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Postkarte. Condition: Gut. Postkarte von The Beatles Revival Band bildseitig mit Eddings signiert /// Autogramm Autograph signiert signed signee /// Die Beatles Revival Band ist eine deutsche Coverband, die die Lieder der britischen Band The Beatles nachspielt und seit 1976 besteht. Die Gruppenmitglieder sind aktuell Oliver Bick (Paul McCartney), Claus Fischer (George Harrison), Christopher Tucker (John Lennon) und Peter Zettl (Ringo Starr). Fritz Heieck ist als fünfter Mann für die orchestrale Unterstützung am Keyboard zuständig. Geschichte 1976 riefen die vier Frankfurter Amateurmusiker Robby Matthes (Bass und Gesang, in der Rolle von Paul McCartney), Klaus Larisch (Lead-Gitarre und Gesang, in der Rolle von George Harrison), Richard Kersten (Rhythmus-Gitarre und Gesang, in der Rolle von John Lennon), Christian Engel (Schlagzeug und Gesang, in der Rolle von Ringo Starr) die Beatles Revival Band ins Leben. Fast wäre das Projekt nicht zustande gekommen, weil die ehemalige Plattenfirma der Beatles die Verwendung des Namens verbieten wollte. Die Presse feierte die Gruppe jedoch als Sensation, und nach einem erfolgreichen Auftritt im Frankfurter Sinkkasten am 1. März 1976 wurden sie zu einer professionellen deutschen Coverband. Die Band sang die Beatles-Klassiker nicht nur auf Englisch, sondern übersetzte die Lieder auch in die deutsche Sprache. Tourneen führten sie nach Mailand, durch die DDR, durch Ungarn und auch nach England. Die Gruppe trat auch mit Symphonie-Orchestern auf, wie 1986 mit den Berliner Philharmonikern und 2004 mit dem Munich Symphonic Sound Orchestra. Ferner hatte die Band diverse Fernsehauftritte, darunter 1977 in der Sendung disco. Die Beatles Revival Band veröffentlichte 25 Alben und gab über 3000 Konzerte. Anfang der 1980er Jahre verließen zwei Gründungsmitglieder die Band. Richard Kersten wurde 1980 durch Gregor Ziegler ersetzt, der 2007 nach schwerer Krankheit verstarb. Tommy Lohr kam 1981 für Klaus Larisch. Anschließend spielte die Band bis 2012 in der Besetzung Robby Matthes (Paul McCartney), Claus Fischer (seit 1983 / George Harrison), Glen Turner (seit 2001 / John Lennon) und Christian Engel (Ringo Starr) sowie Fritz Heieck an den Keyboards. Im April 2009 arbeitete die Band mit dem Hörfunkmoderator Volker Rebell zusammen und präsentierte die musikalisch untermauerte Comedy-Geschichte Die Beatles und Beate. Am 14. Juli 2012 verstarb Christian Engel (* 22. April 1950) nach langer Krankheit und Robby Matthes im Juni 2018. 2024 wirkte die Band in der Talentshow The Tribute - Die Show der Musiklegenden des Fernsehsenders Sat.1 mit. /// Standort Wimregal GAD-20.093 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Postkarte. Condition: Gut. Postkarte von The Beatles Revival Band bildseitig mit schwarzem Kuli signiert /// Autogramm Autograph signiert signed signee /// Die Beatles Revival Band ist eine deutsche Coverband, die die Lieder der britischen Band The Beatles nachspielt und seit 1976 besteht. Die Gruppenmitglieder sind aktuell Oliver Bick (Paul McCartney), Claus Fischer (George Harrison), Christopher Tucker (John Lennon) und Peter Zettl (Ringo Starr). Fritz Heieck ist als fünfter Mann für die orchestrale Unterstützung am Keyboard zuständig. Geschichte 1976 riefen die vier Frankfurter Amateurmusiker Robby Matthes (Bass und Gesang, in der Rolle von Paul McCartney), Klaus Larisch (Lead-Gitarre und Gesang, in der Rolle von George Harrison), Richard Kersten (Rhythmus-Gitarre und Gesang, in der Rolle von John Lennon), Christian Engel (Schlagzeug und Gesang, in der Rolle von Ringo Starr) die Beatles Revival Band ins Leben. Fast wäre das Projekt nicht zustande gekommen, weil die ehemalige Plattenfirma der Beatles die Verwendung des Namens verbieten wollte. Die Presse feierte die Gruppe jedoch als Sensation, und nach einem erfolgreichen Auftritt im Frankfurter Sinkkasten am 1. März 1976 wurden sie zu einer professionellen deutschen Coverband. Die Band sang die Beatles-Klassiker nicht nur auf Englisch, sondern übersetzte die Lieder auch in die deutsche Sprache. Tourneen führten sie nach Mailand, durch die DDR, durch Ungarn und auch nach England. Die Gruppe trat auch mit Symphonie-Orchestern auf, wie 1986 mit den Berliner Philharmonikern und 2004 mit dem Munich Symphonic Sound Orchestra. Ferner hatte die Band diverse Fernsehauftritte, darunter 1977 in der Sendung disco. Die Beatles Revival Band veröffentlichte 25 Alben und gab über 3000 Konzerte. Anfang der 1980er Jahre verließen zwei Gründungsmitglieder die Band. Richard Kersten wurde 1980 durch Gregor Ziegler ersetzt, der 2007 nach schwerer Krankheit verstarb. Tommy Lohr kam 1981 für Klaus Larisch. Anschließend spielte die Band bis 2012 in der Besetzung Robby Matthes (Paul McCartney), Claus Fischer (seit 1983 / George Harrison), Glen Turner (seit 2001 / John Lennon) und Christian Engel (Ringo Starr) sowie Fritz Heieck an den Keyboards. Im April 2009 arbeitete die Band mit dem Hörfunkmoderator Volker Rebell zusammen und präsentierte die musikalisch untermauerte Comedy-Geschichte Die Beatles und Beate. Am 14. Juli 2012 verstarb Christian Engel (* 22. April 1950) nach langer Krankheit und Robby Matthes im Juni 2018. 2024 wirkte die Band in der Talentshow The Tribute - Die Show der Musiklegenden des Fernsehsenders Sat.1 mit. /// Standort Wimregal GAD-0299 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 10.

