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B40890 – Beatles 1966 San Francisco Candlestick Park Unused Complete Concert Ticket (USA)
£1,500.00Add to basketAn original unused complete concert ticket from a performance by The Beatles at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, California on 29th August 1966. The was the group’s last ever concert performance. Bleachers Admission. Seat 815.
The ticket measures 14.5cm x 6.5cm (5.75 inches x 2.5 inches). The condition is excellent.
B45952 – Beatles George Harrison 1963 Autograph (UK)
£850.00Add to basketPart of a page taken from an autograph book signed by George Harrison in blue ballpoint pen. The signature dates to 1963.
The paper measures 10cm x 5cm (3.9 inches x 1.9 inches). The condition is excellent.B45946 – Paul McCartney 1959 Liverpool Institute Signature (UK)
£2,950.00Add to basketPart of the cover taken from Paul McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute Geography book from the period when he was in form AM2. The cover piece has been signed by Paul McCartney who has also added his form AM2 next to his signature. He has signed his name J.P McCartney (James Paul McCartney).
The piece of the exercise book cover measures 9cm x 3.25cm (3.25 inches x 1.25 inches). The condition is very good.B45790 – The Beatles Neil Aspinall Signed Promotional Photograph (UK)
£450.00Read moreAn original black and white promotional photograph of The Beatles that has been signed by Neil Aspinall on behalf of The Beatles in blue pen. He has signed three times for John Lennon, twice on the back and once on the front of the photograph.
The photograph measures 21.5cm x 16.5cm (8.4 inches x 6.4 inches). There is some wear and small creases around the edges and corners. The condition is very good.
B45893 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience 1967 Aldershot Handbill (UK)
£650.00Add to basketAn original handbill that was issued to promote the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Walker Brothers and Cat Stevens performance that took place at the ABC Theatre, Aldershot, England on 27th April 1967.
The handbill measures 14cm x 23.75cm (5.5 inches x 9.3 inches). The booking form is missing, the handbill has been previously folded and there is wear to the edges. The condition is very good minus.
B45892 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience 1967 Southampton Handbill (UK)
£1,500.00Add to basketAn original handbill that was issued to promote the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Walker Brothers and Cat Stevens performance that took place at the Gaumont Theatre, Southampton, England on 12th April 1967.
The handbill measures 14cm x 29cm (5.5 inches x 11.4 inches). It has some minor discolouration at the bottom. The condition is very good plus.
B45891 – The Beatles 1963 Gaumont Southampton Handbill (UK)
£1,295.00Add to basketA handbill that was used to promote The Beatles performance that took place at the Gaumont Theatre, Southampton, England on 20th May 1963.
The handbill measures 25.5cm x 18cm (10 inches x 7 inches). It has some writing on the front, staining on the bottom and has been previously folded leaving horizontal and vertical crease lines. The condition is very good minus.
B45889 – Kate Bush 1984 Signed Letter (UK)
£450.00Add to basketA piece of Kate Bush letterhead paper on which there is a typed letter that reads:-
‘Dear Pauline,
Many thanks for the lovely plate and hanger – you are very kind to always remember me on my Birthday.
I hope you and all the family are well and happy.’
Kate Bush has signed the letter in blue ballpoint pen, adding the word ‘love’ before her name.
Accompanied by the original mailing envelope which is postmarked DARTFORD KENT 21st August 1984.
The envelope measures 22cm x 11cm (8.6 inches x 4.25 inches).
The letter measures 21cm x 21cm (8.25 inches x 8.25 inches). It has been folded horizontally across the centre to fit into the envelope. The condition is excellent.
B45884 – Queen Signed Coutts And Co 1979 Cheques (UK)
£3,450.00Add to basketA collection of three Coutts And Co London cheques which have been signed by Queen. The collection consists of:
A Coutts and Co cheque dated 18th September 1979 made payable to Nikki Billyeald for £200.00 from the Queen Productions Ltd bank account. It has been signed by Freddie Mercury in blue ball point pen and John Deacon in black ballpoint pen.
A Coutts and Co cheque dated the 7th February 1979 made payable to Star Business Machines Ltd. for £724.94 from the Queen Productions Ltd. bank account. It has been signed by Brian May and John Deacon in blue ballpoint pen.
