THE CONNIE AND DENNIS DAILEY MONUMENTAL BEATLES …The Beatles share space with State Fair of Texas mascot Big Tex in this 1964 souvenir program. Whether it is the world’s largest

ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC AUCTIONJULY 21, 2018 | DALLAS

THE CONNIE AND DENNIS DAILEY MONUMENTAL BEATLES COLLECTION

Front Cover Lot: 89154

Inside Front Cover Lot: 89204

Inside Back Cover Lot: 89155

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By Steve Lansdale

For many, collections evolve from a way to enjoy a subject of interest into a way of celebrating particular people. This certainly is the case for Dennis Dailey.

Growing up in North Platte, Neb., Dailey was friends with Jeff Agler and his sister, Pat. In 1964, when Dailey was about 8, Pat purchased a copy of the Beatles’ I Want to Hold Your Hand, and at the risk of oversimplification, Dailey’s life changed forever.

“The first time I heard that song I was just mesmerized by it,” Dailey says. “I played that thing until I wore it clear out. That was the first piece of Beatles memorabilia I ever purchased … and I still own it. That would be pre-Ed Sullivan Show appearance – seeing them on The Ed Sullivan Show absolutely cemented it for me.”

What began as a one-time hand-me-down from Pat over the years has mushroomed into a trove of all things Beatles-related. He complemented his albums and 45s with photos and sunglasses, jukeboxes and pinball machines, promotional marketing pieces, and lunchboxes. His collection swelled until it filled a room in his house, until he and his wife, Connie, built an addition – largely for the collection. He even recreated the legendary Cavern Club, the Liverpool venue where the band was first seen by Brian Epstein, who later became the group’s manager.

The collection, he says, “just kept growing. We have thousands and thousands of pieces.”

The Beatles share space with State Fair of Texas mascot Big Tex in this 1964 souvenir program.

Whether it is the world’s largest collection of Beatles memorabilia is a matter of debate, but if it isn’t, it definitely is on the short list.

“I know several collectors who have huge Beatles collections, and I always have taken a step beyond what they did, because I included newer stuff,” Dailey says. “The Guinness Book of World Records lists some guy in South America that it claims has the largest collection, but from the pictures I have seen, I didn’t think that collection held a candle, compared to what my wife and I have. Maybe we’re not listed [in Guinness] because we have so many things that really are groups of four, of 10, of 50 items, and we just count them as a single item.”

“What’s amazing about the collection,” adds Garry Shrum, consignment director for Heritage Auctions’ entertainment and music department, “is how thorough it is, how complete it is. Someone else might have a particular Beatles lunchbox, but if it was made in six different colors, this collection has all six. The effort he put into making this complete is unbelievable.”

Dailey was fortunate that his wife already had an appreciation for the Fab Four when they tied the knot.

“Connie always was a fan, and when we met, she was aware that I had a few records,” he says. “I guess I kind of educated her about the culture of the Beatles, and this became a partnership, a joint venture. We have done the same with our children and grandchildren, and really have an atypical Beatles family. They’re all aware of the culture that surrounded the band.”

The Daileys now have decided to downsize – a decision with which they have wrestled for five or six years – and have consigned the collection to Heritage Auctions, which will split it up over several auctions over the next few years, beginning in November 2017. They are keeping their Beatles history – the records, the tapes, the books – but are offering an incredible array of everything else, from concert tickets and programs to Beatles-themed toys.

“I always loved the toy musical instruments – the guitars, the drums,” Dailey says. “Those are some of my favorites, for sure, and it was always extra-special if I could find those pieces in their original packaging. I also always loved the vintage advertising pieces.

While he has come to grips with the idea of auctioning off the collection, Dailey hopes the new owner will have the space and ability to create the presentation he thinks the collection deserves.

“We have spent our lives building this collection, and we are extremely proud of it,” Dailey says. “We have had a lot of people – collectors, friends, family – who are in shock when they see the collection. But there’s that old adage: ‘You’re not going to be able to take it with you.’ That’s how it is with any collectible. Now is the right time.”

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89152 Beatles Ink Signatures Obtained in Wales on July 19, 1963, in Framed Display. All four signatures: “Ringo Starr/ xxx”, “Paul McCartney/ xxx”, “John Lennon/ xxx”, and “George Harrison” on a 5.5” x 6” page which appears to be the back of a photo. At the bottom in an unknown hand is written: “July 19th Ritz Rhyl”. This was the first night of two sold-out appearances (two shows each day) at the Ritz Ballroom in Rhyl, Flintshire, North Wales. Interestingly, they stayed at the nearby Westminster Hotel- in the Bridal Suite. Sadly, the Ballroom burned down in 1968 (but the hotel still stands). Elaborately and archivally matted with a period photo and engraved plaque to an overall 16.5” x 32”. Light dampstaining and tape stains on the signature page. Overall Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $3,500

89153 Beatles Rare Oversize Capitol Records “Your Beatles Headquarters” Promotional Poster (US, Circa 1964-1965). Sight area 28.5” x 56.5” framed and matted under clear acrylic to an overall size of 34” x 63.5” overall. Likely produced in 1964 or possibly early 1965, this nearly 5 foot high retail display would have been hard to ignore! Printed in dark blue/black on a bright orange background, the group is shown in full profile with the proclamation “YOUR BEATLES HEADQUARTERS”. The Capitol logo is boldly placed over their legs. The poster was at one time folded in thirds for shipping and as such displays the resultant creases. The poster exhibits small punctures, scuffs, light scratches/creases to the surface and some toning and scattered staining. There is a small area of loss on the right edge and a small hole at the top center. This poster was obviously used, still a rare display in good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


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89154 Beatles - Original Capitol Records Meet the Beatles Moving Heads Store Display (1964). After an extremely successful year in their native UK, the Beatles finally broke big in America. Capitol Records was initially resistant of the group, but the infectious sound of “Yeah Yeah Yeah” caused the company to do a complete turnabout, resulting in a huge promotional campaign for their first US album, a reworked version of the boys second UK LP. Titled Meet the Beatles, the album took off in the early days of 1964, and it promptly knocked everyone on their collective heads, young and old alike. Finding early promo material for Meet the Beatles is tough, especially this incredible piece. Designed as a window display, this large cardboard stand-up features a famous Dezo Hoffman photo of the band in their collarless suits — note the cigarette in Paul’s hand (later airbrushed out for use on a 1984 re-issue picture sleeve). The heads of Paul, Ringo, George, and John were die-cut and sit about a half-inch from the display; a battery-operated mechanical device in the back causes the heads to sway back and forth. It’s easy to imagine a group of teenage girls gathered outside a record store window, swooning to the swaying Mop Top heads! Displays such as this were sent to select radio stations and retail outlets in early February 1964. It measures approximately 30.75” x 25.5” x 6”. These coveted displays rarely survive, as most were ruined by direct exposure to sun, and the few that are still around are usually missing at least one head. This item is complete and in good working order. It will be a standout item in even the most advanced Beatles collection, and is sure to cause some spirited bidding. Don’t hesitate on this; you know you want it! Fine condition, with minor tearing at the bottom center. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89155 Beatles Vintage Record Player with Original Box (NEMS, 1964). A wonderful example, this phonograph features both color photos of the group on the top and inside lid intact (many are missing the outside photo). The serial number tag is included, stapled to the outer box, serial number M440168. Only about 5000 of these players were ever produced, and very few of the boxes were kept. The boxes alone often fetch steep prices! Also includes original instruction manual, warranty slip, and accompanying paperwork and tags. In Very Good condition, consistent with age and use and the foam platter mat is crumbling. The player measures 17.5” x 6” x 10”, and the box measures slightly larger. From the Connie and Dennis Daily Monumental Beatles Collection.



89156 Maureen Starkey Handwritten Letter To A Beatles Fan And Publicity Photograph (1966). Handwritten letter to a fan named Mark, in South Milwaukee,WI, apologizing that “my husband [Ringo] cannot answer your letter but he is very busy working at the moment...I am glad you like Richie’s playing. Enclosed is a photograph I hope you like it...Love Maureen Starkey”. The letter includes the original mailing envelope addressed to the fan and a publicity photograph of the Fab Four bearing printed facsimile signatures. Incredibly rare. Photograph measures 4” x 9”.


89157 Beatles Ed Sullivan Show Letter And Publicity Photograph (1964). The letter is typed, on “The Crown...Miami Beach” headed paper, dated February 14, 1964, addressed to “Dear Crown Guest...I am enclosing two tickets for the Dress Rehearsal of the Ed Sullivan Show...Appearing will be Mitzi Gaynor, The Beatles...and Mr Ed Sullivan”. The letter gives timing and the location details and is signed by Crown President Morris Lansburgh. Measures 8.5” x 11”. In Very Good condition, with two small brown stains to left edge and lower left corner. Also included is black and white publicity photograph of the Beatles suited, standing, posing with a stuffed animal, John Lennon holding a boat paddle. The reverse is annotated with various editing notes and is accompanied by a “CBS” printed label (now detached), with typed information, including: “Subject: The Beatles / Program: “The Ed Sullivan Show”...1/24/64”. Measures 7” x 9”. In Very Good condition, with staple holes to upper corners, the front and back with various notations, some creasing and toning.

