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The Beatles: The White Album No A16442, with lyric sheet and four colour photographs

A rare mono 7 inch Emidisc acetate recording of the 1969 Beatles song ‘Teddy Boy’. Running time 5 minutes 35 seconds. The acetate is date stamped on the label 25th January 1969. It was cut by EMI employee Richard John Langham. This version of the song was recorded at Apple Studios, London on 24th January 1969 during the ‘Let It Be’ sessions. The track was not included on the final album release but was included on the unreleased Glyn Johns cut of The Beatles album ‘Get Back’. Provenance: the acetate was formerly the property of Derek Taylor who subsequently gave it to the music journalist Roy Carr. The acetate looks in very good condition plus. It plays excellent.

A typed letter addressed to Mr Groves at the National Westminster Bank, London requesting a banker’s draft be made to Polden, Bishop & Gale from Apple Corps Limited. It has been signed by George Harrison at the bottom. The letter is dated 5th March 1970, just a month before the break-up of The Beatles. The letter measures 20cm x 25.5cm (7.8 inches x 10 inches). There are small creases across the surface and the top right corner has been folded. The page is hole punched on the left side and part of the letter has been underlined in pink felt tip. The condition is very good.

A vinyl copy of The Beatles compilation album ‘The Early Years’ featuring Tony Sheridan signed by Sheridan on the back cover in black marker pen. There is light wear and small creases around the edges of the sleeve and some marks to the surface. The ink from part of the signature has smudged. The condition is very good.

An original sixties colour photograph of John Lennon taken by Linda McCartney during recording for the album ‘Abbey Road’ at EMI Studios on the 8th August 1969. Earlier in the day The Beatles had a photo shoot with Iain Macmillan outside the studios for the cover of the ‘Abbey Road’ album. The photograph measures 9cm x 12.5cm (3.5 inches x 5 inches). There is a vertical crease toward the left side along with an ink stain to the bottom edge. There is some wear to the corners. The condition is very good.

A modern black and white photograph of John Lennon performing with The Beatles at the Top Ten Club, Hamburg in 1961. It is signed by the photographer Jürgen Vollmer in silver pen. The photograph measures 20.5cm x 27cm (8 inches x 10.6 inches). The ink has smudged right at the end of the signature and there are light surface marks. The condition is near mint.

An original Apple Corps Ltd. compliments slip signed by Derek Taylor in pencil. The company address is printed across the bottom as ‘27 Ovington Square, London, SW3 1LJ’. Derek Taylor was The Beatles press officer from 1968 – 1970. He also returned to work for Apple later in his life. The Apple compliments slip is accompanied by an original Warner Bros Records compliments card. The message printed inside reads: ‘With Compliments Derek Taylor’. The company address is printed along the bottom as 3300 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, 91505’ and there is a Warner Bros Records logo on the front of the card. Derek Taylor began working for Warner Bros in the 1970s and served as the Vice President of marketing/creative services from the mid-seventies until leaving the company in 1978. The compliments slip measures 20.5cm x 10cm (8 inches x 3.9 inches). It has three small pin holes and light marks across the surface. The condition is very good plus. The Warner Bros card measures 10cm x 7.5cm (3.9 inches x 2.9 inches). There is light wear along the spine and corners and small marks on the surface. The condition is very good.

A page taken from an autograph book which has been signed by John Lennon in black felt tipped pen. Provenance: according to the vendor the signature was obtained on at the Odeon Theatre, Hammersmith, London on 24th December 1964 on the opening night of The Beatles Christmas Show series of concerts. The page measures 15cm x 10.5cm (6 inches x 4.15 inches). There are some light marks on the page in various places. The condition is very good.

An original sixties contact sheet bearing images of The Beatles taken by Bruce McBroom on the 9th April 1969. This was the group’s penultimate photo session, they were photographed at the Madingley Club, London and then at 4 Ducks Walk where The Beatles boarded a boat on the River Thames. The contact sheet has been cut into four sections. The largest section of the contact sheet measures 29cm x 10.5cm (11.5 inches x 4 inches). There is creasing and wear to each piece with a 4cm tear to the bottom edge of the large section which has been repaired on the reverse with tape. The condition is very good minus.

