The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

1963-64. Highlights (and there were many) of the first year of British Beatlemania are documented in this collection of photos that were seen in newsp

1963-64. Highlights (and there were many) of the first year of British Beatlemania are documented in this collection of photos that were seen in newsp

1963. The Beatles are seen onstage at three Liverpool area ballroom appearances in this set of six photographs; three from Liverpool’s Grafton Rooms o

Encompassing the Beatles’ tour of The Netherlands, Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand are these fourteen photos; eight with drummer Jimmy Nicol, who

1964. A chronicle of Liverpool’s favorite sons historic first visit to America is revealed in this collection of images which appeared in newspapers a

1961-62. Onstage antics from Ringo, Johnny “Guitar” Byrne and Rory Storm’s showmanship are highlights of these original Dick Matthews photos from ball

Leading off this wonderful collection of Dick Matthews photos of some of Liverpool’s favorite groups are ten shots from 1961 of Billy J. Kramer &...

1970’s. The plaque on this white matte style award reads: “Presented To The Beatles To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Copies Of The Cap

The plaque on this “white-matte” style award reads: “Presented To The Beatles To Commemorate the Sale Of More Than One Million Copies Of The Capitol R

1990's. Released in early December ’65 and certified gold three weeks later on Christmas Eve, “Rubber Soul” spent six weeks at #1 and won a “Son...

“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

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

1962. The ink drawing depicts Stuart with wings and a halo atop a cloud and surrounded by angels. The drawing by close friend and fellow artist, Klaus

In this final page of a letter to Stuart’s mother, the fact that Astrid is recounting some of the songs the Beatles were performing dates this letter

In this set of six postcards, Klaus Voormann reflects upon his experiences with The Beatles during the group’s visits to Hamburg between 1960 and 1962

On this off white colored lined page sheet of notepaper, John has written an 11 line greeting and sentiment to his fans entitled “The Great Wok”. It

This Apple Records promotional photograph was used to promote Lennon’s 1974 solo LP release “Walls and Bridges”. The photo features a great Bob Gruen

Born in Los Angeles in 1950, artist Davo is anything but staid and conventional. Despite his deliberate efforts to “obliterate the painter’s touch,”

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com is honored to be able to offer a musical artifact with such a rich history; the upright grand piano from New York City’s Record P

Incredible photograph of Brian Jones is not often seen. The wonderful shot pictures Brian, with his mind possibly blown, reclining in the back of what

2004. Huge one-of-a-kind lenticular is 31 x 41” and pictures Paul in concert. The image “flashes” to a shot of the audience (mainly a girl with an “en

1998. From the Gartlan USA, Inc. company comes this incredibly detailed John Lennon figurine. John is sitting perched on a wall and attired in his “N.

An astonishing, prototype Sgt. Pepper LP cover lenticular flasher display. The Vari-Vue Company, from Mt. Vernon, New York, was one of the only three

In October of 1963, The Beatles expanded their international horizons and made their way to Sweden for what would be the band’s first European tour ou

This elaborate assortment of birthday cards was created for Colin, a fellow student of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in Rishikesh, India who was there wit

This is an early promotional photocard, and one of the very first Beatles promo cards ever introduced, which features a nice pose of the group in thei

In early October of 1962, The Beatles released their first single on Parlophone Records entitled “Love Me Do”, which went to #17 on the British charts

1966-67. Each member of The Beatles has signed a receipt for goods or services. John Lennon has signed a receipt from Studio Jeunesse in London, after

Here is John Lennon’s biting response on a postcard to an article in the “Raver” column of “Melody Maker” magazine. This is written in black felt tip

On an index card measuring 5 x 3”, John Lennon has signed beautifully in blue felt tip pen and has added “74”. Additionally, he has drawn a bird to th

c.2000. Julian Lennon has beautifully penned the lyrics to his 1984 debut top ten hit, “Valotte,” in black calligrapher’s pen. The writing was origina

Four original concert programs from the pre-U.S.A. invasion: 1) The Beatles Show program from Autumn 1963 11/1 to 12/13. Program has the first night o

From Ringo’s Third World Tour in 1995, you get two backstage sticker passes, a letter from the Saint Louis Fair responding for ticket requests, a full

Nice and vintage mixed lot contains: 1) A VJ Records catalog (6 x 10”). 2) Two different Beatles Ltd. from 1965 and 1966. The 1966 program has a small

1964. The Beatles played a pair of concerts in Northern Ireland at the Balmoral King’s Hall Showground on November 2nd; a date that was originally set

Two stubs from The Beatle’s famous U.K. Christmas concerts! 1) stub from the Astoria in Finsbury Park on 1/3/64 that is 1.5 x 2.25”. 2) stub from the

1965. Original American one sheet poster for The Beatles double feature (you remember them, don’t you?). Split graphics make this a great two-for-one