Starting Bid: $500

89158 Beatles and Beach Boys Closed Circuit TV Concert Film Ticket. An unused ticket for the March 15, 1964 CCTV viewing in Norfolk, VA, of footage of the Beatles’ February 11, 1964 American concert debut at the Washington Coliseum. Small tape remnant on the verso, else excellent condition. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89159 Beatles Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, September 7, 1964 Press Box Concert Ticket. The Fab Four played two shows on the 7th, blasting through a 12-song set. The ticket measures 3.75” x 1.25” and is slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3”. There is a small heart-shaped cancellation on the edge of the right margin. Fine condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89160 Beatles Jacksonville, Florida, September 11, 1964 Unused Concert Ticket. One day after Hurricane Dora struck the Jacksonville, Florida area, causing flooding and some $300 million in property damage, the Beatles arrived to perform outdoors in the Gator Bowl in front of 20,000 screaming fans. Here is an unused light-blue ticket from that radio station WAPE sponsored event with a nice portrait of the Fab Four in magenta. Small tape remnant on the verso otherwise in fine condition. Slabbed in clear acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89161 Beatles Kansas City “Extra Show” Unused Concert Ticket, September 17, 1964. The Beatles had originally planned on resting a bit on September 17, 1964, but wealthy promoter Charles O. Finley approached manager Brian Epstein with a whopping $150,000 offer to add a Kansas City stop to their tour. The Beatles launched into “Kansas City”, and segued to Little Richard’s “Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey”, resulting in such an uproarious reception that the concert was threatened with cancellation if the audience didn’t calm down! This unused ticket to the memorable show is in excellent condition with trivial wear. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89162 Beatles Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, August 17, 1965 Concert Ticket. Ticket from the 8:30 p.m. performance on August 17, 1965, one of two 27-minute shows that day in Toronto. About fine condition. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89163 Beatles White Sox Park, Chicago, August 20, 1965 Lower Grandstand Concert Ticket. After two chaotic sets in Houston the day before, the Beatles flew to Chicago for this August 20, 1965 performance, only to be denied permission to land at O’Hare International Airport due to the feared disruption their presence would cause. (Their stay at the O’Hare Sahara Hotel was disrupted by countless fans who kept the entire clientele awake through the night.) Their shows at White Sox Park were more successful, though, and this ticket to the 8 p.m. performance is in excellent condition with minimal wear. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89164 Beatles Balboa Stadium, San Diego, August 25, 1965 Concert Ticket With the Original Transmittal Envelope. A 3.5” x 1.5” black on pink printed ticket for their August 28, 1965, concert at Balboa Stadium, then home to the AFL’s San Diego Chargers. The price for this seat in the Upper Level was $3.50. 20,000 fans attended the show. Just prior to this concert, the Beatles took a few days off, staying at a rented North Hollywood mansion. The lads went to visit Elvis on the 27th at his mansion resulting in a superstar jam session. This example with the ultra-rare original transmittal envelope. The ticket is in about fine condition; the envelope a bit tattered. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89165 Beatles International Amphitheatre, Chicago, August 12, 1966 Concert Ticket. An unused ticket from their August 12, 1966, show in Chicago, the first performance of their final concert tour. During their usual press conference the day before, the band tried to placate the American public in regards to John’s infamous “We’re more popular than Jesus” statement. A central slightly-diagonal crease which has affected the surface of the paper on both sides, otherwise in excellent condition. Slabbed in clear acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89166 Beatles Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, August 19, 1966 Concert Ticket. The Beatles’ appearance in the Deep South aroused a lot of tension (proclaiming themselves “more popular than Jesus” hadn’t helped), and the band’s arrival in Memphis was met by outraged city officials, religious protesters, and a handful of perturbed Ku Klux Klansmen. Nevertheless, their August 19, 1966, performances were played to almost-full capacity crowds. This ticket from the 8:30 p.m. show is in A couple of small damp stains, otherwise in excellent condition. Slabbed in acrylic to an overall size of 6” x 3.5”. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89167 Beatles Fairfield Hall Concert Flyer (John Smith Presents 1963). Rare. Printed on white paper for a show in Croydon, London on Saturday 7th September. The flyer features images of the Fab Four’s heads, with a “Postal Booking Slip” to one side. The support acts are Ian Crawford and the Boomerangs, Mike Berry and the Innocents, Freddie Starr and the Midnighters, and Rocking Henry and the Hayseeds. Measures 9” x 5.25”. In Near Mint condition.

Starting Bid: $500

89168 Beatles, Chris Montez, and Tommy Roe Tour Programs (Two, 1963). The Beatles were second on the bill for this UK tour, March 9-31, 1963. As follows.

Granada Theatre, East Ham, March 9, 1963: A rare venue-specific program for the opening night of the tour. Chris Montez is featured on the front cover and Tommy Roe on the back. There is a full page inside about the Beatles. Eight pages, 7” x 9.25”. General wear, Very Good condition.

Tour Program, March 1963: Orange front cover with Montez and Roe; the Beatles are on the back. A two-page spread on the Beatles inside. Sixteen pages, 8” x 10.5”. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89169 Beatles Programs - Odeon Theatre, Weston-super-Mare and Arthur Howes-Produced Concert (Both 1963). Two great programs with Beatles photo covers, as follows.

Odeon Theatre, July 22-27, 1963: Rare orange “The Beatles Show” cover. The Beatles headlined this series of six nights at the Odeon with Gerry & the Pacemakers, Tommy Quickly, and others supporting. Sixteen pages, 8” x 10.25”. Stain and tear on front, light wear, Very Good condition.

UK Tour, April/ May 1963: Red cover with separate photos of Beatles in chairs. They were headliners with the Fourmost, Sons of Piltdown Man, and others supporting. Eight pages, 7” x 9.5”. Horizontal fold, wear, Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89170 Beatles Concert Programs - Empire Theatre, Liverpool (1962) and Princess Theatre, Torquay (1963). Two rare specific-venue programs, as follows.

Empire Theatre, October 28, 1962: Although the Quarrymen had performed at the Empire, this was the Beatles’ first appearance at this important venue. In a NEMS-produced show, the Beatles were one of eight acts with Little Richard as the headliner but they were the only other act to get bios in this program. Their first single “Love Me Do / P.S. I Love You” had just been released. Eight pages, 6.75” x 8.5”. Small tear on back page, tape repair on front cover, Very Good condition.

Princess Theatre, August 18, 1963: Their only appearance at the seaside town of Torquay. They were the headline act with the Fourmost, the Kestrels, and others supporting. Eight pages, 7” x 9.5”. Folds and wear, Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89171 Beatles - Rare 1963 Royal Command Performance Program (UK, 1963). The Beatles November 4, 1963 performance in front of Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother found the band on the verge of world domination. In little more than three months the band would invade the U.S. and the rest, as they say is history. The program measures 8.25” x 11.5” with the titles on the cover embossed in black with the queen’s royal warrant stamped in gilt. The program is staple-bound with a royal blue cord and tassel ornament. There were 19 acts on the bill that night at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London including Tommy Steele, Marlene Dietrich with Burt Bacarach at the piano, Donald Swann, Wilfrid Brambell and Michael Flanders, but undoubtedly The Beatles were the main attraction. Seventh on the bill, they performed “From Me to You”, “She Loves You”, “Till There Was You” and “Twist and Shout”. It was before their last song that a cheeky John Lennon uttered his now famous line: “For our last number, I’d like to ask your help. Will the people in the cheaper seats clap your hands? And the rest of you, if you’ll just rattle your jewelry...”. In Fine condition, with some light age toning, handling wear, and a smoothed vertical fold. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89172 Beatles Carnegie Hall Program with “John McCartney” Misprint (1964). During their historic first visit to New York to appear on the Ed Sullivan Show, the Beatles played two shows at the Carnegie Hall on February 12, 1964 (7:00 and 9:30). This is a copy of the Hall’s early 1964 program, with a two-page center spread on the Fab Four. The left page devoted to a Capitol Records ad for the Meet The Beatles LP and the “I Want To Hold Your Hand” single which were both at #1. The right side page states that Theatre Three Promotions presents The Briarwood Singers and The Beatles, with performance times and the group’s members. Paul is listed as John McCartney. Twenty-four internal pages, 8.25” x 11.25”. Some wear and damp staining, Very Good Minus condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89173 Beatles Rare Scotland Tour Program with “Hair” Cover (1964). The Beatles played four shows over two nights in Scotland, April 29-30, 1964, before heading out on their ambitious World Tour. This program was for those dates in Edinburgh and Glasgow. The simple blue cover has artist renditions of the Beatles’ famous hairdos. Opening acts included Johnny and the Copy Cats, The Remo Four, and Tommy Quickly with photos and bios of the acts inside. Twelve internal pages, 8” x 10.5”. Very light vertical fold, Near Mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89174 Beatles A Hard Day’s Night Press Package for the Royal World Premier, London, July 6, 1964. Includes: 1) Royal World Premier program, 8.5” x 11”. Wonderful souvenir program for the Royal World Premiere of the Beatles first feature film, A Hard Days Night. Held on July 6, 1964, the premier was attended by Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret, as well as the Countess and Earl of Snowdon. Talk about a high-profile event! A bit of scuffing to the front cover with a crease at the upper right edge, otherwise very good condition. 2) Two Royal World Premiere unused tickets, 7.25” x 4.5”, for Dress Circle (very expensive 15 guineas!) Row G, seats 31 and 32. Printed on the recto side only. Very good. 3) Synopsis of the film. Two pages, with Beatles silhouettes containing a one-page printed synopsis of the movie. Horizontal fold crease and some light scuffing, very good. 4) Press show invitation to the film for a showing at 10:30 AM, July 6, 1964. 4.5” x 6”. Excellent. 5) World Premiere ticket ordering form, 6” x 8.25”. Lower left corner clipped, otherwise excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $600

89175 Beatles A Hard Day’s Night Northern Premiere Program (1964). Rare. Rare, forty-four page program for the premier of the Beatles’ first movie at the Odeon in Liverpool on July 10th, 1964. The program features numerous black and white photographs of the Fab Four, including several taken from the movie. Measures 8.5” x 11”. In Very Good Plus condition, with minor scuffs and wear.

