Beatles 1966 Shea Stadium concert ticket stub in VG condition. Full Beatles graphics. Creases and crinkles on ticket, small rub on print at the bottom right corner and writing on the back. Several photos through my printer’s loupe for better clarity of condition.


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Beatles - 1966 Shea Stadium Concert Ticket Stub

Ibanez Performance Acoustic Guitar – PF 3 – Serial Number – 94020852 – Made in 1994 – South Korea

Here we have a very nice Ibanez Performance series acoustic guitar model PF 3 with a laminated Spruce top and laminated Nato back and sides.

Overall condition is very good with only minor scuffs and scrapes commensurate with its age. The action is good and it plays easy and sounds great. Crisp and clear high end and a mellow low end. The neck is straight and there are no fret buzzes. Interesting set of ornate open back tuners 3 per side. 

Comes with a padded gig bag.

 A very nice guitar that was only made for 2 years.  This one is 31 years old and has a long life ahead. 

Specifications Ibanez Performance PF3 

Sold in: North America (1994 & 1995)

Made in: South Korea

Finishes: Natural (NT)

Body type:  Acoustic
Body shape:  Dreadnought

Dimensions:
Body length: 502mm/ 19¾&#34;
Width: 394mm/ 15½&#34;
Depth: 127mm/ 5&#34;

Top:
Material: Spruce (laminated)
Bracing: X
Finish: Matte
Binding: Black & white multi-ply

Back/sides:
Material: Nato (laminated)
Strip inlay: Rosewood center stripe
Finish: Low gloss

Sound hole rosette: Black & white waterslide decal

Neck

Neck profile: PF

Neck material:  1-piece mahogany

Neck finish: Satin

Scale length:
650mm/ 25.6&#34;

Fingerboard:  Rosewood w/ binding

Inlays:  Pearl dots w/ white side dots

Frets:  20 / medium nickel silver

Nut:
Plastic (43mm)

Machine heads:
Open 3 per side ornate

Strings (factory):
Steel


Bridge:  Rosewood

Bridge pins: Black plastic

Saddle: Plastic compensated (11mm string spacing)

Hardware color:Chrome

Pickguard:Black
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Ibanez Performance Acoustic Guitar PF3 1994 - Matte Finish

Sigma Acoustic Guitar – DM 3 – Serial Number – 810016 – Made in 1984 – South Korea

Here we have a super nice Sigma DM 3 made in 1984 with a laminated Sitka Spruce top and Mahogany back and sides.  Overall condition is very good with some minor scuffs and scrapes commensurate with its age.  It is is very light which only adds to its charm. 

The action is low and it plays very well with a remarkable voice.  The neck is straight and no fret buzzing. D string tuner has been replaced.  A great player that will get better with age. Guitar comes with a padded gig bag. 

Specifications for Sigma DM 3
Year(s) offered: 1984 – 2007 (Korea)
Sold in: North America
Made in: South Korea
Finishes: Natural (NT)
Body shape: Dreadnought

Dimensions:
Body length: 502mm/ 19¾&#34;
Width: 390mm/ 15½&#34;
Depth: 95mm/ 3 3/4&#34;

Top:
Material: Sitka Spruce Laminated
Bracing: X
Finish: Matte
Binding: Black & white multi-ply

Back/sides: Material: Mahogany

Strip inlay: Rosewood center stripe

Finish: Low gloss

Sound hole rosette:  Black & white 3 ring rosette

Neck
Neck profile: Medium depth C

Neck material:
1-piece mahogany

Neck finish:
Satin

Scale length:
650mm/ 25.6&#34;

Fingerboard:
Rosewood w/o binding

Inlays:
Pearl dots w/ white side dots

Frets:
20 / medium nickel silver

Nut:
Plastic (43mm)

Machine Heads: Chrome closed 


Bridge: Rosewood

Bridge pins:  Black plastic with white dots

Saddle: Plastic non compensated (11mm string spacing)

Hardware color:Chrome

Pickguard:Black

Serial Numbers:
Block – 810016
Rib - 273866
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Sigma DM3 1984 Sitka Spruce Laminated Top

The Beatles At The Beeb - Transcription Records 2172/S. A great collection of
Beatles performances broadcast on the BBC. Full track listings on labels or back cover photos. Condition Excellent 

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - The Beatles At The BEEB - Transcription Records 

A very nice complete Canadian Let It Be boxset Apple SOAL 6351 as issued in 1970.

