On Tuesday, Cameo Auctioneers in the UK will sell a unique collection of photographs of the Beatles taken by fan Sue Baker. We've arranged with Cameo to include some of the pictures here. (Thanks to Cameo Auctioneers.)
See more Beatles photos and items from Jim Morrison and the Doors and Jimi Hendrix in the slideshow at the bottom of the page.)
Here's the official description of lot 196: "MEMORABILIA: The Beatles, A unique fans personal album collection containing 50+ unreleased colour & black & white photos. Featuring pictures of John, Ringo & George in there houses and gardens with partners and children. These were taken by the vendor & here friend on their visits to the lads homes in the South Of England in the 1960s. Also a Fab magazine page showing the houses, plus an envelope with John, George & Ringo's address written by the vendor & obtained from Paul on their visit to his London home. This lot is being sold with copyright."
Beatles items aren't the only things being sold in the Music Memorabilia Auction, as it's titled. In the slideshow, you'll see items from Jim Morrison (lot 300) and the Doors and Jimi Hendrix (lots 254 and 255).
The auction page is here.
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Had I lived in Swinging England during the 60's, I too might had visited the Fab's home and asked for a pic...what a great find ...even though it looks like George had just been woken up.
The reserve price is too ambitious for a few photos of the members of the Beatles and even more photos of their houses. And the envelope is only written in Miss Baker's hand, not in the handwriting of any of the members of the group. I do know people who did exactly what she did and took far more photos. I'm sure they will be watching this auction carefully. They have much more sensational stories to tell, and home movies too.
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