Starting Bid: $500


89176 The Beatles - John Lennon (Blue) Night of 100 Stars, July 23, 1964. A program from the 1964 “The Night of the Hundred Stars”, with cover art by John Lennon. The Beatles performed at the charity event, held at the London Palladium, participating in a flying ballet act and a short musical performance. The event, which raised money to aid the Actor’s Charitable Trust, featured other heavy hitting celebrities such as Laurence Olivier, Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey, Frankie Vaughan, and Zsa Zsa Gabor. The program, measuring 8.75” x 11.25”, is 68 pages and features multiple contemporary advertisements along with details of the event’s performances. In Very Good condition with light wear, soiling, and creasing on the cover. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection

Starting Bid: $500

89177 Beatles-Gerry and the Pacemakers-Cilla Black Rare NEMS Enterprises LTD 3rd Anniversary Promotional Program (UK, 1965). 9” x 12”, stiff white paper wraps, 16 unnumbered page, bound with red polished cotton cord. The souvenir program from NEMS Enterprises 3rd Anniversary gala held Wednesday, April 7, 1965. NEMS Enterprises LTD came into being in the Spring of 1962 shortly after Brian Epstein’s first meeting with the Beatles. The program showcases the NEMS stable of talent complete with black-and-white pictures of each artist facing a page of information including the artist’s first record, UK singles and albums, gold discs, tours, etc. The Beatles occupy the first page (of course) and the other acts include Gerry and the Pacemakers, Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas, Cilla Black, The Fourmost, Tommy Quickly, Sounds Incorporated, Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers, Michael Haslam, The Rustiks and The Silkie. The last two pages features a nice portrait of Brian Epstein and a full-page history of NEMS. An extremely rare item. Some slight toning to the white covers as might be expected, otherwise in excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89178 Beatles Help! Royal World Premiere Package, London Pavilion, July 29, 1965. Includes: 1) Royal World Premier program, 8.5” x 11”. Wonderful souvenir program for the Royal World Premiere of the Beatles second feature film, Help!. Held on July 29, 1965, the premier was attended by Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret, as well as the Countess and Earl of Snowdon. Some toning to cover and contents; creased corners, otherwise very good condition. 2) Synopsis of the film. Two pages brochure containing a one-page printed synopsis of the movie. Very good. 3) World Premiere ticket ordering form, 6” x 8”. Tickets went up considerably since A Hard Day’s Night! Lower right corner clipped with some mounting remnants on the verso, otherwise excellent condition. 4) Ticket for the World Premiere, 5.5” x 5”, for a seat in the stalls (3 guineas). A bit faded with some lining to the surface and mounting remnants on the verso, otherwise good. 5) Help! place holder from the premier. Stiff card stock, 3” x 1.75” (folded) with a gilt Help! logo on one side and “Beatles’ Guest” typed on the other side. A bit toned and with scattered stains, otherwise good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $600


89179 The Beatles Come to Town Film Short Poster (Pathé News, 1963). Original folded one sheet poster for the 1963 Pathé News technicolor short showing The Beatles in concert at the ABC Cinema in Manchester, England. The footage was later re-used for the feature film Pop Gear (1965). The poster measures 28” x 42”. In Very Good condition, with heavy wear to the folds, some pinholes and general surface wear.

Starting Bid: $500

89180 Beatles - A Hard Day’s Night Movie Advertisement from Hayward, California (US, 1964), in Matted Display. A 7” x 13” (sight size) ad with Beatle caricatures playing their instruments. Text reads, in part: “At Last... The Beatles Starring in their first full-length, hilarious, action-packed film! Like Wow! John Paul Ringo George”. It lists the six new songs and gives the opening date of Wednesday, August 12 (1964) at the Hayward Theatre. Matted to an overall 10” x 16”. One horizontal fold, otherwise Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89181 Beatles Large American International Press Book for the Film Go Go Mania (US, 1965). 11” x 17”, 10 unnumbered pages, printed on slick paper, staple bound. The book includes brief stories on some of the artists in the movie which besides the Beatles included Peter and Gordon, The Animals, Herman’s Hermits, The Nashville Teens, Spencer Davis Group and several others. Also contains a catalog of posters, window cards, lobby cards, etc. available for advertising. With a central fold, otherwise fine condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89182 Beatles A Hard Day’s Night One Sheet Movie Poster (United Artists, 1964). Original folded poster for the first Beatles movie, directed by Richard Lester. Measures 27” x 41”. In Very Good Plus condition, with surface creases and wear to corners and edges. Black scuff marks to upper right corner.

Starting Bid: $600

89183 Beatles VI Rare Capitol Records Promotional Poster (1965, US). 21” x 26”. With a nice sepia tone illustration of the album cover and a list of their previous five Capitol releases along the lower edge. Matted. Some toning at the edges; tape remnants at the corners; scattered scuffing, otherwise very good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89184 Beatles Amazingly Rare Capitol Records Rubber Soul Record Store Counter Promotional Display (US, 1965). Measuring a large 30” x 22.5”, this die-cut cardboard promo features the iconic Rubber Soul album cover with a hinged white flap captioned “The Beatles Sing 12 Brand new Songs! Rubber Soul Never Before Available in the U.S.A. Great for Giving! Or Just Groovy Listening!” Complete with the fold-out support on the verso. Excellent condition with a lightly dented corners on the right side. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89185 Beatles Magical Mystery Tour Movie Poster (New Line, Mid-1970s). Originally filmed as a TV special for the BBC, this was the Beatles’ follow-up to their second movie, Help! John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, along with a bunch of friends and acquaintances, board a special bus and take, literally, a magical mystery tour around the English countryside, showcasing some of the band’s greatest songs, including “Fool on the Hill,” “I am the Walrus,” “Blue Jay Way,” and the title number. Surprisingly, the film was a bomb both times it was shown on British television (probably because it was shown in black and white, not color) and was consequently never broadcast in the U.S. It did become quite a success, however, on the American midnight movie and college circuit, from whence this great poster hails. Measures 23” x 29”. Very Good Plus. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89186 Beatles Large Capitol Records “New! For Christmas” Magical Mystery Tour Promotional Poster (US SMAL2835), 1967). Framed under clear acrylic to an overall size of 35.5” x 44”. A rare promo poster announcing the Fab Four’s soon-to-be-classic album which was released on November 27, 1967 - just in time for Christmas! This example bears traces of old, smoothed fold creases with some scattered, small stains. A few small holes in the folds, otherwise in very good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89187 Beatles Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Capitol Records Promotional Poster (US, 1967). Back in the glorious sixties, each new album by the Beatles was always a highly anticipated event, but nothing had prepared fans for the masterpiece that was Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club. It was the musical benchmark of an entire generation, and has continued to impress, influence, and astound generations to come. Here is an original American promo poster for that monumental album, one that hung in record stores during the LP’s initial release. Matted. With intersecting fold creases; tack holes in the corners; some scattered toning and light stains; a few scattered scuffs; light wear in the folds; mild wear and a few small closed tears along the edge, otherwise in good condition. It’s a very tough poster to find, and this is only the second example Heritage has offered. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89188 Beatles Limited Edition Reprint 1966 Beatles in Tokyo Poster (1995, US). Hand-number 6116 of 25,000 in the lower left corner. Artwork by Troy Alders. Printed on glossy paper, 10.5” x 23.5”. A limited edition commemorative edition celebrating the Beatles 1966 tour to Japan. Matted. Excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89189 Beatles Yellow Submarine Limited Edition Jukebox #1/100 (UK - Rock-Ola, 2000). Designed as one of only 100 pieces in a limited series, serial number 90014, accompanying COA states this example is #1/100. Brilliantly-designed full-size jukebox sports a finish decorated in a “Yellow Submarine” motif, and was produced in 2000 by the United Kingdom’s Rock-Ola manufacturers in conjunction with Apple Corp. Designed by Lordsvale Sales, Ltd CEO Mike Ansell and two Apple Corp. studio artists. Plays compact discs, and includes remote control. Powers on with all lights and bubbles functioning, though the CD changer and coin mechanism are untested. Measures approximately 72” x 35” x 27”. Very Fine condition, with an orange scuff at the bottom left, subtle buzzing from speakers, left side spinner works but catches at a certain point. Needs cleaning. COA from Apple Corp. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89190 Beatles Yellow Submarine Color Movie Stills (UK, King Features-Subafilms, Ltd. 1968). Complete set of eight 10” x 8” glossy stills from the film in presumably the original paper and glassine folder. The edges of the folder are a bit tatty otherwise in very good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $600

89191 Beatles Yellow Submarine Vintage Press Releases (Two), Color Glossy Promotional Photos (Thirty-seven), and Poster-Cards (Four) (1968). A great group of original material relating to the Beatles’ full-length animated film featuring their music. There are two press releases, one a synopsis, the other regarding the Blue Meanies. All your favorite characters are represented in the 8” x 10” photos- John, Paul, George, Ringo (of course), the sub itself, Captain Fred, the Blue Meanie, the Snapping Turtle Turk, the Flying Glove, the Boob, the Apple Bonkers, the Lord Mayor, Robin, the Butterfly Stomper, and Jack the Nipper. The poster cards include the submarine, John, Paul, and Ringo. All material is preserved in archival sheet protectors and enclosed in a large binder for easy viewing. A few of the photos show wear and damage, overall Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89192 Beatles Hey Jude In-Store Counter Display (Apple/Capitol, 1970). A rare store display for the Beatles 1970 compilation album, featuring singles and tracks not previously included on other full-length albums. It measures approximately 11.75” x 15.75”. Very Good condition, with some light toning, edge/handling wear, and damp staining along the right side support. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750


89193 John Lennon How I Won The War One Sheet Movie Poster (United Artists, 1968). Folded poster for the war comedy starring Michael Crawford and John Lennon. Directed by Richard Lester. Measures 27” x 41”. In Very Good Plus condition with some creasing and wear to edges and corners.