Cloth. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 1st Edition 2nd Imp 2001. Signed by Paul McCartney to the endpaper. Inscription reads 'Cheers! Paul McCartney. Book is fine and bright. The complete wrapper is near fine and bright. Full provenience. Ref A1234. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. 4to. pp 176 SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, number 1863 of 2000 signed by George Martin. Large quarto. Copiously illustrated in colour and black and white throughout. Small 'Checked copy' slip laid in. Bound in original quarter pink morocco lettered gilt at the spine with a colour art photo of the Beatles larking about upper cover, housed in the original green grass silk-screen printed box with ribbon pull, the title picked out in flowers, the whole protected in a green felt drawstring bag with pink strings. Fine. Signedes.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. Slip-Case 4to. pp 144 Number 1052 of 2500 signed by Stephen Gunther, curator of the Kurt Gunther archive.The 'Collector' edition which was numbered up to 2500. With over 350 photographs, text by Beatles publicist Derek Taylor. Folio, in quarter black leather, lettered white at spine with all edges gilt, with an inlaid photo strip. Housed in a screen-printed b/w slipcase. Gunther arrived in New York City from Berlin in 1941 to pursue a career in photography. By 1955 he was chief photographer for Keystone Pictures, and later set up his own photographic enterprise. In 1963, he photographed The Beatles in London, followed by a shoot in Central Park on their first US visit. Gunther was one of the select few allowed to accompany The Beatles during their 1964 tour, resulting in this record --Mania Days. Fine. Signedes.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. Slip-Case 4to. pp 144 DELUXE EDITION, signed by Stephen Gunther, curator of the Kurt Gunther archive.No 23 of 200 numbered copies, not to be confused with the 'Collector' edition which was numbered up to 2500. Deluxe copies are bound in full goatskin and include an exclusive photographic print of (in this case) John Lennon by Gunther and an additional large printed limitation certificate SIGNED by the founder of Genesis Publications, Brian Roylance (1945-2005). loosely inserted 2 colourful prospectuses for the book and signed typed letter to the former collector/ owner of the book from Brian Roylance about this book and a future Genesis book (Exile)With over 350 photographs, text by Beatles publicist Derek Taylor. Folio, in full black leather, blocked in gilt with all edges gilt, with an inlaid photo strip. Housed in a screen-printed colour slipcase.Gunther arrived in New York City from Berlin in 1941 to pursue a career in photography. By 1955 he was chief photographer for Keystone Pictures, and later set up his own photographic enterprise. In 1963, he photographed The Beatles in London, followed by a shoot in Central Park on their first US visit. Gunther was one of the select few allowed to accompany The Beatles during their 1964 tour, resulting in this record --Mania Days. ISBN: 0904351785 Fine. Signedes.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. 1981 Edition/2nd Printing Stated hardcover book NEAR FINE has a remainder mark but the book is nice and clean, binding is nice and solid, dustjacket VERY GOOD has some wear around the jackets edging and corners, brodart covered, This book has been SIGNED (unverified) by author/musician and member of the legendary BEATLES - GEORGE HARRISON. Signed by Author(s).