An original sixties colour photograph of two people stood in front of the Abbey Road street sign which was featured on the back cover of The Beatles ‘Abbey Road’ album. During the photo shoot by Iain Macmillan for the cover of the album Iain took a photograph of the Abbey Road street sign which was situated on the south west corner of Abbey Road at the junction with Alexandra Road. The photograph measures 9cm x 9cm (3.5 inches x 3.5 inches). The condition is very good plus.

A contact sheet bearing 8 black and white photographs of John Lennon taken by Linda McCartney in the control room of Studio Two, EMI Studios in October 1968 during the recording of The Beatles’ ‘White Album’. The contact sheet has been mounted onto a piece of thick card and, therefore, it is not possible to determine the age of the item. The contact sheet measures 20.75cm x 28cm (8 inches x 11 inches). There is creasing to the top right corner. The condition is very good.

An extremely rare low numbered stereo vinyl pressing of The Beatles White Album. PCS 7067. It is number 0000012. The minimalistic sleeve design was conceived by Richard Hamilton who not only suggested this approach but also the idea of the consecutively numbered sleeves which would ironically give a limited edition feel to a potentially multi-million selling record. Very few copies of the album with this low a number have surfaced on to the market. Provenance: the album was given by George and Pattie Harrison one afternoon in 1968 when the couple called round to the vendor’s flat in London. It comes with a letter of authenticity which reads: 'In the sixties I was a fashion photographer in London. I'd known Pattie Boyd for some time and I was at her mews flat just off Hyde Park Corner one evening in 1964. The phone rang, I answered it, and it was George Harrison calling from the USA where The Beatles were touring. When he got back we met and became friends. Over the course of the next few years we saw quite a lot of each other at restaurants, clubs like Tramp and Crazy E, my flat in London, their house in Esher, later on Friar Park. A few anecdotes: George took me to recording studios. He gave me a 12-string guitar. One night he came round to the flat with John and Paul! George bought me a jacket from Granny Takes A Trip in the Kings Road We were in the 'All You Need Is Love' video! They sometimes brought the latest releases and, for instance, I had a treasured acetate demo of Across The Universe which got played so much the stylus nearly went through it. But then, they weren't very tough. There was a low number copy of the White Album that they'd brought round to the flat one day and when I spoke to George on the phone I mentioned I had it, he said – ‘keep it, it's yours’. It is this copy of the White Album, number 0000012, given to me by George and Pattie, that I have consigned to the Tracks auction beginning on the 21st February 2025.'The record does not come with black inners, poster and the four photographs. The condition of the labels is very good. There are numerous light surface marks over all four sides of the vinyl. The condition of the vinyl is very good minus. The sleeve has a spine split along the tope edge, ring wear, and several creases to the front and reverse covers. There are also crease marks to all four edges. The condition is good.

An original sixties colour photograph of The Beatles and Yoko Ono taken by Linda McCartney on the 30th April 1969. The session took place in the garden of Paul McCartney’s home at Cavendish Avenue for the cover of The Beatles’ single ‘The Ballad of John and Yoko’. The photograph measures 9cm x 12.7cm (3.5 inches x 5 inches). There is a handwritten note on the reverse. The condition is very good.

A black and white photograph of The Beatles that has been signed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg. He has added ‘Good luck’ before the autograph. Michael-Lindsay Hogg was a well-known director who directed promotional films for the Rolling Stones and The Beatles, most notably the ‘Let It Be’ documentary. The photograph measures 18cm x 13cm (7 inches x 5.1 inches). The condition is mint.

An original sixties black and white photograph of The Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Provenance: comes from the estate of Brian Epstein and accompanied by a letter of provenance from Brian’s nephew. The photograph measures 9cm x 13.75cm (3.5 inches x 5.4 inches). The condition is excellent.

An envelope signed by The Beatles Fan Club secretary Freda Kelly in blue ballpoint pen. Printed on the envelope are the words “A Piece of JOHN LENNON’s own personal shirt.” By Freda Kelly (Miss.) THE NATIONAL FAN CLUB SECRETARY. The envelope contains a piece of John’s Lennon shirt which was sent by Freda to a Beatles fan in the 1960s. The envelope measures 15cm x 9cm (5.9 inches x 3.5 inches). The piece of shirt measures 10.5cm x 12.5cm (5 inches x 4.25 inches). The condition is excellent.

