The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

“Revolver” coincided with the Beatles North American Tour, yet no songs from the album were performed. The album was released in August 1966 and cert

Originally from the collection of Alex Mardas, better known as "Magic Alex," (head of the Beatles' short-lived Apple Electronics ventu...

1974. A rarely seen “Listen To This...” promotional item from the “Walls & Bridges” publicity blitz of 1974 is this thick cardboard, expandable ...

1974. Included here: 1) very scarce “Walls & Bridges” press kit includes a “Listen To This Interview” sheet; 8 x 10” “Listen To This Photo” (two...

Here are the first and second Christmas flexi-discs (in their sleeves) from 1963 and 1964. The ‘64 disc includes the newsletter-designed-as-a-Christma

Nine full color sleeves from the original Capitol issues. Includes: Yesterday/Act Naturally (2) We Can Work It Out/Day Tripper, Nowhere Man/What Goes

1964. The British Pyx Record Tote (8 x 8” vinyl cover with 24 clear plastic sleeves inside) was only made in the U.K. Fairly uncommon as well. VG/EX.

The Beatles historic conquest of America is often attributed to their live television appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show during February, 1964. While

Paul has signed the front cover of this copy of The Beatles’ LP “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” very nicely at the top in black sharpie marker

Here is a box for The Beatles’ CD release entitled ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’. Paul has signed the front of the box very nicely at the