Starting Bid: $500

89194 Beatles Art Collaboration for the Monterey Pop Festival Poster (US, 1993). Sight area 19.5” x 29.5”, framed under glass to an overall size of 24.5” x 34.5”. Copyright 1993 by Tom Wilkes/Planet Gear, Inc. The original was the only known piece collaboratively by the four Beatles. It was contributed by the Beatles to the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. With a COA from Planet Gear, Inc. mounted on the back. Excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89195 Beatles “She’s A Woman” RIAA White Mat Gold Record Sales Award (Capitol 5327, 1964). Released as the “B” side to “I Feel Fine”. It was the final of the Beatles eleven top ten hits for the calendar year 1964. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to MacLen Music, Inc. to Commemorate the Sale of More than One Million Copies of the Capitol Records Pop Single Record ‘She’s A Woman’”. Framed in a gold-trimmed walnut finish to an overall 13” x 17”. A few minor dings in the frame, Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89196 Beatles Yesterday and Today RIAA Hologram Gold Record Sales Award (Capitol Records ST-2553, 1966). Between January 1965 and September 1966, the Beatles released an astonishing six new US albums. All six spent time at the top of Billboard’s album charts, with Yesterday and Today claiming #1 for five weeks. It was essentially a collection of singles for US consumption only, but what a collection of singles! According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to Capitol Manufacturing Inc. to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 500,000 Copies of the Capitol Records, Inc. Album, Cassette and C.D. ‘Yesterday and Today’”. The “Butcher” version of the cover is pictured. Framed in a black lacquer finish to an overall 17” x 21”. Light scratches to frame, otherwise in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89197 Beatles VI RIAA Hologram Gold Record Sales Award Presented to the Artists (Capitol Records T-2358, 1965). One of four albums the Fab Four released during 1965 to spend multiple weeks at the top of Billboard’s Top Pop Albums chart; Beatles VI spent six weeks at #1 in between Beatles ‘65 and Help! According to the plaque beneath the gold disc and cassette, this award was “Presented to The Beatles to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 500,000 Copies of the Capitol Records Album and Cassette ‘Beatles VI’”. Framed in a black lacquer finish to an overall 17” x 21” and in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89198 Beatles Revolver RIAA Hologram Platinum Record Sales Award Presented to the Artists (Capitol Records SW-2576, 1966). Another groundbreaking album showing a continuing progression in the group’s experimentation with differing styles and instrumentation: tape loops and backwards recording on “Tomorrow Never Knows”; a classical double string quartet on “Eleanor Rigby”; and Indian music on “Love You To.” Rolling Stone has this at Number Three on their “500 Great Albums of All Time” list and not many would argue. According to the plaque beneath the platinum disc (purple label) and cassette, this award was “Presented to The Beatles to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 1,000,000 Copies of the Capitol Records Album, Cassette and C.D. ‘Revolver’”. Framed in a black lacquer finish to an overall 17” x 21 and in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89199 Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band RIAA Hologram Gold Record Sales Award Presented to the Artists (Capitol Records SMAS-26534, 1967). This album effectively changed the landscape of popular music forever, bringing touches of Avant-Garde, Vaudeville, and Indian music into the Beatles’ brand of catchy Rock & Roll. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc and cassette, this award was “Presented to The Beatles to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 500,000 Copies of the Capitol Records Album and Cassette ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’”. Framed in a black lacquer finish to an overall 17” x 21”. Barely noticeable damage to the top of the frame, otherwise in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89200 Beatles Magical Mystery Tour RIAA Gold Record Award Presented to the Artist (Capitol, MAS 2835, 1967). Released only a few months after the iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour still managed to top Billboard’s album charts for eight weeks in late 1967 and early 1968, and gave us such legendary songs as “I Am The Walrus,” “All You Need Is Love,” and “Strawberry Fields Forever”. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to the Beatles to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 500,000 Copies of the Capitol Records Long-Playing Record Album ‘Magical Mystery Tour’”. Framed to 17” x 21”. Fine condition, with some tearing to the black backing paper. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89201 Beatles Rock ‘N’ Roll Music RIAA Gold Record Award (Capitol SKBO-11537, 1976). A compilation album combining Beatle-penned hits and covers they recorded of 1950s rock composers such as Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, and Larry Williams. It reached number two in the American charts, kept from the top spot by Paul McCartney’s Wings at the Speed of Sound album. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to Capitol Records, Inc. to Commemorate the Sale of More Than 500,000 Copies of the Capitol Records, Inc. Long-Playing Record Album ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Music’”. Framed in an antique gold finish to an overall 17” x 21”, and in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89202 Beatles “Lady Madonna” RIAA White Mat Gold Record Sales Award Presented to the Artists (Capitol 2138, 1968). The last single released on Parlophone/ Capitol before the founding of Apple Records. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to The Beatles to Commemorate the Sale of More than One Million Copies of the Capitol Records Pop Single Record ‘Lady Madonna’”. Framed in a gold-trimmed walnut finish to an overall 13” x 17”. A few minor dings in the frame and a minor crease on the label, Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89203 John Lennon “(Just Like) Starting Over” RIAA Gold Record Award Presented to the Artist (Geffen GEF49604, 1980). The song was taken from his Double Fantasy LP and was the last single of new material released in his lifetime. According to the plaque beneath the gold disc, this award was “Presented to John Ono Lennon to Commemorate the Sale of More than One Million Copies of the Geffen Records Single Record ‘(Just Like) Starting Over’”. Framed in an antique gold finish to an overall 13” x 17” and in Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89204 Beatles “Beat Time” Pinball Machine (Williams, 1966). Manufactured by Chicago amusement company Williams in 1966, this two-player pinball machine is something unique and incredibly fun for the serious Fab Four collector! It’s designed with a killer Beatles “Beat Time” motif, and includes the original “The Bootles” glass panel originally used while waiting for approval of use of the Beatles name. Also includes original 8.5” x 11” glossy color advertisement for the machine, and photocopies of all corresponding paperwork. Serial #9. Measures 70” x 52” x 28.5”. In Fine working condition, though the coin mechanism has not been tested, the paint shows light cracking, chipping, and scuffing throughout, with minor chipping to the wood frame. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89205 Beatles - Remco Dolls In-Store Promo Banner (US Seltaeb, 1964), in Matted Display. A colorful 17.5” x 7” promo piece stating “We Have The Official Beatle Dolls by Remco” with essentially life-size images of all four dolls. Archivally double matted to an overall 22” x 11.5”, ready to frame. Would make a fabulous display backdrop for your set of dolls. Extremely rare. Left edge rough, original folds, Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89206 Beatles Wing-Dings Promotional Poster Picturing the Beatles (US, 1964), in Matted Display. A 16” x 9.5” (sight size) B&W advertising mailer depicting the Fabs, each with a word bubble above their head: George “Wing-Dings”; Paul “and only Wing-Dings”; John “make the official Beatle Sneakers”; and Ringo “yeah! yeah! yeah!”. At the bottom: “Visit our rooms at the New York, Atlanta, and Dallas shoe shows. yeah! yeah! yeah!” The verso has the return address of “Wing-Dings/ Saco, Maine” and the bold text: “Everybody Wants ‘Em ... Be Sure You Order Enough Wing-Dings Official Beatle Sneakers”. Both sides are visible in the 19” x 12.5” double-sided mat. Great display piece. Minor tear at lower edge, overall Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89207 Beatles “Official Pins” Original Cardboard Store Display, Complete with Twenty-four Pins (UK, Subbuteo, circa 1964). Yeah!, Yeah!, Yeah! (as the display state), here is an awesome lot. This heavy cardboard display is 11” x 20”, printed in color with Beatle facial portraits, and proclaiming “...Here They Are! The Beatles Official Pins”. This display was “Printed in U.S.” but the pins were made and marketed only in England. Each pin has a 2.125” Beatle standing on a base with their guitar (1.875”, seated with drumsticks for Ringo) mounted to a 2” diameter plastic white shell backing Each card has six sets of four pins. (Note: one of the Lennon figures has dropped his guitar). The display is shrink-wrapped together, possibly as originally shipped to the dealer. We have never seen this display complete as issued. Another incredible rarity from this collection. Perfect for display. Mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750