A Beatles promotional card with facsimile Beatles signatures on the front. It has been signed by George Harrison’s mother, Louise Harrison, on the reverse. Louise has written ‘Best Wishes Louise Harrison Glad you enjoyed the Show’ on the back of the card. She has also attached a piece of George’s clothing under her signature with tape. The card was sent to a Beatles fan after she wrote to Louise in 1964. Provenance: accompanied by a letter from the original recipient that reads: ‘I wrote to her after I had been to the concert in the ABC Lothian Road Edinburgh on 29th April 1964, I was 12 years old 13 years in June, my older sister camped out over night to get tickets’. The promotional card measures 8.8cm x 13.8cm (3.5 inches x 5.5 inches). The condition is very good.

A clipped piece of a Beatles Fan Club card featuring a facsimile George Harrison signature on the front that was sent to the Brazilian Beatles fan Lizzie Bravo during her stay in London in the sixties. Lizzie arrived in London in February 1967 with a burning desire to meet The Beatles. She met and photographed John, Paul, George and Ringo on numerous occasions over the period 1967 – 1969 and built up a friendly relationship with the group and with John in particular. Lizzie, along with her friend Gayleen, was asked by Paul McCartney to sing backing vocals on The Beatles track ‘Across The Universe’. The card has been signed on the reverse by George Harrison’s mother Louise Harrison in blue ballpoint pen. Louise has written ‘Love To Lizzie From Louise’. Provenance: from the estate of Lizzie Bravo, backing singer on ‘Across The Universe’, author of From Rio To Abbey Road. Accompanied by a letter of provenance from Lizzie’s daughter Marya Bravo. The piece of fan club card measures 8.75cm x 6.7cm (3.5 inches x 2.6 inches). The condition is very good plus.

A original Beatles (U.S.A.) Limited stock certificate. The company was set up in 1964 by Brian Epstein to control The Beatles business affairs in North America. The board of directors comprised of Brian Epstein, Walter Hofer and Sandra Hofer. The certificate is numbered thirteen. The stock certificate measures 28cm x 20cm (11 inches x 7.8 inches). The condition is near mint.

An original sixties black and white photograph of The Beatles taken at the photographic studio of Albert Marrion in Wallasey, Merseyside on the 17th December 1961. This was the group’s first ever professional photo shoot and was paid for by Brian Epstein who had telephoned Albert to ask if he could photograph the group as he had taken the wedding photos for Brian’s brother Clive Epstein. Marrion recalled: ‘At first, I was reluctant to accept the task. We were primarily a portrait and wedding studio. In fact, the reason Epstein called me was I had been the photographer for his brother Clive’s wedding.’ Albert took about thirty photographs of the Beatles but discarded all but sixteen negatives because many showed Lennon and McCartney acting up and spoiling the pose. No doubt, those negatives should have been kept, looking back. One of the images later became famous when it appeared on the front cover of Mersey Beat magazine in January 1962 and was used for promotional cards. The photograph measures 21cm x 16.5cm (8.3 inches x 6.5 inches). The condition is very good.

A UK pressing of The Beatles album ‘Revolver’ which has been signed by the cover designer Klaus Voorman on the front of the sleeve in black marker pen. There is some wear and creasing around the edges of the sleeve and an imprint of the record inside can be seen. The condition is very good.

An original sixties black and white snapshot photograph of John Lennon taken by a fan at John’s Weybridge home Kenwood in summer 1967. It has been signed on the front by John Lennon in blue ballpoint pen. The photograph was taken and the autograph was collected by the same avid Beatles fan who visited the group’s homes on a number of occasions in the late 1960s. The fan recalled that, ‘They were pretty relaxed about posing for photographs on their own front doorsteps, the first time one of The Beatles opened their door I nearly fainted’. The signature dates to summer 1967. The photograph measures 8.5cm x 9cm (3.25 inches x 3.5 inches). It has been trimmed very slightly on the right edge, signature is faint. The condition is very good.

