The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

1968. For your perusal, here is a great looking (and extremely scarce) British poster featuring the now famous John Kelly portraits that were include

Here’s an original British poster from 1968 promoting The Beatles single “Hey Jude” backed with “Revolution” Printed by Splash posters and designed b

British “Extra, Extra, read all about it!” type posters were on display every day all over the U.K. to sell newspapers, of course. This one has a ver

1963. This fabulous poster (the only example we’ve ever seen) from summer ‘63 pinpoints a period in pop music where a “changing of the guard” was jus

1967. One of the rarest of all Beatles related Capitol Records promotional items is this Lucite letter opener. Seen embedded in the handle are four

1968. Since 1955, members of the “British Academy of Composers and Songwriters” have annually selected recipients of the prestigious Ivor Novello awar

1968/69. Mod n’ thick corduroy jacket from the Beatles own retail store, The Apple Boutique in England. The jacket has a lining that pictures the ca

1964. Neat-o lot of ten mini guitars that are replicas of the larger Mastro versions in the same color and plastic! Each one is 5” long and has grea

1964. Lively 4 x 10” package contains one Beatles nylon headband. This is the Australian version and it is so noted on the package. NM and sealed.

1964. Here’s your chance to own one of the most popular and rare pieces of vintage Beatles memorabilia! There is still speculation as to how many reco

8 x 11”. 1964 ad sheet has some classic Beatles items like the beach hat, sweat shirt, knit shirt and the ever cryptic “I.A.B.W.Y.E.” pen. This shee

1964. To say that we have the rarest of all Beatle wigs (“you know, the one that’s made with Crylor?”) may sound peculiar to the people on outside wo

c.1970. A rarely seen item from Japan is this very slick looking, litho printed Pepsi soda can. A clever tie-in with Yamaha Electronics urges the co

1964. This is an actual vintage label attached to a substitute can of spray. The label pictures all four Beatles and is that great 1960’s pale pink

The underside of this dish reads “1964, Made in England by Weatheby of Hanley exclusively for Ross of Mayfair.” Another rarely seen U.K. ceramic Beat

1964. From Clevedon Confectionery Company in Blackpool England came these little 3” inch records made of real licorice. Each one comes in a paper “4

1964. These scalloped edged dishes with painted gold trim were produced in Great Britain by Washington Pottery. Quite scarce! 4 5/8” in diameter.

1964. This is a vintage lot of ten uncut pre-processed (no plastic coating) sheets that were used to make the Beatles flasher/lenticular rings. Unco

1963. To be used only during those special Beatles dining occasions is one of the earliest licensed Beatles items (or at least one of the very few th

1964. This is the complete 60 card set, made by the A & BC Confectionery Company in the U.K. It’s not easy to find a complete set of these 2 x...

Three sealed packs of vintage 1964 Beatles gum cards made by A. & B.C. in the U.K. These are the 1st series cards; each pack containing two card...

Five unused sheets of 8 x 10” postage-sized stamps picturing b&w portrait shots of The Beatles. This comes in the original simple cardboard cou...

The plaque on this white matte style RIAA award reads: “Presented To The Beatles To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than One Million Dollars Worth Of The

1969. A trial dye transfer print of the famous back cover for Abbey Road. Dye transfers are light years beyond the quality of any photographic print.

1969. This one-of-a-kind 12 x 12” mock-up of the “Abbey Road” album cover was presented to The Beatles for approval prior to final printing. Features

1966. The first public appearance of a color photograph from the infamous ‘Butcher’ cover session by Robert Whittaker was published on the cover of t

May 24, 1964. Bet ya didn’t know this tabloid went back this far, and with The Beatles as its target! Cover story features the fractured relationship

1964-65. From St. Louis radio station KX-OK comes the following: 1) A 30-pg. book of Dezo Hoffman photos originally published in the U.K. in 1963 a

Nineteen different vintage copies of the classic Beatle Monthly Books from 1964 through 1967. 6 x 9” each. Also included in this lot is a vintage 8

A collection of 6 vintage British Magazines featuring The Beatles including 5 issues of New Musical Express and 2 issues of Fabulous 208

1968. Truly remarkable content abounds in this handwritten letter from “Paul and the Mop Tops.” Consisting of a two-page handwritten letter from Paul

1968/69. Here is the black version of the Apple Records promotional mirror (which is the harder to find color variation). It was made in very limited

Circa 1968/69. Here is another quite uncommon made-for-friends-and-employees-only Christmas gift from The Beatles Apple Corp. It’s a hollow brass appl

1968. A very rare one from Saville Road: An Apple Corps. greeting card. The 4 x 5” card has a felt rectangle attached to the front and an apple print

1968/69. From Saville Row, a gift to smoking employees and friends; four packs of Apple matches. These come sealed, with a label that says: “Wishing y

1976. This unusual record company promo card for George’s “33 & 1/3” album is embossed with a very authentic looking; but, nonetheless, facsimil...

1976. Promo sunglasses for George’s “33 & 1/3rd” LP on Dark Horse Records. Plastic mirror glasses are still sealed as well. Mint.

This is the original Dark Horse Records company mock-up for what was to be George Harrison’s “33 & 1/3rd” LP in 1976. The “album” is made up of ...

A pair of promotional posters from Beatles George Harrison.

George’s first and only North American Tour was a total of 30 dates starting on 11/2/74. The caravan was titled “George Harrison & Friends” as B...

1964. From the Budd Hellawell collection comes this second known example of the 22 x 8.5” banner poster announcing the arrival of Beatle Shirts by Pur

1964. Another extreme rarity from the Budd Hellawell collection is this large, 23.5 x 36.5” poster advertising the arrival of Beatle shirts from Purit

1964. In our previous auction, we offered the first known example of an easel-backed counter display from the 1964 Beatles Puritan Fashions Corp. prom

1964. The large 12 x 18” mailer from Puritan Fashions Corp. was used to ship the two posters, cardboard counter display and presumably, various Purita

1963-65. Contained in this collection from the files of Budd Hellawell’s BUDD PRODUCTIONS is a wealth of nearly ninety documents, contacts, agreements

1964. On the reverse of these press photos are news agency credits, titles and story copy meant to run in conjunction with the photos. Subjects includ

1965. In these one-of-a-kind, vintage photographs, Paul is seen in three close-ups at the Minneapolis press conference preceding The Beatles’ August 2

1965. George Orsino was a commercial photographer, that by a set of circumstances, found himself in the teenage (and media) tornado of the August 15th

1965. A image from the August 21, 1965, Minneapolis concert, attended by 25,000 screaming fans, highlights this collection of four 8 x 10’s and two 4

The most iconic photo of Lennon ever taken is signed on the bottom border by his photographer and friend, Bob Gruen. Gruen signed in black fine point