From the original United Artists release in 1970, this is a gigantic 81 x 81” six sheet poster for The Beatles swan-song; “Let It Be”. The graphics st

1990. From another of P.M.’s huge concert comeback tours, comes this tuxedo style white jacket. It’s screen printed on the back and lapel with the Sea

Unusual 23 x 30” Dutch poster from the original 1970 release for “Let It Be”. This comes factory folded and is unused. NM. See our other lots in this

This hardback copy of “The English Gentleman” by Douglas Sutherland was presented as a gift from Lennon to a close friend in 1978. It is signed and i

Here is a receipt (a customer’s carbon copy) from Cave Photographic Ltd. dated January 27, 1967. This is receipt for some posters, photos and sketches

Here is Astrid Kirchherr promo photograph taken in the fall of 1962, featuring John Lennon sitting in a wicker rocking chair, Astrid, a German photogr

Here is a copy of ‘The Beatles Book Monthly’ No. 3, from October 1963, which features a photo of the Beatles frolicking in a pool on the front cover.

These items were given to “Magic Alex” Mardas by John Lennon: brass door plaque, perspex case, pin, shirt, calendar, two “War Is Over” flyers. Please

On this, the reverse of an early Beatles fan club promo card featuring a shot of John Lennon (that he thought looked like a mug shot), he has written

As part of the album packaging, every Beatles “White Album” contained some extra goodies, including a folded poster containing an assortment of new an

A larger off white colored autograph album page, measuring 5 x 5”, which has been signed by all four members of The Beatles in blue ballpoint pen. Pa

1963. The Beatles UK national fan club secretary, Freda Kelly, who held that position from 1962 until the club’s dissolution in 1970, explains in her

1962. The photograph of George with fellow rocker Joe Brown’s guitar was taken by Mike McCartney at the Tower Ballroom, New Brighton on July 27th when

1966. Culled from a British fan’s autograph book are these strands of hair from the head of the Beatle known as the “cute one,” Paul McCartney. The fa

The vintage photograph, printed from the original negative, captures The Beatles in glorious color during their first Ed Sullivan Show appearance on F

Paul McCartney and George Martin decided to make a limited edition series of lithographs and sign them, with the proceeds going to Martin’s cherished

1969. Tommy Smothers and LSD guru Dr. Timothy Leary are among the guest seen visiting John Lennon & Yoko Ono on June 1, 1969, during their secon...

On August 1, 1965 the Beatles made their only British television appearance to promote their new movie “Help!”. They performed live at the ABC Theatr

An admission ticket stub for a performance The Beatles did on June 22, 1963 in Abergavenny which has been signed on the reverse by George Harrison, Ri

Both have signed this light green colored autograph album page very nicely in black ballpoint pen. John has written “Love to Julie from the Beatles” a

An extremely rare Beatles signed illustrated handbill for their performances during the week of July 22, 1963. All have signed in various shades of bl

The signatures on this “Help!” program were obtained at the World Premiere of the movie, which was held at the London Pavilion in Piccadilly Circus on

A color promotional postcard which features a photo of Paul and Linda McCartney. Paul has signed beautifully in blue sharpie marker. This signature da

A black & white photograph of The Beatles taken during the filming of their first movie “A Hard Days’ Night”. The reverse of this photo has bee...

Just over 40 years ago the Beatles released their masterpiece, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. Since that time only a handful of “Sgt. Peppe

1969. Promotional poster for George’s first “A-Side” hit single...”Something” and the sinister Lennon /McCartney tune “Come Together” which gave “Some

This 4 x 6” black & white photo has been signed in gray marker “Love...Linda McCartney”. EX.

Stunning 22 x 30” lithograph by artist David King done in 1968, pictures an over-sized edition of “Mersey Beat” that pictures the Pete Best Beatles li

Vintage 1970’s 8 x 10” color photo is signed by Linda McCartney in blue marker. EX.

This commercially produced John Lennon designed Christmas card is signed on the inside by Yoko Ono (who also signs young Sean’s name). Signed “To Phil

A color hand tinted magazine print photo which features an image of The Beatles leaping into the air, with instruments (except Ringo, who is empty han

Sharp 10 x 15" black and white photo of Paul McCartney in the studio during the recording of 1982's "Tug Of War;" the same image ...

Here is an Atlantic Records 8” x 10” black & white promo photo of Ringo from the late 1970’s. Ringo has signed the photo very nicely in blue ba...

This stark 30 x 40” oil painting was done by Sutcliffe circa 1959/60 (his later Liverpool era). It’s heavily textured paint on a masonite panel. Stuar

c.1959/60. From his Liverpool days comes one of Stuart’s most accomplished pieces: A large 40 x 50” abstract oil painting that was stretched and custo