An original flyer for an exhibition of Czechslovak Graphic Art which has been signed by The Beatles in ballpoint pen. The autographs were obtained in Sheffield on 2nd March 1963 when the group were in the city to perform at the City Hall on the bill of the Helen Shapiro UK tour. The reverse side of the flyer has been signed by Helen Shapiro, Danny Williams and Kenny Lynch all of whom were on the same bill. Provenance: accompanied by a letter of authenticity from the original recipient that reads: ‘My friend and I were on an outing from school to the Sheffield Graves Art Gallery, Surrey Street. It was an exhibition of Czechoslovakian graphic art and being twelve years old we were starting to get bored. We knew that the Beatles were in Sheffield to play a concert at the City Hall. We went round the back of the City Hall and then went round to the front of the Grand Hotel where we knew the group were staying. As we reached the hotel we saw the Beatles on the steps and approached them for the autographs’. The flyer measures 10.5cm x 18.25cm (4.1 inches x 7.2 inches). The condition is good.

An original rare membership card for the 2i’s Coffee Club. It is date stamped 1 Feb 1962 on the reverse. The address is printed across the top as ’59, Old Crompton Street, London, W1.’ The 2i's Coffee Club first opened as a coffee shop in the 1950s by the Irani brothers, it changed ownership and became a notable music venue for skiffle groups and discovering new rock artists. Several groups had residency’s including The Vipers, Tommy Steele, The Vagabonds, Cliff Richard & The Drifters and more. In Beatles folklore, the 2i’s Coffee Club is legendary for being the place where Alan William first met German promoter Bruno Koschmider. In mid-1960 Alan William drove to London to try and drum up business in the 2i’s Coffee Club in Soho. In what Williams later described as a ‘million to one chance’, sat in the 2i's on the same night as he arrived in London was Bruno Koschmider. Koschmider wanted to book UK rock ‘n roll bands to play in his club in Hamburg, William was able to supply them. Allan subsequently described the meeting as like ‘Stanley meeting Livingstone’. First he arranged with Koschmider a series of bookings for Derry And The Seniors to play in the Kaiserkeller, followed by a series of bookings for The Beatles to play at the Indra, Hamburg. Paul McCartney commented, ‘What happened was some fella came over from Hamburg wanted rock ‘n roll groups and somehow he got the idea that they were all in London at the 2i’s and someone at the 2i’s, I think, said there were also a couple of groups in Liverpool so Alan Williams became the agent for all the Liverpool groups.’ John, Paul, George, Stu and Pete were on their way… The membership card measures 7cm x 4.5cm (2.7 inches x 1.7 inches). There is light wear to the edges and small creases around the corners, with some small marks on the reverse. The card has been signed on the front in pen. The condition is very good.

The Beatles Anthology, by The Beatles, sealed in a plastic cover, Another Side of Bob Dylan (novels and music), Blues Recordings and other music-related books:- One Box.

A quantity of LP from 1970/80's records to include, Original Soundtrack from Grease, Elvis Presley, Bruce Springsteen, The Police, Phil Collins, Christopher Cross, together with a small selection of 45rpm records, The Beatles Movie Medley, Buck Fizz, David Bowie with Mick Jagger, etc

Wings - Paul McCartney (The Beatles) - collection of early Wings ephemera relating to their concert at The Bristol Hippodrome, 11th May, 1973. Includes: original Power Cut cardboard folder, two EMI 'Red Rose' promotional leaflets, several original black and white 8x10" promotional photographs, one larger photograph (torn), a press release information booklet detailing the band, and two original Show Souvenir programmes from The Bristol Hippodrome - of different styles. All were obtained personally by the vendor, who made the local papers in the run-up to the show after her Mother mislaid her ticket. It was only thanks to the Hippodrome staff that she was still able to attend, and she was gifted much of this on the night. A copy of the newspaper cutting is included.

The Beatles - An original vintage 1960s Dell Publishing made fold-out large poster. The poster being in orange, with black and white images of all four Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr), inset with various group shots. A fantastic montage. Framed and glazed. Total size approx; 50cm x 138cm.