The outer slip case has some minor to moderate wear in places, also some crinkles and creases.

The Lp cover is in very good condition with some light scuffs and wear. The record labels show wear but no writing, stickers or tears. The vinyl has surface marks and plays through without any skips. Some surface noise present when played.

The Get Back book is in excellent condition will no loose pages. No rips, tears or stickers.

The book tray is very fragile and is taped on all 4 corners. Numerous small tears, crushed cardboard etc

The Lp tray where the book tray fits into is in good condition with 1 flap taped together.

All in all a decent copy of this collectible Lp.

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Beatles - Let It Be Boxset - Apple SOAL 6351 Canada

For auction on is this very nice Left Handed Seagull S6 - serial number 04414379. Made in March of 2004.  Hand crafted in Quebec.

Some minor scuffs, scrapes and scratches. Some wear on the top from pick strikes just below the pick guard - bottom left hand corner. The back and sides look amazing.

Amazing tone and a very comfortable neck and the action is very nice as well.

Comes with a padded gig bag.

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Seagull Acoustic Guitar S6 Original  2004 - Natural

The Beatles - Alpha & Omega Vol.1. This is a 4 Lp boxset that was released in 1972 and was available as a TV Special Order for a very short period of time.  This box set forced Apple Records to release the 1962-1966, and 1967–1970 red and blue best of double LPs.

From a collectors’ perspective this box set has a much better track selection when compared to the Apple Records releases.

The box set is fair condition showing signs of wear with tape holding the corners intact. The records are in very good condition with light wear on the labels.

A really great set that is hard to find. Full track listing on the label photographs.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Alpha &#38; Omega 4 Lp Box Set

An interesting novelty item produced by Haunted Studios Collection. I don’t know too much about this company but I did purchase it directly from them in 2004.

What we have is a hand crafted life mask of Ringo Starr. It is a 1/2 cast as it only goes to the ear position. The mask is made from their “Ultra Stone” material. It’s well made and is quite heavy.

These Ringo Starr life masks are no longer being made and I have no idea how many were made while they were in production.

The size of the life mask is 9” x 5” x 3”.

Condition is mint.

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Beatles Ringo Starr Life Mask Super Rare

The Beatles and the Rolling Stones featuring demos of songs from both groups. This was issued as a double Lp in a full laminated cover. Full track listing on the back cover photo. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.

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The Beatles and the Rolling Stones - Sing This Altogether - Smilin’ Ears 7700

John Lennon&#39;s Peace Campaign &#34;WAR IS OVER!&#34; Postcard. This original &#34;WAR IS OVER!&#34; postcard from the peace campaign of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, with copyright line en verso reading &#34;Copyright John & Yoko &#39;70.&#34; 

The Lennon-Ono peace campaign became a large-scale, global initiative with these postcards and billboards carrying the same message in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, and other major cities. The campaign reached far beyond Lennon&#39;s fanbase and was taken so seriously by the United States government that Lennon was served with deportation papers by the U.S. Department of Immigration (though he fought and won that battle). 

The card in its entirety reads: &#34;WAR IS OVER! IF YOU WANT IT Happy Christmas from John and Yoko.&#34; In Excellent condition, though there is very mild corner wear and slight fading.
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Beatles - Original John &#38; Yoko War Is Over Postcard 1970

The Beatles Live At The Sam Houston Coliseum - August 19, 1965. This is a double Lp featuring recordings of the afternoon and evening concerts. Full track listings on the back cover photo. Full laminated cover. This Lp was issued on green vinyl. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Live At The Sam Houston Coliseum 

Here we have a complete set of 16 sealed mini albums from The Beatles Miniature Album Collection. Each mini album is 3” x 3” . The set features 16 album cover pictures of The Beatles most popular albums. Each is shrink wrapped and within the packaging is a bubble gum record. Over the years these have become very hard to find.