No Binding. Condition: Near Fine. Beatles Rare Early Signatures with Roy Young and Bernard Boyle in Matted Display (Hamburg, 1962). Also signed by the founder of the first-ever Beatles Fan Club (and a sometime Beatles roadie) Bernard Boyle. A 5.75" x 4" deckle-edged B&W glossy photo of the group with instruments in their black leather outfits. On the back is printed "With Best Wishes from Paul Pete John George. The Beatles. April 5th 1962". Around the text are clear blue ballpoint signatures: "für Christa von George Harrison", "für Christa von Paul McCartney", "Roy Young" (signed twice), "für Christa von John Lennon", "Best Wishes from Pete Best", and "Best Wishes from Bernard Boyle". These photos were given out at a Cavern Club concert honoring the Official Fan Club on the above date. Double matted with an 8.75" x 6" B&W photo of the Beatles on stage with Roy Young at the Star Club to an overall 11.75" x 15.75". These autographs are of German origin. Minor wear and some light fingerprints at the bottom edge, overall Fine. From the Uwe Blaschke Beatles Collection. COA from Heritage Auctions. Roy Young was a British Rock singer and pianist who had some success in the late fifties on various Pop music TV shows and touring with Cliff Richard and the Shadows. His records on Fontana and Ember during this period had only modest sales. In 1961, he decided to move to Hamburg with its burgeoning music scene and took up residence in the Top Ten Club, performing with Tony Sheridan, Ringo Starr, and others. When the Star-Club opened in April 1962, he moved to the new venue where he regularly played piano and sang background vocals for the Beatles. According to various interviews, Young claims that he had an offer to become a member of the group: "I remember coming off stage one night and Brian Epstein, the Beatles' manager, was standing at the side of the stage," he recalls. "Brian said, 'may I have a word? The lads asked me to ask if you would be interested in going back to England and join them to get a record contract'. "I told him it was an incredible offer but I would have to think about it. If I had been smart enough there is no doubt what I would have done." Instead, Roy says, he took the decision to stay in Hamburg. "I went back to Brian and said 'I'm going to decline your offer because I'm under contract with the Star-Club'. I could have got out of it. But I'd walked out of the Top Ten Club (another Hamburg club in the Beatles story) and I thought 'I just can't do it again'." (The Oxford Times UK interview, April 12, 2012). According to the Mersey Beat (Issue 5, August 31, 1961) it was Bernard Boyle who formed the first-ever Fan Club for the Beatles. He was a huge admirer of the group from the early days, even to the point of losing his job for spending too much time at lunchtime sessions at the Cavern. "I talked to Bob Wooler and kept saying to him, 'This group's the f**king greatest ever!'-so he introduced me to them. I was over the moon. I looked up to all of them: I was young, naive, wide-eyed, and I thought these guys were the greatest in the world. My one-hour lunch breaks from the office got longer and longer until eventually I went back to find I'd been fired. So I started doing occasional jobs for the Beatles, to help Neil. I'd carry the gear and go to gigs with them in the van. I was just a kid but I wormed my way in and they didn't mind." (Tune In: The Beatles: All These Years by Mark Lewisohn, page 464). Trades and offeres considered. Signed by Author(s).