The Shadows - original vintage 1960s (1961) tour programme from the Granada at Walthamstow. Signed on the rear page by all members - Hank Marvin, Bruce Welch, Jet Harris and Tony Meehan. Undedicated, signed in blue / red ink respectively. Folded, some light wear. The Shadows (originally known as the Drifters between 1958 and 1959) were an English instrumental rock group, who dominated the British popular music charts in the late 1950s and early 1960s, in the pre-Beatles era. They served as the backing band for Cliff Richard from 1958 to 1968, and have joined him for several reunion tours.

The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (1964 United Artists) - original 1964 American-made cinema advertising window card / mini-poster. 14x22", approx. Featuring artwork depicting all four Beatles set within geometric coloured squares, with production information to the lower edge. Blank panel at top for the pasting of show information (unused). Some browning and general marks from age, with a small 3cm tear near to top. Condition 7/10. A Hard Day's Night is a 1964 musical comedy film starring the English rock band the Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – during the height of Beatlemania. Directed by Richard Lester, it was written by Alun Owen and originally released by United Artists. The film portrays 36 hours in the lives of the group as they prepare for a television performance.

The Beatles, Beatles For Sale, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, A Hard Day's Night, Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited and assorted other vinyl LPs, all very well played (box)

The Beatles, Help!, The White Album No 0189144 and Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (3)Well played and worn Sold with all faults, not subject to return

The Beatles, Help!, British quad film poster, folded Provenance: Sold on behalf of The Dorset Blind Association Charity

Cassius Clay and the Beatles, signed, photograph dated 1964, 27 x 22 cm, label verso Note: signatures have not been authenticated and NOT sold as genuine - buyers must make up their own mind on authenticity - sold as seen not subject to return  Provenance: Consigned from a local private collector who worked a roadie in 1960s

Vinyl LP records to include The Beatles, Revolver, For Sale, and Help!, Elton John, Greatest Hits, Sleeping With The Past, A Single Man (sleeve only), and assorted other vinyl LP records (box)

The Beatles and Roy Orbison photograph,  signed on mount 36 x 36 cm, label verso  Note: signatures have not been authenticated and NOT sold as genuine - buyers must make up their own mind on authenticity - sold as seen not subject to return   Provenance: Consigned from a local private collector who worked a roadie in 1960sPlease not change in description

A vast collection of 45 rpm records, in excess of 6,000, amassed by the late owner from a young age, dating from 1958 and covering most genres of music with Elvis Presley and The Beatles through to disco and modern pop, all played as he spent many years as a travelling DJ A comprehensive list of all records is available and photographed with this lot Note: this list has not been checked and we do not guarantee every single is includedSold with all faults and not subject to returnWe recommend personal viewing of this lotNot available for postage

The Beatles White Album stereo PCS 7067/7068, run-out etchings YEX 709-1 RO, 710-1 GT, 711-1 OP and 712-2 GU, top opening Garrod & Lofthouse gate fold sleeve with raised embossed lettering, numbered 0016485 complete with four glossy photographs, poster and black inner sleeves, 'Stereo' not printed on rear cover, The Beatles Abbey Road, stereo PCS 7088 run-out etchings YEX 749-2 GPG and 750-1 GRH, 'Her Majesty' not listed on either cover or label, full stop missing from 'Mean Mr Mustard' on cover, James Taylor James TAylor stereo SAPCOR3 run-out etchings A-1, B-1, gate fold foldover sleeve with black inner and The Beatles Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, PMC 7027 mono, 1st pressing, Garrod & Lofthouse gate fold sleeve with red/pink psychadelic inner sleeve (torn) and cut out card insert, difficult to read, apostrope missing on front cover 

Silver curb link charm bracelet with heart padlock clasp, hung with twenty-one novelty charms to include a beetle charm which opens to reveal The Beatles with 'YEAH YEAH YEAH' engraved to interior, a Scorpio seal fob, a picnic basket, champagne bucket, matador, post box, etc, 97g

A Collection of The Beatles LP's- mostly Australian Imports; Australian White Label- The Beatles- A 15368- Comes with poster and photographs. Revolver, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band- one record, The Beatles Yellow Submarine- Australian, The Beatles 1967-1970- Australian and Imagine by John Lennon

Vinyl Records, Lps and 12 inches inc The Beatles At Hollywood Bowl, Introducing the Beatles, U2 War, Unforgettable Fire, Joshua Tree, Rattle & Hum , Eddie Grant, Madness, Janet Kay, SOS band, Thin Lizzie, The Police, Genesis, Michael Jackson, Smiley Culture etc qty