All 16 mini albums in mint sealed condition.
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Beatles Complete Miniature Album Collection - 16 Titles All Sealed - Mint

The Beatles For Auction.  This Lp features alternate versions of songs recorded in 1964. Issued in a full laminated cover. Full track listing on the back cover or on the label photographs. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - The Beatles For Auction - Sapcor 32

100+ Year Old Parlor Guitar – No Maker’s Mark – Late 1800’s – Early 1900’s - Made in U.S.A. / Canada – Project Guitar

Here we have a beautiful birch wood parlor guitar which is 100+ years old.  I originally believed it was mahogany but I now believe it is birch stained dark. The guitar is well made using good quality wood and is now in need of some loving restoration to bring it back to life. 

The body dimensions are 445mm long, 335mm wide (upper bout width is 230mm), 85mm deep.The rosewood fretboard has 18 frets and joins the body at the 12.5 fret position. The neck has a comfortable C profile with a slight ridge down the middle (from the neck volute)..  

The bridge is solid and is engineered well.  Brass saddle likely added sometime later in its history.  The nut is hand crafted from a piece of mahogany and still appears to be in excellent condition.  A brass over nut was in use when I got the guitar and will be included.  The bridge pins and end pin are hand crafted out of wood with a small mother of pearl dot inlay. 

There are several old stable cracks on the top and on the back. Inside bracing is ladder style. I’m sure these can be cleated. The tuning pegs are three per side and they work well.  When stringing the guitar use nylon strings as this guitar wasn’t made with steel strings in mind.

Could be a great guitar once restored.
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Parlor Guitar - Birch Wood - 100+ Years Old

The Beatles - Abbey Road No. 3 - Great cover graphics.

Songs from The Beatles Abbey Road Lp. Side 2 has songs from Paul and Linda McCartney and Donovan. For full track listing see the back cover photo.

Condition VG+

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Abbey Road No.3 - 1971

The Beatles - Watching Rainbows Audifon L-7

Recorded March - August 1969 at Twickingham Studios, Abbey Road Studios and Apple Studios.  Full track list on back cover photo.  Condition VG

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Watching Rainbows - Audifon L-7

The Beatles - Not For Sale - NEMS Records. 
Here we have an interesting collection of demo songs, some different mixes full track listing and song details on back cover photo. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Not For Sale - NEMS Records - MOP 910

<p>The Beatles - A collection of 112 Beatles Monthly Books. Years covered are 1976 through 2002. 1976, 1977 and 1981 have complete years.</p>
<p>Some duplicate issues. Overall condition is excellent. Maybe a couple of books with issues but for the most part this is a really nice set.</p>

Beatles - 112 Beatles Monthly Books 1976 -2002

The Beatles- Live At The Sam Houston Coliseum - August 19, 1965.  The Beatles live in Houston in 1965. This is a double Lp issued in a full laminated cover. Featuring the afternoon and evening concerts. Full track listing on the back cover photo. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Live From The Sam Houston Coliseum 

The Beatles “Live’ featuring songs recorded at their London, Melbourne and Munchen concerts in 1964 and 1966.  Fulll laminated cover. Full track listing on back cover photograph. Condition Excellent.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Live In London, Melbourne, Munchen - 1964 - 1966

The Beatles- Live At The Hollywood Bowl 1964.  1st generation release with a paper photocopy insert. Full track listing shown on the label photographs. Condition Very Good.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Live At The Hollywood Bowl 1964 

The Beatles  - Introducing The Beatles. One of the many reissue copies of this VJ Records release.  This mine features the rainbow rim colour band. Cover is in Good condition and the vinyl is in very good condition. Full track listing on back cover photograph.

