‘Liverpool Echo’ in September ‘59. Take a

1961. In this fine trio of Dick Matthews original photographs, American soul singer Davy Jones makes the most of it with backing from the Beatles duri

By the time Dick Matthews snapped these three photographs on December 8, 1961, The Beatles had appeared at Ray McFall’s Cavern Club nearly ninety time

1961. The camera lens of Dick Matthews succinctly captured the Beatles, Rory Storm, and fans in three of these terrific backstage images from November

1961. Seven of the nine images seen here were snapped by Dick Matthews during the December 8th lunchtime session at the Cavern. Also included are two

1961. After documenting the Davy Jones gigs at the Cavern and at the Tower Ballroom, Dick Matthews accompanied the Beatles to their first-ever appeara

1961. The Beatles’ first of fifteen appearances at New Brighton’s Tower Ballroom came as headliners during the very first ‘Operation Big Beat’ on Nove

1961. Between January 7, 1961, and January 27, 1962, the Beatles made 31 appearances at this Liverpool venue advertised as being “behind the Black Bul

The original fourteen Bag One drawings were executed by Lennon in 1969 as a wedding gift to Yoko as a chronicle of their wedding, honeymoon, and pleas

Fantastic example of Ron Wood (from The Rolling Stones) on his second career - as a visual artist! Here in this lithograph, Ron pays tribute to one of

1998. This is a limited edition (28/300) lithograph from one of John Lennon’s cartoons from the Bag One series. The title is “Kite” and is another of

1998. This is a limited edition (211/300) lithograph from one of John Lennon’s cartoons from the Bag One series. The title is “He Tried to Face Realit

A disc of historic significance, for sure, is this original first U.K. pressing of “Elvis Presley” on RCA Records. It’s anyone’s guess as to how many

c.1960. The untitled lyric sheet in three stanzas and chorus designates that the song is in the key of E flat: “Lucky star shine on me, Lucky star don

Astrid Kirchherr’s classic standing pose of Stuart Sutcliffe in typical black attire is supplemented in the contrasting formal portrait by Reinhard Wo

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...

Stuart Sutcliffe was small in stature; at times serious, but also knew how to enjoy himself and was always stylish. He also made dark sunglasses a tra

This pen & ink study, done by Stuart Sutcliffe, seems to certainly be an idea for a proposed three-dimensional project or sculpture. The ink ske...

To the artist, the sketchbook is more than a bundle of blank papers sandwiched between a front and a back cover; rather it’s an embryonic field wherei

This wonderful collection of thirty-six color images of The Beatles were taken at the Sahara in Las Vegas in 1964, seven John Lennon, four Paul McCart

This astonishing set of prints of The Beatles on stage in Las Vegas in 1964 was left to our consignor by a now deceased relative who took the photogra

From Feb. 23 through March 9, 1965 The Beatles were in the Bahamas filming scenes from their second movie; “Help!” There were many beach dwellers and

In this set of four, one-of-a-kind vintage, unpublished photos from The Beatles press conference in Minneapolis prior to their concert at Metropolitan

1965. Los Angeles radio legend, Dave Hull, a major Beatles booster at the height of Beatlemania, first interviewed the group during their summer ‘64 N

During their Montreal “Bed-In For Peace,” John Lennon & Yoko Ono are heard in this 22-minute telephone interview in May 28 1969, with New York d...

1981. Harrison is heard in conversation and on sitar for ten minutes in this one-of-a-kind audio cassette dating to the production of 1981’s “Time Ban

This most unusual, one-of-a-kind Beatles collectible has been tucked away for more than forty years by the original recipient who received it in 1965.

1967. Consisting of: 39 black & white 35mm negatives (sold with copyright), all previously unpublished, taken by lighting technician, John McCon...

1980. Lennon family friend Sam Green attests to the fact (in his notarized LOA) that John composed many of the songs that appeared on the LP “Double F

A medical record card completed on the front in blue ballpoint pen in an unknown hand with Last Name: “LENNON”, First Name: “JOHN”, Middle Name: “WINS

Here is Form MI, a United Kingdom Income Tax Claim By an Individual Who Is a Resident of the United States. This form, which lists Lennon as a “Partne

One of the more unusual Beatles-owned pieces of memorabilia we’ve had the good fortune to be able to offer has to be this caviar container dating to J

“Live in New York City” captures John Lennon’s last full-length concert performance, and was released in 1986. The album reached #41 on the charts, a

1980’s. Recorded in 1980; not released till three years later, “Milk and Honey” included the #5 hit song “Nobody Told Me”. It was certified gold on 4/

In June of 1985, John Lennon’s world famous psychedelic Rolls Royce sold in Sotheby’s for an earth shattering $2.3 million. The car had humble beginn

Members of The Beatles are seen here, in three of the following four photographs, prior to the first of two concerts at the Globe Theatre in Stockton-

In this Ian Wright photograph, Paul McCartney is seen backstage at the Globe Theatre in Stockton-on-Tees on November 22, 1963. The unpublished 11 x 14

In this Ian Wright photograph, John, Paul and Ringo are seen backstage at the Globe Theatre in Stockton-on-Tees on November 22, 1963. The unpublished

Beatlemania’s effect upon a teenaged girl is documented by Ian Wright in this photo taken during The Beatles’ appearance at The Globe Theatre on Novem

It’s always a nice surprise to see an outtake from the most famous gate-fold record ever made. This super 16 x 20” photograph is from the original neg

This wonderful close-up of a pensive John Lennon with his Martin D-28 guitar was taken by Paul Saltzman in 1968. A visual and descriptive documentatio

John Lennon and Yoko Ono are seen in these four limited edition photographs (1000 total) as they hold court, so to speak, from their stately Queen Eli

This collection of photos originated from the archives of paparazzi photographer, the late Vinnie Zuffante. Eleven of the photos feature either John o

Included here: two 6 x 7.5” and one 7.75 x 10” photos sold in the U.K. during 1963/64, 8 x 6” Nigel Dickson portrait, and two 8 x 10” shots of Ringo (

This pleasing image of John Lennon, making tea at Paul McCartney’s Liverpool home in April, 1963, was captured by renowned photographer Dezo Hoffman.

1964. A rarely seen preliminary running order sheet for The Beatles first Ed Sullivan Show appearance highlights this lot of CBS ephemera from Februar