Vinyl records singles including, Bob Marley, Marianne Faithfull, Queen, Foreigner (Signed), The Clash, The Stranglers, David Bowie, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Etc (Qty)

LP records, including With The Beatles, albums by Status Quo, Dire Straits, Rod Stewart, and various 45rpm singles. (a quantity)

Vinyl records - Jools/Brian, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger, MFP Mono 1265; Cat Stevens Matthew & Son, Mono DML 1004; The Marmalade, Songs, SKL 5111;  other LPs including Stylistics, Now 13, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Barry White, The Chi-Lites etc.; 7" singles 60s and 80s including The Beatles, ELO, Human League, Abba, Beach Boys, Thin Lizzy etc.

Memorabilia - The Beatles original 1965 tour programme with The Moody Blues and The Paramounts, comes with a ticket stub to their December the 9th concert at the Odeon Theatre, Birmingham, and the original 1965 tour programme poster. In EX condition

Vinyl - Over 55 Rock, Pop & Jazz LPs to include T-Rex Tanx (with poster), Prince Buster, David Bowie, Bob Marley, The Kinks x 2, Elvis Presley x 2, The Animals, Streetwalking Blues (comp), Sun, Michael Jackson x 2, The Beatles, The Outlaws, King Oliver, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Fats Domino, Art Tatum, Woody Herman and more. Vg overall

Memorabilia - 2 The Beatles ticket stubs for their Monday 12th of August 1963 gig at the Odeon Theatre, Llandudno in VG condition, framed

Vinyl - Over 55 Rock and Pop LP albums and 2 box sets including many original pressings, to include: Bob Dylan x 2 (including Blonde On Blonde original UK mono), Led Zeppelin, The Who x 5, Neil Young, The Velvet Underground and Nico, Rolling Stones x 3 (including original mono pressing of Beggars Banquet), George Harrison - All Things Must Pass (UK box set with 3 albums and poster), Family, Jimi Hendrix x 2 (including one on Track Records), Frank Zappa (one album and one 3 LP box set), Richard Thompson, The Yardbirds x 2 (including original UK Five Live Yardbirds with blue Columbia labels and a 10” album), Richard Thompson, The Mahavishnu Orchestra x 2, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (original UK mono), Canned Heat (original UK blue Liberty labels), Jack Bruce, Robert Wyatt, The Beatles (original UK yellow Parlophone labels), Cream, J. J. Cale x 2, Ry Cooder x 6, John Mahal Blues Breakers (original UK mono), Santana x 5, Bonzo Dog Band (original UK blue Liberty labels and book) and others. Condition VG+ overall

Vinyl - 9 Beatles & Related LPs and 1 EP to include With The Beatles (original UK pressing) Ex-, Sgt Pepper (original UK mono pressing, red flame inner) Vg/Vg+, Let It Be x 2 (one export sleeve), 1962-66, 1967-70, Magical Mystery Tour EP (mono, blue centre) and others. Vg overall

Vinyl - 25 Beatles LPs featuring foreign pressings to include Abbey Road (misalinged apple), Revolver (yellow Parlophone), Sgt Pepper x 2 (1 UK pic disc, 1 Greek), Let It Be (German red apple), With The Beatles x 2 (1 original UK mono, 1 one box EMI stereo), Please Please Me (South African), With The Beatles (South African), Rubber Soul (South African), A Hard Day's Night (yellow Parlophone), Help!, Please Please Me (2 box EMI) and others. Vg overall other than S. African slightly worse.