Note: Everything Beatles. These records are all from my personal collection
and may contain live versions of released songs, unreleased songs, demo versions of well known songs, studio banter between group members etc.  In some instances the quality of the source material is poor and that is reflected in the recording.

These LPs were very difficult to find and were only sold in select independent record shops. First issues (1970s) were simply a white cover with a photocopy picture of the Beatles slipped under the shrink wrap. This photocopy would generally have the song titles printed on it and not much more than that.

The record labels of these early issues are often blank or have a picture label associated with the maker of the Lp.

These unofficial pressings were highly collectible as they gave the listener an opportunity to hear something totally different from their favourite artists.

By the early 1980s the quality of the records improved and most were issued in laminated covers with printed record labels although a fair amount of records still had blank labels.  Some argue that these covers were better than the official record company releases.

The records being auctioned here cover the short span of the Beatles recording career. I hope you enjoy listening to these LPs as much as I have.
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Beatles - Introducing The Beatles - VJ 1062

An original used green membership card for the 1964 season at the Cavern Club, Liverpool. 

The inside contains a 1964 calendar, club rules, a map and space for member details. 

The card measures 6.5cm x 10cm (2.5 inches x 4 inches). The condition is fair with crinkles and creases, stains, writing, small piece of back cover missing.  Definitely original.
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Beatles - Original 1964 Cavern Club Membership Card

The Beatles - 2 vintage Beatles comics both in excellent condition. 

Marvel Super Special #4 (1978) – The Beatles Story, featuring a full-color, magazine-style biography of the legendary band.

Written by David Anthony Kraft, with artwork by George Pérez (pencils), Klaus Janson (inks), and colors by Petra Goldberg. Includes a fold-out poster, which is fully intact and attached.

Honkeytonk Sue No. 3
1980
Bob Boze Bell
&#39;Sue gets the Beatles to reunite and convert to Country Western.  Great comic !!!
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Beatles - 2 Vintage Comic Books Featuring The Beatles - Marvel &#38; Honkytonk Sue

Toronto (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Yonge Boulevard

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2000 Hallmark Keepsake handcrafted Yellow Submarine ornament, hard rubber, approx 5 in L × 2.5 in H, sculpted by Nello Williams, original box and bubble wrap present.

The Beatles Yellow Submarine Keepsake ornament

Front of red Hallmark Keepsake box with ornament image

Back of box showing text, sculptor name, year 2000

Ornament in bubble wrap, showing yellow submarine shape

Yellow submarine-shaped hard-rubber Christmas ornament with red and white detailing and Beatles logo; presented in original red Hallmark Keepsake box featuring evergreen imagery.

Hallmark 2000 Beatles Yellow Submarine Ornament

The Beatles Yellow Submarine Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Released in 2000

Up for sale is the Beatles Yellow Submarine Hallmark Christmas tree ornament that is made of hard rubber and is 5 inches long and 2 & 1/2 inches high. Brand new in box and it will look &#34;cool&#34; on your Christmas Tree. Santa Clause will be impressed. 
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Bid Date	Bid Amount
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:32 PM	$15.00
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:33 PM	$15.00
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:22 PM	$11.00
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:22 PM	$10.00
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:07 PM	$8.00
Feb 2, 2026, 6:32:07 PM	$7.00
Feb 1, 2026, 11:02:54 PM	$1.00

Lot #96: Beatles Hallmark Yellow Submarine Keepsake Ornament

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, February 07 2026

Category A: 12:00 PM - 04:30 PM

Pickup Location: Yonge Boulevard, Toronto, ON, M5M 3J1 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #96: Beatles Hallmark Yellow Submarine Keepsake Ornament

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, February 07 2026

Category A: 12:00 PM - 04:30 PM

Pickup Location: Yonge Boulevard, Toronto, ON, M5M 3J1 View Map (opens in new window)

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