Hard Cover. First Edition. (London: Burnt Road Productions 2019). First UK Edition. Not issued with a dustwrapper. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. A fine (or better) copy. Signed by Jo Holden to the front free end-paper this being # 127 of 250 copies. Uncommon. ISBN: 978-1-9162870-0-6. At time of cataloguing, I cannot find another copy of this book listed for sale. Photographs/scans available upon request. Signed by Author.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Limited Edition. VERY GOOD almost AS NEW A4 sized Limited edition numbered 9936 full of colour & b & w photographs of Beatles' historic 1966 Japanese tour, this being a twentieth anniversary edition, their friends LP covers posters Japanese & other Bootlegs and a fold out A3 poster at rear plus a facsimile of a signed (by Paul) concert ticket. There is also the original? pink folded bookmark as issued.ISBN mismatch at amazon, again! Why on Amazon do most sellers not describe their actual book? Buy with confidence and support a genuine Independent Bricks & Mortar Real Bookshop. We are Maynard & Bradley CAMBO & PBFA(now lapsed) members here in Leicester City Centre. Size: 210 x 297 mm. 0 pages. Text is in Japanese. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Music; Japanese Language; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 13045.

[Beatles History and Photography] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. Quarto (32 x 25cm), pp.138. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, and occasional colour images. Number 1026 of 1750 copies SIGNED by Tony Sheridan, Günter Zint, Ulf Krüger to limitation page. Also with an original West German Gingerbread Seal, tipped onto the face page, and four sheets of commemorative stamps. Master printed in Italy onto Bodonia art paper. Publisher's black quarter morocco, with titles stamped in blind, and colour-printed cloth over boards, and housed in a silk-screened, clear acrylic slip-case. A fine, as-new copy, still in the original card mailer. 'A profound pictorial document of that bond between The Beatles and their 'guardian' country: from their first trip to Hamburg in 1960 to a national tour and John's film work in 1966. Containing rare and unseen photographs of The Beatles accompanied by a full length commentary, Astrid Kirchherr and photographer Günter Zint also add their recollections to the book. Among these gems, all superbly reproduced, are the classic Top Ten Club photographs by Peter Brüchmann and the unseen Günter Zint Bravo-Blitztournee images. [Also] includes a special chapter by Tony Sheridan, singer on 'My Bonnie', The Beatles' first record. He talks frankly - and for the first time - at length of The Beatles and the early days of their career.'.

[Rock and pop] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, number 476 of 2500 copies. Large quarto (32 x 28cm), pp.256. Printed in Milan on 200gsm matt-art paper, illustrated throughout with photographs reproduced in duotone with image varnishing. Elaborately bound in scarlet hide over red Assuan canvas sides, blocked in gold and white to upper, red endpapers, all edges gilt, housed in original leather-edged cloth slipcase with four black and white photographs of each Beatle laid down to upper, the whole protected in a printed black felt drawstring bag. Signed by Sir Alan Langlands, custodian of the Michael Peto Collection. A fine, as-new copy, with the original card mailer. While The Beatles were shooting their second feature film, Help! Michael Peto was working for The Observer Sunday newspaper then the UK's most prestigious publication for photojournalists. His position ensured access to The Beatles over the course of a year. The new limited edition book NOW THESE DAYS ARE GONE features nearly 300 pictures of The Beatles that have never been published before.

[Beatles History and Photography] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. Quarto (32 x 25cm), pp.138. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs, and occasional colour images. Number 1272 of 1750 copies SIGNED by Tony Sheridan, Günter Zint, Ulf Krüger to limitation page. Also with an original West German Gingerbread Seal, tipped onto the face page, and four sheets of commemorative stamps. Master printed in Italy onto Bodonia art paper. Publisher's black quarter morocco, with titles stamped in blind, and colour-printed cloth over boards, and housed in a silk-screened, clear acrylic slip-case. A fine, unread copy in near fine slipcase. 'A profound pictorial document of that bond between The Beatles and their 'guardian' country: from their first trip to Hamburg in 1960 to a national tour and John's film work in 1966. Containing rare and unseen photographs of The Beatles accompanied by a full length commentary, Astrid Kirchherr and photographer Günter Zint also add their recollections to the book. Among these gems, all superbly reproduced, are the classic Top Ten Club photographs by Peter Brüchmann and the unseen Günter Zint Bravo-Blitztournee images. [Also] includes a special chapter by Tony Sheridan, singer on 'My Bonnie', The Beatles' first record. He talks frankly - and for the first time - at length of The Beatles and the early days of their career.'.