89208 Beatles Four Pop Vintage Toy Guitar by Mastro on Original Display Card (NEMS, 1964). A 21” long red plastic four string guitar with silk-screened facial images and facsimile signatures in black around the sound hole and facial images on the headstock. “The Beatles”, “Four Pop Guitar” and “Made in U.S.A. Under License” also printed in black. Mastro made several models of these toy Beatles guitars as well as a banjo, snare drum, and bongos, all very collectible. This example is the exceedingly rare “promotional variation” with a burgundy neck and the white shadowing behind the Beatles’ faces, and is shrink wrapped on the original 8.5” x 23.75” die-cut display card featuring facial images, facsimile autographs, and an exhortation to the buyer to “Tune It/ Play It”. This desirable piece of Beatles memorabilia comes with the original red guitar pick, strings, and instruction book. We note a minor 2” long crack below Ringo’s picture on the body of the instrument and a tear in the plastic wrap nearby. Otherwise in Near Mint condition. Shrink wrap of a later date. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


8 9 2 0 9 B e at l e s V i nt a g e Toy G u i t a r, Unlicensed (China). A 19.5” long cream over orange-colored four string plastic guitar with facsimile signatures and facial images printed above “Beatles” on the front. On the back is embossed “No. 103 Made in China”. Date of issue unknown. Uneven toning, wear, and soiling, Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89210 Beatles Four Pop Vintage Toy Guitar by Mastro on Reproduction Display Card and Instruction Book (NEMS, 1964). A 21” long red plastic four string guitar with silk-screened facial images and facsimile signatures in black around the sound hole and facial images on the headstock. “The Beatles”, “Four Pop Guitar” and “Made in U.S.A. Under License” also printed in black. This example is mounted on a modern copy of the 8.5” x 23.75” die-cut display card featuring facial images, facsimile autographs, and an exhortation to the buyer to “Tune It/ Play It”. This guitar comes with the original red guitar pick, strings, and a reproduction of the instruction book. Guitar in Near Mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89211 Beatles Four Pop Vintage “Promotional Variation” Toy Guitar by Mastro (NEMS, 1964).` A 21” long red plastic four string guitar with silk-screened facial images and facsimile signatures in black around the sound hole and facial images on the headstock. “The Beatles”, “Four Pop Guitar” and “Made in U.S.A. Under License” also printed in black. Known as the “promotional variation” due to the burgundy color of the guitar’s neck. This rare piece of Beatles memorabilia is in Very Good condition; all four strings are present and tunable, no cracks, but general wear from use. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $600

89212 Beatles Extremely Rare Complete Counter Display of Pin-Up Guitars Circa 1964 (US). Manufactured by Mastro Industries of New York, circa 1964 and complete with 12 pink-plastic guitars each measuring 5” and each featuring a portrait of John, Paul, George and Ringo mounted on the original cardboard store display. The die cut backing measures 10.5” x 13” and is captioned “Beatles Pin-Up Guitar”, “Brighten up - with a Beatles Pin-Up! It’s Fab!” and “Yeah Yeah! Show You Love ‘Em!”. Four rather crude portraits of the boys appear near the top of the display. A hand-written price of .39 cents appears in the upper right corner. A previous collector has shrink-wrapped the entire display to a cardboard backing to an overall size of 11” x 14”. One guitar has come loose from its mooring, otherwise in very fine condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89213 Beatles A&BC First Series Bubble Gum Cards Store Display Box Complete with Seventy-Two Sealed Packs (UK, 1964). A 7” x 4.75” x 1.5” fold-open illustrated box stating “A&BC BEATLES Bubble Gum Wallet Sized Photos! 2d”. The 3.25” x 2.5” B&W photos cards are all in red wax packs with a piece of gum inside each one. Every card has a facsimile autograph of one of the Beatles. Full display cartons are rarely encountered. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.


89214 Beatles A&BC Second Series Bubble Gum Cards Store Display Box Complete with Twenty-four Sealed Packs (UK, 1965). A 7” x 4.75” x 1.5” fold-open illustrated box declaring “Now! 7 Cards” and “A&BC BEATLES Bubble Gum Wallet Sized Photos! 6d”. The 3.25” x 2.5” B&W photos cards are all in clear cello packs with a piece of gum inside each pack. Every card has a facsimile autograph of one of the Beatles. A super rare find: sealed packs are hard to find; the display boxes are even harder. Complete as shipped to stores with original packing note. Great display item. Extremely Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89215 Beatles Topps “A Hard Day’s Night” Movie Bubble Gum Cards Display Box (US, 1964). An empty fold-open 8” x 3.75” x 1.875” illustrated display box for the card series issued to coincide with the release of their first full-length motion picture. Perfect storage and display piece for your sealed packs. Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89216 Beatles Topps Second Series Bubble Gum Cards Display Box (US, 1964). An empty fold-open 8” x 3.75” x 1.875” illustrated display box for the second B&W card series issued. It is identical to the First Series box with the addition of a “2nd Series” sticker on top. Nice display piece. Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89217 Beatles - Three Topps Trading Card Guild Display Boxes with “The Beatles” (with Faces), “Beatles Movie ‘A Hard Day’s Night’”, and “Beatles Color Photos” Stickers on Front (US, 1964). Three identical empty 7.25” x 5.25” x 2” generic “Hobby Cards” boxes advertising “10¢ per pack”. Topps Chewing Gum created the Trading Card Guild in the early 1950s in order to market their cards to more “upscale” outlets with a 10¢ price for a different pack instead of 5¢. The boxes would just be labeled on the front with whatever was inside. Extremely rare. Fair condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89218 Beatles -Remco Dolls and Mascot Large Advertisement with Order Form (US, 1964), in Matted Display. A 9.5” x 13.5” (sight size) illustrated ad stating: “Official - Official - Official The BEATLE DOLLS Are Here!!” It shows a photo of the group captioned “These Are The Beatles” and a photo of the four dolls captioned “And These Are the Beatle Dolls!” Also pictured is a photo of the box in actual size. Selling points include: *Officially Autographed!, *Officially Endorsed!, *Rooted Hair, and *The Only Official Beatle Dolls! The order form at lower right has them priced at $2.00 plus 25¢ for each with a 30” “Beatle Mascot” at $4.00 plus 25¢. (Wow, don’t you wish!) Matted to an overall 12” x 16”, ready to display with your own set of dolls. Rare. One horizontal fold, likely original. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89219 Beatles Vintage Spatter! Toys (Three) Sealed in Original Packages (US, Spatter, circa 1964). One of the many unlicensed items created to (hopefully) take advantage of the Beatles’ incredible popularity. We can’t imagine that many Beatle fans actually purchased these. The header card was apparently added to stock toys and states: “Spatter! The Toy with the Beatle Beat. twirl with the Beatles” with “moptop” silhouettes playing the game. The toys are mounted to 4” x 16” cards and sealed in plastic bags, made by The Spatter Toy Company Inc. of Cuba, Missouri. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89220 Beatles Hofner Beatles Guitar Strings in Display Box, Circa 1964 (UK). Ten guitar strings in the original green-paper envelopes, each adorned a group shot of the Fab Four. The set includes two tape-wound first strings, a wire-wound second string, tape-wound second string, wire-wound third string, a wire and tape-wound fourth string, wire and tape-wound fifth string and a wire-wound sixth string. The lot also includes two empty envelopes, one for a wire-round first string and tape-wound sixth string. The display box was made later by Dennis Dailey, and shows modest wear; several of the envelopes are scuffed but generally all are in very good condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89221 Beatles Rare “The Beatles Fly BOAC” Wedgwood British Airways First Class Serving Dish (1974-1980, UK). Measuring 6.5” x 4.75” with a transfer portrait of the Beatles in their circa 1964 version. The exact origin of this piece is a bit of a mystery. They were obviously produced in a very limited edition as no other examples have come to auction in the recent past. Excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89222 Beatles - Large Capitol Records Advertising Piece for the Set of Four “Life-Size Full-Color Beatle Portraits ...by Volpe” (US, 1964), in Matted Display. A 17.5” x 11.5” (sight size) illustrated ad on yellow paper stock advertising the availability of the popular individual portraits as painted by the “...world’s outstanding portrait artist of great sports and show personalities.” The set of four 14.5” x 18.5” images were made to sell for $1.98 and the self-contained shipping carton shown here held 100 sets for store display. At lower right is the itinerary for their 1964 North American tour. The fact that the three Canadian dates are encircled leads us to think that this might have been meant for the Canadian market. Matted to an overall 20.5” x 14.5” One vertical fold, Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $600