A Coutts and Co cheque dated the 8th October made payable to the photographer Christopher Hopper for £440.68 from the Queen Productions Ltd. bank account. It has been signed by John Deacon in blue pen and Roger Taylor in black ballpoint pen.
Each cheque measures 19cm x 10cm (7.5 inches x 4 inches). The condition is excellent.
B45877 – Taylor Swift 2022 Autographed Midnights CD Album Insert (UK)
£695.00Add to basketA 2022 Taylor Swift ‘Midnight’ CD album autographed on the insert by Taylor Swift in back felt tipped pen. The CDs were sold in limited quantities through Taylor’s official website.
The insert measures 12cm x 12cm (4.75 inches x 4.75 inches). The condition is excellent.
B45875 – John Lennon Yoko Ono Flyer for ‘Unfinished Painting & Objects’ Exhibition Indica Gallery (UK)
£2,500.00Add to basketAn original flyer for Yoko Ono’s exhibition ‘Unfinished Painting & Objects’ held at the Indica Gallery, Masons Yard, London on the 7th November 1966. The gallery was co-owned by the then husband of Marianne Faithfull, John Dunbar, musician Peter Asher and writer Barry Miles. The occasion is significant in Beatles history because it is the date when John and Yoko first met. Dunbar invited his friend, John Lennon, to the gallery to see the exhibition the day before it opened. Yoko first approached John with a card that read ‘breathe’ to which John replied with a pant. Whilst browsing the exhibition a particular piece caught his eye, a ladder that led up to a canvas on the ceiling bearing a single tiny word which required the viewer to use a magnifying glass. During an interview in 1971 with Rolling Stone, John recalled his meeting with Yoko during the exhibition: ‘I felt relieved. It’s a great relief when you get up the ladder and you look through the spyglass and it doesn’t say ‘no’ or ‘fuck you’ or something, it said ‘yes.’ With John’s interest piqued, Yoko led John to her piece ‘Painting to Hammer a Nail In’, John was eager to participate however Yoko was reluctant as she didn’t want him to ruin the work before the exhibition was officially open. She asked him to pay five shillings per nail, but instead the two agreed that Lennon would pay imaginary money to hammer an imaginary nail. John told Playboy shortly before his death, ‘and that’s when we really met. That’s when we locked eyes and she got it and I got it.’ Provenance: the flyer comes directly from the person who attended Yoko Ono’s exhibition and collected the item at the event. The flyer has various fold lines which when matched reveal the exhibition title, date and location.
The flyer measures 22.3cm x 20cm (8.8 inches x 7.9 inches). There are several other crease lines and some discolouration to the left and right edges. There is a 3cm split to the centre fold and a 0.7cm tear to the right edge. The condition is very good. This item comes with a signed certificate of authenticity on Tracks Ltd. letterhead which acts as a lifetime money back guarantee.
B45874 – Paul Simon 1965 Signed Performance Receipt Homeward Bound (UK)
£695.00Add to basketA receipt for the Paul Simon performance that took place at the Manor Bird Folk Sing Club, Warrington, England on 8th September 1965 that has been signed by Paul Simon in black ballpoint pen. During the northern leg of his 1965 UK tour Paul Simon stayed with Geoff Speed, the gentleman that booked Paul to play the concerts at his parent’s home in Widnes, England and Geoff would drive Paul to performances or drop him at Widnes train station to travel to a performance. It is at this very station that Paul Simon is said to have written part of his song ‘Homeward Bound’.
Provenance: the receipt comes with a letter from the previous owner that reads ‘He stayed with Geoff Speed and his parent’s in Widnes for a few nights When he was leaving Geoff drove Paul to Widnes Station. He was on his way to Hull to play the Watertons Club. Geoff says that when he dropped Paul off at the station, the train was already in and he had to run to catch it. To say that ‘Homeward Bound’ was written on Widnes station isn’t strictly true’.
The receipt measures 11.25cm x 7.6cm (4.45 inches x 3 inches). The condition is very good. This item comes with a signed certificate of authenticity on Tracks Ltd. letterhead which acts as a lifetime money back guarantee.