4to (205 x 265 mm). (16) pp. Original illustrated printed wrappers. A signed concert programme from The Beatles' 1964 UK tour with Mary Wells, inscribed on the occasion of their show at the Liverpool Empire Theatre - their first performance in their hometown since their Christmas 1963 show. The programme is signed on the reverse of the front wrapper, above and below a group portrait of the four, by Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and John Lennon, all inscribed "To John, best wishes" (or, in the case of Paul, "To John, All the best"). The signatures were obtained by Freda Kelly, Secretary of Liverpool's Beatles Fan Club, on behalf of John Caulfield, then a bassist in "Earl Preston's Realms", a locaL band that had shared billing with The Beatles in the earlier 1960s. As the letter of provenance states, Caulfield had attended the show but when offered the chance to go backstage afterwards, he demurred, instead opting for the band's autographs through Kelly's intermediation. - Creasing and handling wear, some small tape repairs to front wrapper. - With letters of provenance from John Caulfield, the collector, and Freda Kelly, Official National Fan Club Secretary.

First Edition, First Printing. Limited to 500 deluxe numbered copies signed by Ringo Starr. The book is a striking printed and designed hardcover with printed dust jacket, It publishes many terrific rarely seen Beatles photographs with captions and commentary by Ringo Starr with help from best-selling author and award-winning TV writer-producer David Wild. In the Forward, Ringo will explain the origin and motivation for the exciting new book. Enclosed in the publisherÕs matching printed two-part box. As new.

[Rock Music / Photography] LIMITED EDITION, No 1836 of 5000 copies, SIGNED by: Bill Wyman, Peter Blake, Adam Cooper, Jann Haworth, Terry Doran, Brian Auger, Eric Burdon, Spencer Davis, Harry Nillson, Ann Marshall and Dennis Hopper. Introduced by Terry Southern, with Forewords by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Conceived by Bill Wyman, who has signed every copy (the only contributor to do so, among an otherwise random selection of autographs gathered within every book). Folio (38 x 27 x 6cm), pp.368. Original black morocco and yellow buckram, all edges tinted red. Housed in the publisher's silk-screened printed solander box with a sliding blind beneath which conceals a photograph of The Rolling Stones (each book contained a different photo). An as-new unread copy in a clean, fine box, housed in the original card mailing carton. The story of the 'sixties, told through the photographs of Michael Cooper and the words of 93 well-known contributors. Photographer Michael Cooper (1941-1973) had a lasting friendship with both the Beatles and the Stones, and shot the covers for the classic 1967 albums 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band' and 'Their Satanic Majesties Request'.

LIMITED EDITION, SIGNED by Eric Clapton and Peter Blake. No.2387 of 3000 copies. Slim Quarto with colour plates and illustrations. Book and scrapbook, with additional material. Original green morocco boards, gilt edges, together with a laminated stage pass, guitar picks, and a pack of guitar strings, plus limited double CD '24 Nights', the whole contained in custom-made clamshell box with card tray. A superb production, as expected from Genesis, the pioneers of high quality art-rock publications. Fine throughout. 24 Nights is a unique collaboration between Eric Clapton, Peter Blake and Derek Taylor. Issued to commemorate Eric Clapton's record 24-night performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 1991. Peter Blake's scrapbook is a collection of pencil sketches, charcoal drawings and montages showing Eric and the band during rehearsals and performances. Blake was the Associate Artist of the National Gallery and is probably best known for his graphic cover of The Beatles' 'Sergeant Pepper' album cover. A vast selection of original memorabilia from the concert tour including back stage passes, hotel room lists, Polaroid photographs, seating plans, set lists, laminates and sheet music are reproduced in the scrapbook, many of them tip-ins pasted in by hand. The scrapbook is accompanied by a commentary book by Derek Taylor. Taylor attended rehearsals in Dublin, performances at the Royal Albert Hall and the after-show party. His account provides a unique insight into the backstage and on-the-road world of Eric Clapton and his band. A former publicist for the Beatles' Apple Corps (as well as the Mamas and Papas, The Beach Boys and The Byrds), Taylor was one of the most influential music industry professionals of the time. His commentary offers the reader a rare opportunity to experience an insider's perspective on the man who is universally recognised as the world's greatest blues guitarist, labelled 'God' during his time with John Mayall, Cream, and Blind Faith in the mid to late sixties. A very early pop title from Genesis, who have published well in excess of 80 music books; preceded only by I Me Mine (1980), Fifty Years Adrift (1984), Twenty Years Ago Today (1987), Songs by George Harrison (1987) and Blinds and Shutters (1990).