89223 Beatles Glass Guitar-Shaped Bubble Bath Container, Circa 1964. Measuring 5.25” tall by 3” at the widest point with a small round portrait of the Beatles in the sound hole of the guitar and labeled “The Beatles” below the portrait. Filled with white and blue bath powder. Complete with the original cork. Excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89224 Beatles - Instant Collection of Nine All-Different Vintage Pillows, Eight are Licensed Examples from Nordic House (NEMS, 1964). Nordic manufactured three versions of their Official Beatles Pillows. All are approximately 12” x 12” and have sewn-in tags. One version features a group shot with guitars of which we are offering: one with a red back and one with the blue back (tag missing, toned). Another version had head shots of the four of which we are offering: one red back, one blue back, one double-sided, and one with a light blue back and carry strap. The third version shows the Beatles full-length with instruments of which we are offering: one red back (no tag) and one blue back. The last pillow has a color Dezo Hoffman pose photo with a red “Beatles” drop-T logo. No manufacturer shown, likely not licensed. Purchase this lot and you can check “Beatle Pillows” off your want list. Generally Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89225 Beatles Brooch Watch in Original Box (UK - 1964). A true Beatles rarity, this brooch watch was intended for wear on a young lady’s blouse. The face is marked “Smiths / 5 Jewels / Shockproof”. The watch is in the form of a beetle (of course), plated silver, the eyes red glass with a studded border of glass or Marcasite. The watch is housed in the original red silk lined box with a photograph of the Beatles on the inner top lid. Complete with the outer sleeve adorned with portraits of the Fab Four. Mechanism winds but does not work, otherwise in excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89226 Beatles Hohner Harmonica in the Original Box With the Wrong Names Next to Each Photo (1964). Undoubtedly an early production run of Hohner’s Beatles harmonica with the names next to each Beatles name mixed up, except for Ringo and John. In this alternative universe Paul is George, George is Paul. The mistake was soon corrected for future production. Some minor scuffing to the box, otherwise in excellent condition. The Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89227 Beatles Complete and Original Box of 20 Beatles Rings (Circa 1964-65). In the original 3” x 9” open-face display box complete with 20 Beatles portrait rings - five variations for each Beatle. Fine condition, with shrink wrap added later, and wear to foam and plastic packaging. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89228 Beatles Unopened Box of Collector Stamps, Original Display, and Promotional Banners (NEMS, 1964). As issued by Hallmark. An unopened box of 24 vintage booklets of 100 collectible Beatles stamps with four small promotional banners and counter display, released in 1964. The 8.75” x 8” x 4.75” box is still sealed, meaning the exact condition of the stamps is unknown; similar lots sold in prior auctions tend to be in Very Fine condition with some discoloration. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89229 Beatles Lot of Four “Beatle Hummer” Kazoos, 1964 (UK). Four kazoo-like instruments designed to allow you to hum along to your favorite Beatle’s tune. Each is identical in form with the exception of different colored plastic bells at each end. They measure 11” in length. They were made in Great Britain by Nems Enterprises with the color litho of the Beatles done by Louis F. Dow of the United States. The Hummer is captioned “Hum Along With Your Official Beatle Hummer”. In seemingly unused condition. A great addition to any Beatle collection and functional too! From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89230 Beatles Jarmain Cleaners & Launderers 1965 Calendar (Canada, 1965). A 9.25” x 12.5” color photograph of the Fab Four at the stage door of London’s Palladium (misspelled on the calendar’s caption) complete with facsimile signatures features prominently on this London, Ontario cleaner’s 1965 promotional calendar. The calendar measures 11.5” x 18” overall and is captioned “You Can’t Beat the Beatles - and You Can’t Beat Our Customers”. On each side of the tear away month pages are mini-biographies of each Beatle. Only the April, May and June calendar pages remain. The backing of the calendar is moderately toned and displays some damp staining which has affecting the illustration. There is also a 4.5” closed tear along the left side of the backing with additional bends here and there. The photo illustration has some scuffing just affecting McCartney and Ringo, otherwise good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89231 Ultra Rare “Beatle Bus” Atlanta Transit System Promotional Sign, August 18, 1965. It’s difficult to image the Atlanta Transit System getting into the spirit of the Beatles appearance at Atlanta Stadium on August 18, 1965, but this 22.75” x 9.5” stiff cardboard sign with a rather unflattering illustration of Ringo begs to differ. The sign remains in remarkable condition with light uniform toning to the white background, minor creasing at corners, and a few trivial scattered stains. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89232 Beatles - Complete Set of Four Vintage Halloween Costumes with Masks by Ben Cooper, in Original Boxes (US, NEMS, 1964). In plenty of time to dress your children for Halloween this year, we offer a set of four costumes, all complete in original packaging. As follows.

John: Size Medium (8 to 10). Name written on box which is a bit tattered, Very Good condition.

Paul: Size Medium (8 to 10). Name written box, otherwise Very Fine condition.

George: Size Small (4 to 6). Cellophane torn, box slightly bent at lower left, Fine condition.

Ringo: Size Large (12-14). Original $2.88 price sticker on end of box, Very Fine condition.

A rare opportunity to obtain all four with one bid. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.



89233 Beatles Set of Four Vintage Unopened “Strange Mask” Halloween Masks in the Original Packaging (Hong Kong, 1964). Complete set of Fab Four Halloween masks. Each displays slight variation in smile and hair styles. All are in their original individual plastic bags joined by a single cardboard header The header has four portraits approximating each Beatle and the title “Strange Mask”. All retain the original rubber bands and are all in very good condition with the exception of one example which has a slightly pushed in nose. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89234 Beatles Lot of Two Halloween Masks (Hong Kong, 1964). Two plastic Beatles Halloween masks, one still in the original packing complete with cardboard header. The header has four portraits approximating each Beatle and the title “Strange Mask”, aptly named as the enclosed mask is rather jaundiced. The unopened mask retains the original rubber band, though it is undoubtedly brittle after 54 years. The cardboard header is scuffed and faded and the mask within faded (or jaundiced as previously mentioned). The second mask is sans rubber band and shows a bit of loss to the paint of the hair, but both would rate a Very Good. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89235 Beatles - Huge In-Store Promotional Banner for Beatle Pom-Poms (1964). A massive and gorgeous 44” x 22” red poster mounted on matboard proclaiming “We Have Official Beatles Pom-Poms”. Facial portraits of John, Paul, George, and Ringo are accompanied by facsimile autographs and two of the pom-poms. First of these Heritage has offered. A real attention-getting display piece. Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89236 Beatles Vintage Rug (Belgium, 1964). Approximately 33” x 22”. Heavy woven rug with facial portraits of all four lads along with a drum, a guitar, and musical notes. “Made in Belgium” tag on the back. Lovingly conserved, retaining bright colors and exhibiting little signs of use. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89237 Beatles Lot of Seven Vintage “Booty Bag” Totes-All (Japan, circa 1964). Each measuring 10.5” x 15” and consisting of a clear vinyl drawstring bag with a 2” gusset showing Beatle caricatures performing on the front. Three examples retain the original yellow insert sheet which explains the many practical uses for such an item. Though identical in form there is a variance in lettering, the color of the band’s suits, and the color of the drawstrings. Four examples were obviously radio station promotions as they bear the stations call sign at the lower front. The stations include KEWB/91, KFWB/98, and two KYNO/1300. Toning from age, light soiling, otherwise fine. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89238 Beatles Complete Set of Four Assembled and Painted Revell Models (Circa 1990s). The standing f igures measure approximately 8.5” tall on the base. Ringo, seated, measures about 7”. The suits of these figures have been painted light-blue. Each base is painted gold and the facsimile autographs have been accented in black. The set is in Very Good to Excellent condition with a bit of age toning to the paint of each figure. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89239 Beatles Rare Plastic Record Rack (UK - Selcol, 1960s). Nearly impossible to find one of these three-piece red plastic record racks. Consisting of a base printed on one side with facsimile signatures of each of the Fab Four and two removable end supports, with a full-color sticker depicting the Beatles, printed with “Record Rack” across the bottom. Assembled, the rack measures approximately 14” x 8” x 8”. In Fine condition, with light wear, and discoloration and small edge tears to the stickers. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750


89240 Beatles Metal Waste Basket (Circa 1960s). Possibly a manufacturer’s prototype or the creation of a passionate fan, we are unable to locate another example of this rarity. Measures approximately 12” x 11” x 9”. Fair condition, with considerable discoloration and cracking to the finish, heavy rust throughout, and minor dings and dents. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89241 Beatles “Giant Comb for Beetle-Cuts and Other Long-Hair Types” in the Original Packaging 1965 (Canada). A large 15” gray plastic novelty comb featuring portraits and facsimile autographs of each Beatle along the top edge in the original plastic packing. The manufacturer, Royal Specialty Sales of Toronto appeared to be playing fast and loose with Beatles licensing restrictions with “Beetles” on the cardboard display tag but using the correct “Beatles” on the label of the comb. The display tag has an illustration of a long-haired cave man with a rock guitar over his shoulder. The printed price of .98 cents has been inked out. In very fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89242 Beatles Generic Japanese-Made Beatle Nodder Bank, Circa 1964. Made by World Gift in Japan, this hand-painted nodder figure measures just over 10” tall. The base is labeled “Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!”. In Fine condition, with faint staining, wear to label, and minor cracking to paint. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89243 Beatles Three Pack of Color Photo Trading Cards in the Original Packaging (Circa 1963-1964, US). Manufactured by the Trading Card Guild of Brooklyn, New York. Each individual pack is complete in the original shrink wrap and all are contained in the original packing. The plastic of the main packaging is open so care need to be taken when handling, and cardboard packaging lightly faded, other than that mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89244 Beatles Counter Display and Advertisement for Beatles Rings Circa 1964 (US). Including: 1) 4” x 8” counter display with six Beatles plastic rings featuring portraits of each Beatle with an extra Paul and Ringo example. The display is captioned “Official Beatles Rings” with portraits of each Beatle below and showing a price of .15 cents each. The reverse of the display is marked “These rings were manufactured under official license of the BEATLES, and our rights will be fully protected.” The cardboard of the display is slightly toned, otherwise in fine condition. 2) 17.5” x 5.25” paper store sign “Official Beatle Rings”. With smoothed folds, thumb tack holes in the corner and small loss at the right edge, otherwise Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $600

