Paul McCartney lock of hair and autograph

Paul McCartney lock of hair and autographPaul McCartney signed autograph page with lock of hair An autograph album page signed by Paul McCartney in the mid 1960s, with a lock of his dark brown hair attached. Signed in black ballpoint pen during the height of Beatlemania. The signature style indicates 1964 onwards. The hair was cut by a fan outside the BBC's Paris Theatre, Regent Street, London in 1965 or 1966, following a Saturday Club radio recording. The lock has remained attached to the

lightly cancelled by legible part "SOUTH GEORGIA" type SG1 circular date stamp

Monroe has filled out the cheque by hand

After the Allied invasion of German East Africa in World War I

There are a couple of very light gum wrinkles as to be expected with a multiple of this size

and signed by the Hon

lower pair showing variety 'Diagonal line by turret' (R10/1-2

His stamp collection was considered one of the greatest ever assembled and included some of the world's rarest stamps

inexorable

History of the lock of hair

publisher's black cloth

A scarce King George V printer's die proof

A scarce set of stamps