The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

1964. Classic Beatles clutch bag is white with a patent leather brown strap handle. It’s made of soft “alligator” vinyl. 5.5 x 10”. EX/NM.

1964. This is a black zippered canvas shoulder bag with a 30” plastic strap. The front states “The Fabulous Beatles” and shows all Fab Four on front.

We are delighted to offer one of the super rarities of all (1964 fully licensed by NEMS) Beatles memorabilia; the school bag. This item is extremely h

1964. This is the standard size original 1960’s set of the classic nodders (a.k.a. car mascots). These are getting harder to find in sets with each pa

1964. A nice set of all four with the instruments! These 4” tall Remco car mascots always make for a great display no matter how many times you see th

1964. A nice example of The Beatles vinyl purse in fire-engine red. It’s made of heavy textured vinyl and has The Beatles logo and faces lithographed

1965. Without question, the most famous, most important and certainly, most historically significant Beatles concert was their August 15, 1965, appear

1966. This is a promotional ticket giveaway poster for the return visit of the Beatles to San Franciscos Candlestick Park on August 29th, 1966. A ter

1966. Check out this unused press box ticket for the next to last-ever Beatles concert! Besides the 1965 Shea Stadium concert (55,600), the Dodger Sta

1964. The Beatles made a triumphant return to New York City for a pair of sold-out concerts at the 16,000 seat Forest Hills Tennis Stadium in Queens o

1964. One of the most in-demand and rarest of all North American Beatles tickets is this one from the group’s final stop on the 1964 summer tour benef

Interesting lot of items surrounding the “concert of a lifetime”...The Beatles at Shea Stadium. Included are five 3 x 3” b&w photos of the pre...

1.5 x 2.5” stub from the 1965 New York concert that broke all sorts of records. “55,600 fans attended”, “$304,000 gross”, “Beatles take $160,000” etc.

1966. The Beatles’ concert at Cleveland Stadium on August 14, 1966, was the third stop on a 14 city tour of North America, a tour that would prove to

1963. This vintage handbill dates to the next-to-last stop on The Beatles first-ever nationwide U.K. tour. The Beatles visited twenty-five cities betw

1964. Though WSAI was the station that brought the Beatles to Cincinnati in ‘64 and ‘66, WCPO got in on the Beatles bandwagon as can be seen from this

1966. The August 18th concert held at Boston’s Suffolk Downs Racetrack was the seventh stop on The Beatles’ fourteen-city, final tour. The venue, usua

1964. Consisting of three tri-folded handbill / letters from Steel Pier Productions announcing the Atlantic City concert and ticket ordering instructi

1964. This popular ticket for the Beatles post-hurricane Dora concert at the Gator Bowl features the images of both WAPE’s “Big Ape” and the Fab Four

1966. The Beatles’ official portrait for 1966 is seen on this metal printing plate utilized in advertising the group’s August 18th concert at Suffolk