89245 Beatles Vintage Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Mash Up Display (US, Circa 1978-1980). A large mixed-media display measuring 25” x 32” consisting of a plywood backing which has been hand-painted in vibrant f luorescent colors adorned with separate elements including a circular Masonite piece titled “The Beatles” mounted at the top, Sgt. Peppers album cover, vinyl album (Capitol SMAS-2563) flanked by two drumsticks and finally portraits of the lads in full Peppers garb mounted on a plywood backing affixed at the base. A great display item. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89246 Beatles Yellow Submarine Sweet Cigarettes Box with Store Counter Display Box (UK, 1968). A tie-in to the popular animated feature made to appeal to young fans. The Primrose Confectionery Company Ltd. of Slough issued these sweet treats at a price of two pence per box (one included) and packed them 72 to a counter display box. This brightly-colored box pictures the Beatles and the Submarine on the top and front with the Chief Blue Meanie on either side. Two rare items, the large display box is possibly the only example known to exist.. Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $600


89247 Beatles Set of Limited Edition Bairstow Manor Staffordshire Character Jugs, Handmade and Hand-Painted, Modeled by Ray Noble (UK). From the “Legends of Rock & Roll Limited Edition” series, each of these 4.5” tall jugs is numbered “347” (of 1963). Ringo’s bass drum is titled “Everywhere It’s Christmas” and they are all wearing red suits so it seems likely that these were issued for the holiday season. Quite attractive. Good to Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89248 Beatles Set of Five Unopened Lux Soap Boxes with Inflatable Vinyl Doll Set Offer (US, 1966). Lever Brothers offered a set of four 15” Tall Inflatable Vinyl Beatle dolls that could be obtained for two soap inner wrappers and $2.00. The dolls were based on the Beatles cartoon characters. Offered here are all five different Lux packages that featured this offer on the box- blue, yellow, pink, green, and white. A rare opportunity to get the complete collection. Light wear, generally Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $600

89249 Beatles “Los Ye-Yes” Battery-Operated Large Tin Toy Ford Galaxie Car in Original Box (Spain Rico, 1967?). A 19” x 7” x 5.5” tin litho cream-colored convertible model car with four Beatle-type musicians inside, two with guitars, one with a drum, one driving. The car is colorfully decorated with various images and sayings and is battery operated (3 “D” cells) with forward movement and music at a button push (not tested). Not a licensed product; the word “Beatles” is not mentioned anywhere on the car or the included box which titles it: “Coche Ye-Ye” (Yeah Yeah Car) and states “Todos de Fiesta con los Ye-Yes” (Everyone partying with the yeah yeahs). Quite a wonderful display piece. Made in Spain. Batteries not included. Car and box are both in Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89250 Beatles Air Flite Unused Litter/ Tote Bags (Two) in Both Colors, Red and White (US, NEMS, 1964). Vinyl bags of 12” x 14” (overall) with the drop-T Beatles logo, a group image and facsimile autographs on the front. These came in two colors; both are included. The white ink printing is slightly offset on the red piece. Both Fine, with minor staining. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89251 Beatles Lead Figurine Sets (Six), Includes Sgt. Pepper, Shea Stadium, Help!, Flower Power, Abbey Road, and Free As A Bird. Each set includes four separate Beatle figures, each approximately 60 mm tall, as well as an appropriate printed cardboard backdrop. A few have additional props included. For example, the Sgt Pepper has the bass drum, bust, and tuba. Each set is in a separate box. Would make neat displays. All Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89252 Beatles Vanity Tray (UK - Circa 1963-1964). It would have been a lucky girl indeed to have the Fab Four gazing at her from her vanity tray each morning or evening. The tray, manufactured by the English company Zimco, measures 14” x 8.5” overall. The tray has a plated-metal frame with white plastic handles. A black-and-white photograph of the boys in their collarless jackets, mounted under glass, forms the base of the tray. The entire tray sits on four small plastic legs. Just a hint of wrinkling to the photograph and light rust to corners, otherwise in Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89253 Beatles Crocheted Red House Slippers with Beatles Images (Circa 1960s). A pair of quaint slippers in red wool yarn; the uppers feature red and white vinyl images of the group with facsimile autographs. The sole is 10” long x 3.25” wide. Light wear on the insole, Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89254 Beatles Vintage Twig Toy in Original Packaging (US, 1964). An interesting little game consisting of two red wooden dowels and two plastic spinners with a repeating printed “Beatles” pattern, inside a sealed 4” x 12” plastic bag with an instruction card bearing images and facsimile signatures of the Beatles. The text repeats on both sides, as does a drawing of a young lad with a Beatle haircut playing the game which the package proclaims “Only You and the Beatles Know How It’s Done.” Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89255 Beatles Yellow Submarine Glove Puppets Store Counter Display Box (UK, 1968). As a tie-in to the new Beatles’ animated film, legendary English confectioner Joseph Bellamy & Sons Ltd. issued a line of candies contained in “glove puppets”. These puppets were in the shapes of the four Beatle characters from the film: John contained Jelly Babies; George contained Liquorice Torpedoes; Ringo contained Liquorice Allsorts; and Paul contained Mint Imperials. They were shipped to stores in a colorful two-part display box such as this one. Though this one is empty, it is still a great piece for display and missing in most collections, as it is thought that less than five are known to exist. Light wear and dents, Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89256 Beatles Rare Makeup Compact with Powder and Puff, Lipstick Holder, and Original Presentation Case by Kigu of London (UK, NEMS, 1964). A 3” diameter x 0.5” thick brass compact with a familiar B&W “collarless suits” celluloid-covered group photo on top. Inside the top is a mirror, facial powder (most of the original amount), and a powder puff for application. Together with the compact is a 2.375” x 0.75” diameter brass lipstick holder (empty) with an image of Paul’s Höfner bass and “The Beatles” printed in black. Both are contained in a 5.5” x 4.25” x 1” white textured case imprinted “Kigu of London” inside the lid; a black velvet bag to carry the compact in your purse without scratching it is also included. This is the first of these rare sets we have had the privilege to offer. The compacts are occasionally seen (often with no powder) but the condition, case, and the lipstick holder make this an incredible rarity. Light wear on the bottom of the compact, Near Mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $600


89257 Beatles Magnetic Hair Game Complete with Wand by Merit (NEMS, 1964). This 8” x 10.5” heavyweight card has hairless images of the Beatles inside a hard plastic cover full of black magnetic shavings that can be moved into place using the included “magnetic pencil.” There are matching images nearby of the Beatles on each side apparently so the player will know where to put the hair. The front also exhibits 1964 copyright statements by J & L Randall, Ltd. and NEMS Enterprises Ltd. The text says “It’s Dynamic and Magnetic” and that it “Amuses the Whole Family”. The full instructions are printed on the back. Admittedly, it amused your cataloger just now for a short time. Printing is bright and clear but the card has some waviness to it and just a hint of damp staining at lower right. The magnetic pencil is present but its holder has been opened. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89258 Beatles - Revell Models Promotional Merchandising Brochure for Model Kits (1964). An 8.5” x 5.5” four page foldover pamphlet that opens up to reveal a poster inside, worthy of display. This was a piece sent to dealers in the summer of 1964 to entice them to stock up on the Revell Beatle Kits (models) in time to take advantage of the A Hard Day’s Night movie opening in August and the major North American Tour in August/September. The cover shows four artist drawings and the text: “Get Aboard The ‘Beatle’ Bandwagon Now... and Hitch-Hike Your Way to Extra Profits!” Inside, the Revell Sales Promotion Manager gives several handy merchandising tie-in ideas. Opened up, we see B&W images of the models and a list of concert tour dates and movie playdates. This would look great as part of your model display. The first of these Heritage has offered. Very Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89259 Beatles “Autographed Portraits of The Beatles” Wagon Master Western Beans Rare Promotional Poster (US, 1964). On cardboard measuring 25.25” x 35”. “Your choice 25¢ Each and 2 Labels From Wagon Master Western Beans”. The portraits were painted by Robert S. Thorne, whose rendering was of arguable accuracy. It’s difficult to believe that Beatles management licensed this venture with the Springdale, Arkansas bean company but stranger things happened we suppose. Bumped at the corners with some wear along the edges; tack holes in the corners and edges; some toning/foxing and scuffing to the surface, otherwise in very good shape. The first time we’ve seen or offered this rare poster. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89260 Beatles Topps “Plaks” Complete Set of Fifty-Five Colorful Cards (US, 1964). Rarely offered as they were only on the market for a short time. These 4.75” x 2.5” “plaques” were made so that they could be hooked together to form a chain. Each features a simulated wooden background, a color photo, and a slogan such as “I Have Beatlemania”, “Thank You England”, “Ringo for Kingo”, and “The Beatles for Congress.” The set is shrink wrapped (though wrap is not original), apparent Near Mint condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89261 Beatles - German Made Decorative Guitar With Beatlesque Tableau (Circa 1964). A 17.5” plaster guitar with bronzed finish featuring four very Beatlesque three-dimensional mop top heads on the body. Made by the German firm Achatit Schirmer in Cologne. Apparently the maker didn’t want to arouse the ire of the Beatles licensing police as the figures are quite indistinct, depicting only a sort of generic mop top. Some slight wear to three of the four Fab Four’s noses with some light wear around the edges and two very small cracks - one between two of the heads, and one on the reverse side, still in Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89262 Beatles - 1964 New York World’s Fair Mop Top “John” Nodder. Approximately 7” tall and cast of resin/plaster. Features a mop top character sitting on top of the world playing the guitar. The northern hemisphere on which he sits is labeled “John / 1964 World [sic] Fair”. These nodders were made by Japan presumably for sale at the World’s Fair in New York. This example has a crack in the cranium extending in an arc over the left ear, otherwise the colors remain vivid and the rest of the figure is in excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89263 Beatles Vintage Portrait Pocket Advertising Calendars (US, 1964). Each measures 2.25” x 3.5” with color portraits and facsimile autographs on the verso and calendars for 1964 and 1965 on the verso. John is present twice and Paul is absent in this group of four. Three examples are for the So Good Potato Chip Co., St. Louis, Mo. and one is an ad sample with “Your Ad Here in 3 Lines”. These were actually licensed by NEMS. All examples are slightly toned, George’s card has some damage to the print below his image and also has a tape remnant just above his head. Generally they are all in very good condition. Grouped together and displayed in an acrylic mount measuring 12.5: x 4.5”. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89264 Beatles - Complete Unopened Package of Nabisco Ringos Sandwich Cookies (1965/1966). Certainly very nearly unique and missing from even the most advanced Beatles collections, this is a sealed package of the limited run of “assorted fudge sandwich” cookies named for the famed Beatles drummer. With a .49 cent inked price. Rare, and never before offered by Heritage Auctions. In Very Good condition, with some crumbling as might be expected. Not edible. Measures approximately 9” x 5.5”. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

