The Las Vegas Beatles Memorabilia Auction

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