[Rock] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, with RARE RECORD. 2 volumes, folio (28 x 20 x 12cm). With additional text by Ringo Starr, Elton John, Harry Nilsson and Jeff Lynne. Quarto, with colour plates and illustrations by Keith West. Photographs by Gered Mankowitz, Brian Roylance, Richard Young, John Carter, Terry O'Neill, and Astrid Kirchherr. Original black half-morocco boards, gilt edges, with limited edition 7-inch vinyl record 'Songs' and CD recording 'Songs 2', the whole contained in custom-made clamshell boxes with a card tray. Each limited to 2500 copies [being matching nos. 558], both books signed by the former Beatle and the illustrator, the first title additionally signed by Beatles drummer Pete Best (not called for), with a Polaroid of the signing session. Also present is a Christmas card from Genesis Publications signed by founder Brian Roylance, plus early flyer of forthcoming publications including an Elton John book and a Duane Eddy set which never went into production. Boxes lightly handled, contents fine. The 'Songs' contained within are illustrated by talented New Zealand botanical artist Keith West, who impressed Harrison with his wealth of fantastical imagery. The music included here was exclusive to this edition.A very early pop title from Genesis, who have published well in excess of 80 music books; preceded only by I Me Mine (1980), Fifty Years Adrift (1984), and Twenty Years Ago Today (1987). Songs contains the more elusive record (the majority were CDs); very few records were even made for Songs 2, as vinyl was virtually phased out by then.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. Folio (50 x 35cm). Number 444 of 750 copies, SIGNED by the photographer. 24 large-format prints of The Beatles with accompanying 64-page book specially printed in three inks, reproducing each plate and the accompanying story behind the photographs, with explanatory text, location information and a hand-drawn period map, bound in Indian silk, hand-numbered and individually signed by the photographer. The Beatles through the lens of the late Michael Ward in a sumptuous signed book includes extensive interviews with the photographer. Created from Ward's bromide prints, the lithographs are made using four-colour inks, randomly-dot screened on to heavyweight 300gsm archival paper. For permanence, each photographic print is matt acrylic varnished, and certified with an embossed Michael Ward signature (print size: 43 x 32cm). The contents are held in a midnight blue silk, handcrafted case, ornately titled in gilt. Fine. Fine. Signedes.

BEATLES, The (illustrator). O.A.C. In-Flight Menu. [London: BOAC, n.d.c.a 1967]. An autographed in-flight menu from the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC). The front cover is signed in black ink by John Lennon and George Harrison. The Paul McCartney autograph is actually in John Lennon's hand and Ringo Starr's is in the hand of Neil Aspinall, the Beatles' long time road manager and assistant. Octavo (11 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches; 286 x 190 mm). 8 pp. Full color wrappers. Some black ink transfer on the back cover, probably from another signed copy being placed underneath it. A very good example of these autographs. The menu for the B.O.A.C. route from Hong Kong-London, via Rangoon, Delhi, Beirut and Rome. This menu is presumably from April of 1967 when John Lennon and George Harrison left India after a two month stint studying Transcendental Meditation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at his ashram in Rishikesh, where they stayed until 12 April. Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney left before George and John in March which would explain why their signatures are produced by other people's hands. This item was sold at Bonhams Auctions in 2022. According to Bonhams, "this was a gift from a First Class B.O.A.C. stewardess." HBS 69275. $10,000.

[Photojournalism] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. Folio (50 x 35cm). Number 151 of 750 copies, SIGNED by the photographer. 24 large-format prints of The Beatles with accompanying 64-page book specially printed in three inks, reproducing each plate and the accompanying story behind the photographs, with explanatory text, location information and a hand-drawn period map, bound in Indian silk, hand-numbered and individually signed by the photographer. Created from Ward's bromide prints, the lithographs are made using four-colour inks, randomly-dot screened on to heavyweight 300gsm archival paper. For permanence, each photographic print is matt acrylic varnished, and certified with an embossed Michael Ward signature (print size: 43 x 32cm). The contents are held in a silk-bound, handcrafted case, ornately titled in gilt. Fine, as new, still in the original card mailer. The Beatles as seen through the lens of the late Michael Ward in a sumptuous signed book and print set; through extensive interviews with award-winning photojournalist Michael Ward, A Day in the Life paints a picture of four young men whose lives were about to change.

SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, number 239 of 350 DELUXE copies. Large quarto (35 x 28cm), pp.176. Elaborately bound in full pink leather with a photo of George Martin laid down to upper cover, housed in the original silk-screen printed box with ribbon pull, the whole protected in a green felt drawstring bag. Deluxe copies also include an original loose photograph of George Martin and The Beatles in the recording studio, signed by the photographer Frank Herrmann. Publisher's title-specific A4 colour-printed certificate tucked in (not called for). Lacks the fabric material (T-shirt and drawstring bag). A clean, fine copy. Entirely unused. Published as a trade hardback in 1994, this fabulous limited edition features an updated text, exquisite new artwork and photography. With Deluxe copies now fully subscribed, this is a Genesis 'Hall of Fame' title.

[Rock photo-documentary] COLLECTOR EDITION, signed by Olivia Harrison. Folio (36 x 27cm), pp.306. Number 1898 of 2500 copies. Publisher's decorative padded cloth binding, housed in a silk-screen printed clamshell box. Inside a pocket in the box are four laminated back-stage passes and an original concert programme from the Royal Albert Hall, November 29th 2002. The 28-page commemorative booklet is printed on art paper, bound in an embossed cover and fastened with an orange silk ribbon. Original synopsis and certificate tucked in. Fine, in a very near fine clamshell. The official limited edition celebrating the life of George Harrison, with contributions from Michael Palin, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Eric Idle, Ravi Shankar and many more. Illustrated with hundreds of rare photos of George throughout his life.

Rare Bag One lithograph signed by Beatles icon John Lennon. One page, the title page from Lennon's Bag One Portfolio. Signed by him beneath the image. From the collection of Jonathan Cott, author and editor of numerous books, predominately focusing on music and who has written articles for varied publications such as Rolling Stone, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Los Angeles Times, The Village Voice, Vogue, Esquire and The Wall Street Journal. This was presented byÂJohnÂLennonÂto Jonathan Cott, who interviewedÂLennonÂand Yoko Ono several times, and whose December 5, 1980 interview withÂLennon was the final solo interview conducted before his death on December 8th of that year. Lennon had created the "Bag One" drawings depicting his wedding and honeymoon with Yoko Ono and presented them to her in 1969. Framed. Rare and desirable and with noted provenance. In 1969, as a wedding gift for Yoko, John drew the 'Bag One Portfolio'â"a chronicle of their wedding ceremony, honeymoon, and their plea for world peace in the Bed-In. The following year the artwork was produced in a series of three hundred portfolios of fifteen signed prints each. The majority depict John and Yoko's most intimate, private momentsâ"upon their first exhibition in London, more than half were deemed 'indecent' and confiscated by Scotland Yard. The rare title page features perhaps the most famous and recognizable print of the suite.

First edition. Limited 'deluxe' issue. Signed by Mike McCartney. Bound in black cloth with gilt titles to the spine and an original stencil artwork inset into the upper board. All edges gilt. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs. Also included are three signed photographic prints exclusive to this deluxe issue. A fine copy, the binding square and tight, the contents clean and bright throughout. Housed in a burgundy solander box with an illustration in black and titles in gilt to the upper board, in a black drawstring bag. Signed by Mike McCartney in black ink to the limitation page. McCartney shares his early photographs of post-war era Liverpool, including shots of his family, the Merseybeat scene, The Beatles' early appearances and his everyday life in the city, accompanied by a fascinating and illuminating commentary. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

[Rock and Pop] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. Folio (35 x 27cm), pp.274. Number 1205 of 3500 copies thus, SIGNED by George Harrison in brown ink to a label on the front pastedown. With a foreword by Eric Clapton and text by George Harrison plus members of the touring band, and with colour photographs throughout. Original black full morocco blocked in red and gilt, all edges gilt, together with a cloth bound music booklet with CD trays. 'Live in Japan' features almost 500 previously unpublished photographs. A fine, as new copy. Eric Clapton explains how George was persuaded to return to touring after a break of 17 years and the the first (and longest) chapter is written by George and details his thoughts and feelings on taking to the road after such a long absence and providing personal recollections of the tour and memories of times on the road with The Beatles. The final chapter by John Harris (who engineered the live double CD) provides a revealing account of working with George in the studio. The book also includes a full itinerary of the tour, and a souvenir pack containing a laminated 'After Show' pass and Eric's and George's guitar picks. This volume sold out quickly and is a Genesis 'Hall of Fame' title.