8 9 2 6 5 B e at l e s Ye l l ow I n f l at a b l e Ai r M at t r e ss/Ai rb e d (UK - Li-Lo, 1964). Vintage Beatles airbed made by Li-Lo in the UK 1964. Two colors were made - yellow/blue, and yellow/red. Measures 6’ by 3’. Very rare, never before offered by Heritage. In Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750


89266 Beatles Set of Twelve Limited Edition Porcelain Music Boxes with Custom Wooden Display Shelf, from Franklin Mint (US, 1992). Each of these officially-licensed music boxes is of a different design and plays a different song, as follows: “Something,” “Hey Jude,” “Please, Please Me,” “Yesterday,” “The Long and Winding Road,” “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” “A Hard Day’s Night,” “I Want to Hold your Hand,” “Michelle,” “Strawberry Field Forever” (with box), “Help!” (with box), and “Let It Be” (with box). Included is a handsome four shelf 13” x 19” display rack. Like new condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89267 Beatles Collection of Eight Belt Buckles including Limited Edition, Serial Numbered Examples from 1992. Whether you collect these for display or just want to celebrate the Beatles and keep your pants up at the same time, this is a lot for you. Five are official Apple Corps Limited licensed products- four from 1992 in pewter (three serial-numbered) and one from 2009 with original hang tag. The other three appear to be unlicensed- a Paul McCartney & Wings in brass, a decorative John Lennon color portrait, and a colorful Beatles piece. Generally Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatle Collection.

No Minimum Bid

89268 Beatles Set of Four Royal Doulton Character Jugs (1984). A complete set - one made in the image of each member of the Fab Four, all manufactured in 1984 by the renowned tableware and collectibles producer Royal Doulton, England. The limited edition set includes catalog numbers on the base of each mug (John Lennon, D6725; Paul McCartney, D6724; George Harrison, D6727; Ringo Starr, D6726) along with the Royal Doulton logo. An outstanding set of Mop-Top memorabilia. Includes original Royal Doulton catalog, featuring the Beatles jugs on the back cover. Each jug measures approximately 5.25” x 5” x 4”. Excellent condition, with price tag on bottom of each. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89269 Beatles Apple Boutique Oh-So-Groovy Men’s Jacket, Circa 1968. A marvelous relic of the Swinging Sixties this green and red wool footman’s style coat has a rich gold satin lining. This coat originated at the Apple Boutique on Baker Street in London’s famous Chelsea section circa 1968. Complete with a large silk Apple Clothing label. The coat measures approximately 18.5” from shoulder seam to shoulder seam with 24” sleeves. At a guess, about a size 40-42. The coat appears to be in about unworn condition with no signs of wear. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500


89270 Beatles Apple Boutique Psychedelic Silk Jacket, Circa 1968. It doesn’t get much more far out than this men’s (women’s?) jacket. The base jacket is constructed of pale-pink silk and accented with a turquoise paisley design accented in metallic thread. Four button front and single button cuffs. Pale-pink lining. The jacket measures 16” from shoulder to shoulder with 24” sleeves. Complete with a large silk Apple Clothing label. A few hardly noticeable stains, otherwise in excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89271 Beatles Lot of Three Beatles Table Lamps. Three table lamps, identical in form, each with decorative glass shades. The lamps differ by the design on each glass panel of the shades. For example, one features a Yellow Submarine theme, another a Let It Be theme and yet another with a generic portrait of the Beatles circa 1964. Appear to be unused, with light scratching. Untested. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89272 Beatles Signed Limited Edition Astrid Kirchherr Large Format Photograph of John Lennon, George Harrison and Stuart Sutcliffe in Hamburg. 23.5” x 31.5”. Dry mounted. Signed by Astrid in silver ink on the lower left corner along with the limitation 297/500. A beautiful, moody portrait of young rockers, George and John in their newly-acquired Hamburg leathers, and Stuart in his James Dean shades. Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

89273 Beatles Lot of Four Photographs Taken by Albert Marrion, December 17, 1961 at Their First Professional Photography Session. Four black-and-white photographs taken during the Beatles first professional photography session. Great Pete Best-era images. View areas approximately 13.5 x 10.5”, all uniformly framed and matted under glass to an overall size of 21.5” x 17.5”. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.



89274 Beatles Portrait Taken by Albert Marrion, December 17, 1961. View area 13.5” x 10.5”; framed and matted under glass to an overall size of 21.5” x 17.5”. In December 1961 The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein contacted a local wedding photographer, Albert Marrion, to see if he could take some pictures of the group. A great Pete Best-era Beatles image. Fine condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89275 Paul McCartney Promotional Album For The Album Ram (Apple,1971). Colorful poster printed on paper showing a full-length image of McCartney. Measures 24” x 30.5”. In Very Good Plus condition, with some wear and creases to corners and edges. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89276 Beatles - Paul McCartney & Wings City Hall Concert Poster (1973). Rare. Printed on paper, for a show in Newcastle on Tues. 10 July. The poster features a colorful illustration of a jovial portly man at the seaside. Printed by “Blue Egg Printing & Design Ltd.”. Measures approximately 28” x 37”. In Very Good Plus condition with some wear to corners and edges, some toning. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750


89277 Beatles - Rolling Stone First Issue in a Framed Display (1967). Founded in San Francisco in 1967 by Jann Wenner and music critic Ralph J. Gleason with money borrowed from Wenner’s family, Rolling Stone reported on the music and counterculture of the era, but did so by embracing more traditional journalistic standards rather than the radical politics of the underground press. In the process it become a cultural icon and boosted the careers of such writers as Hunter S. Thompson, Lester Bangs, Ben Fong-Torres, Cameron Crowe, Joe Klein, and even MTV’s Kurt Loder. Included here is the landmark first issue, its front page featuring John Lennon in character as Private Gripeweed from Richard Lester’s How I Won the War. Matted and framed under glass with a descriptive placard to an overall 16” x 27”. Fine condition, with the paper exhibiting some toning and handling wear. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $500

89278 John and Yoko Apple Records Wedding Album Ultra-Rare Record Store Promotional Display. Likely one of few, if not the only, surviving example of this extravagant promo display. Consisting of multi-piece die-cut cardstock in the shape of a wedding cake with lithographed “icing” of roses and other typical wedding cake decoration with a John and Yoko topper. The couple, dressed in white, hold hands underneath an arch of white roses and the word “Peace”. The cake is captioned: “John & Yoko / Wedding Album” in large black letters. The Wedding Album was the third in a series of experimental albums. Uniform toning to the entire tableau, an old tape repair to the arch behind John and Yoko, some creasing to the scallop-edge of the cake decoration, but considering the fragility of the display, it has certainly remained in Very Good condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.


89279 Ringo Starr Limited Edition Framed Personal Drumsticks, Piece of All Starr Band Drum Kit and Color Photograph Signed on the Mat “Ringo”. Framed and matted under glass to an overall size of 21.5” x 30.5”. Hand-numbered number 10 of 72. The tableau consists of a large color photograph (sight area 13.75” x 11”) of Ringo behind his Ludwig All Starr band drum kit, a 5.5” x 13.5” piece of white pearloid with purple stars All Starr drum kit covering, and a pair of Ringo Star signature Pro-Mark Millennium II drumsticks. Ringo has boldly signed in black ink on the lower portion of the mat. Comes with a Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band COA. Excellent condition. From the Connie and Dennis Dailey Monumental Beatles Collection.

Starting Bid: $750

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THE CONNIE AND DENNIS DAILEY MONUMENTAL BEATLES …The Beatles share space with State Fair of Texas mascot Big Tex in this 1964 souvenir program. Whether it is the world’s largest