The Beatles Signed 1964 Christmas Concert Programme

The Beatles Signed 1964 Christmas Concert ProgrammeA highly rare 1964 concert programme for 'Another Beatles Christmas Show' Fully signed by all four members of the band The Beatles are the biggest selling and most influential band in pop music history. Their classic albums were integral to the development of 1960s counterculture, and had a lasting effect on everything from fashion and film to the recognition of pop music as an art form. Fifty years after they split up in 1970, the band's songs

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and was signed by Napoleon at the Imperial Tuileries Palace in Paris

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An unmounted mint pane of 10 with full original gum

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cancelled by a red Maltese Cross

Indian Feudatory States Indore 1889-92 ¼a orange "Maharaja Shivaji Rao Holkar"

Stained-glass windows

The piece reads 'Come on Wednesday for dinner if you can with

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History has given him the title “The Stamp King” by virtue of the fact he started building the Royal Philatelic Collection