The magazine measures 18.3cm x 26.1cm (7.2 inches x 10.3 inches). The Beatles 1966 Autographed Magazine With Dezo Hoffmann Image (Germany). A February 1966 edition of the French magazine 'La Semaine' that has been autographed on the front cover by The Beatles in black felt tipped pen. The photo on the front of the magazine pictures the famous image of The Beatles in their famous grey collarless suits which was taken by Dezo Hoffman in his studio in Wardour Street, London, England in April 1963. The autographs were obtained during The Beatles tour of Germany which took place between 24th and 26th June 1966. Comes with a letter from the grandson of the original recipient that reads 'I got this magazine with the autographs of the four Beatles from my grandfather. He was a big fan of the Beatles and loved to travel. He was lucky enough to see some Beatles performances. As a huge Beatles fan, my grandfather often talked about the Beatles madness of the 1960s. He said he went to performances in France and Germany. Presumably, from what I remember, the signatures would have been placed there somewhere. He said he bought the magazine with the Beatles on the cover in Paris. He gave me the magazine a few months before in passed away in 2005'. The condition is very good.

[Rock photo-documentary] COLLECTOR EDITION, signed by Olivia Harrison. Folio, pp.306. Number 1604 of 2500 copies. Publisher's decorative padded cloth binding, housed in a silk-screen printed clamshell box. Inside a pocket in the box are four laminated back-stage passes and an original concert programme from the Royal Albert Hall, November 29th 2002. The 28-page commemorative booklet is printed on art paper, bound in an embossed cover and fastened with an orange silk ribbon. A fine, as new copy, housed in the original card mailer. The official limited edition celebrating the life of George Harrison, with contributions from Michael Palin, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Eric Idle, Ravi Shankar and many more. Illustrated with hundreds of rare photos of George throughout his life.

First edition of the book companion to the classic Beatles album. Small octavo, original illustrated boards. Signed by Ringo Starr on the front panel, with the signature slightly faded. In very good condition. Yellow Submarine is a 1968 British animated musical fantasy comedy film inspired by the music of the Beatles, directed by animation producer George Dunning, and produced by United Artists and King Features Syndicate. Initial press reports stated that the Beatles themselves would provide their own character voices; however, aside from composing and performing the songs, the real Beatles participated only in the closing scene of the film, while their cartoon counterparts were voiced by other actors. The film received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike, in contrast to some of the Beatles' previous film ventures. It has also been credited with bringing more interest in animation as a serious art form. Time commented that it "turned into a smash hit, delighting adolescents and aesthetes alike".

[Rock/pop]. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, DELUXE ISSUE, number 296 of 350 copies. Large quarto (32 x 28cm), pp.256. Printed in Milan on 200gsm matt-art paper, illustrated throughout with photographs reproduced in duotone with image varnishing. Elaborately bound in full scarlet hide, blocked in gold and white to upper, red endpapers, all edges gilt, housed in original leather-edged cloth slipcase with four black and white photographs of each Beatle laid down to upper, the whole protected in a printed black felt drawstring bag. Signed by Sir Alan Langlands, custodian of the Michael Peto Collection, and Richard Lester, pioneering director of The Beatles' films. DELUXE issues were bound in full leather (rather than a quarter binding) and include three separate hand-numbered photographs showing John Lennon and comedian Peter Cook during the filming of 'The Pipesucker Report' for the BBC show 'Not Only But Also' (1966). Regular copies were not signed by Lester. A fine copy in fine slip-case and original printed draw-string bag. While The Beatles were shooting their second feature film, Help! Michael Peto was working for The Observer Sunday newspaper then the UK's most prestigious publication for photojournalists. His position ensured access to The Beatles over the course of a year, and his limited edition book 'Now These Days Are Gone' features nearly 300 pictures of The Beatles that have never been published before.