Vinyl - Over 250 Rock, Pop & Soul 7" singles to include Small Faces, The Beatles, The Who, Julie Driscoll Brian Auger And The Trinity, Rolling Stones, Billy Fury, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, The Crickets, Cream, The Kinks, Elvis Presley, Jackie Wilson, Booker T & The MGs, Sam & Dave, Otis Redding, The Temptations, The Bar-Kays, Desmond Dekker, The Motown Spinners, Martha & The Vandellas, Eddie Floyd, Prince Buster, Gene Chamdler and others. Vg overall, some without sleeves

Vinyl - The Beatles – Love Me Do / P.S. I Love You, 7” single on Parlophone Records - 45-R 4949, original UK 1st pressing with Made In England text, 1 RP / 1 GP mother matrices, ZT tax on dead wax, KT tax embossed on label. EX-

Vinyl - 26 Rock / Mod / Beat / Pop 1960’s US pressing 7” singles including many demo promos to include: The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Small Faces, The Beatles, The Zombies, Van Morrison, Donovan (including rare picture sleeves), The Hollies (including rare picture sleeve), Procol Harum, Chris Andrews, Chris Farlowe and others. Condition VG+ overall with many EX. From the collection of the late Andy Wickham - Producer and A&R Director.

Vinyl - 8 original US pressing The Beatles LPs to include The White Album (No. A0339739 with poster, 4 photos and blue divider), Revolver (stereo, rainbow Capitol label, in open shrink), Beatles VI (rainbow Capitol labels, stereo, in open shrink), Sgt Pepper x 2 (both stereo, both rainbow Capitol labels, one with insert), Magical Mystery Tour (rainbow Capitol labels, booklet), The Beatles Second Album (rainbow Capitol labels, stereo), Rubber Soul (rainbow Capitol labels, stereo). Sleeves at least Vg+ overall, vinyl Ex overall. From the collection of the late Andy Wickham - Producer and A&R Director.

Vinyl - Over 75 Rock & Pop LPs to include Led Zeppelin x 2 (inc II plum labels), Hawkwind, Faust x 2, The Beatles (White Album 0289063 missing one record), The Who, The Rolling Stones, Focus, Free, Eagles, Alice Coope x 2, Van Morrioson, Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder x 2, Santana, Wings x 3, The Supremes, Emerson Lake & Palmer and others. Vg overall

Vinyl - Over 60 rock & pop LPs to include The Rolling Stones, Yes x 2, Rainbow, Horslips, IQ, Joan Armatrading, The Beatles, Aretha Franklin, Roxy Music, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Marvin Gaye and more. Sleeves Vg overall, vinyl Vg+ overall

The Beatles 14 original items of Fan Club memorabilia to include: membership Southern Area Fan Club Get Together 1963 Flyer, 1963 Fan club letter advertising a sweater and badge, 1963 fan club facsimile signed black and white photo, The Official Beatles Fan Club Newsletter No 7 Summer 1966 with replica ticket, The Official Beatles Fan Club National Newsletter magazine Summer 1964, Original 1966 Beatles Fan Club Welcome Letter, Official Beatles Fan Club envelope, official Beatles Fan club membership card numbered 29709 for the years 1967-1969, The Beatles Fan Club Summer 1967 National Newsletter No. 9, original The Beatles UK Fan Club 1967 Sgt. Pepper souvenir Poster, The Beatles fan club 1968 souvenir poster, 2 postcards and a further black and white photo. All in EX condition

Vinyl - Over 80 Rock & Pop LPs and 3 12" to include Uriah Heep x 3, Blondie, David Bowie, The Who, Prefab Sprout, The Beatles, Soul II Soul, Superman (soundtrack), Stevie Wonder, Robert Plant, Eagles, Booker T & The MGs, Mick Ronson, The Jackson 5, John Lennon, Van McCoy, UB40, Cat Stevens, Small Faces, Thelma Houston, reggae compilations, Santana and more. Vg+ overall

Vinyl - 17 Rock & Pop LPs, 1 box set and over 300 7" singles to include The Eagles x 3, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Elvis Presley, Status Quo (metal box), 7" include T-Rex, Booker T & The MGs, John Holt, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Marvin Gaye, Traffic, The Doors, Kate Bush, Queen, David Bowie, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Madness, Blondie, The Stranglers, Ian Dury, The Smiths, Patti Smith Group, Thin Lizzy, Hawkwind (pic disc), TV21 Themes, The Who and more. Vg+ overall

Vinyl - 5 The Beatles LPs and a box set to include Abbey Road Ex, A Hard Days Night (yellow Parlophone) Vg+, Sgt Pepper (flame inner, no insert) Vg+, Let It Be Vg+, Revolver (yellow Parlophone) no sleeve Vg-, George Harrison All Things Must Pass Box Set Vg+