FOR SALE
ENTIRE BEATLES COLLECTION
OVER 2000 ITEMS VALUED AT $2 MILLION
A Truly Unique Collection
Learn how it began and grew to over 2000 items valued at $2mm
The Beatles
The BAND
The Beatles were an English rock ‘n’ roll band from Liverpool. They were arguably the most popular, critically acclaimed, and commercially successful acts in the history of popular music. The “Fab Four” John, Paul, George & Ringo startled ears and energized the lives of virtually all who heard them. They truly changed the world!
Chris Agajanian
The Collector
Chris Agajanian is best-known as a promoter of music and motorsports. What many people don’t know is that he’s also a lifelong Beatles fan and owner of one of the largest, private collections of Beatles memorabilia in the world.
Gary Sohmers
The APPRAISER
The Antique Roadshow’s “King of Pop Culture” appraised each item and was amazed by the range of unique pieces that make up this massive collection. It was clear to Gary the amount of time and dedication it took to locate, procure and preserve such a collection, considering the scarcity of these items.
TAKE A LOOK AROUND
JOHN LENNON’S STAGE SUIT
Appraised Value $500,000
The stage-worn suit consists of (1) beige collarless jacket and (1) matching pair of beige, stovepipe pants. Both garments retain the original D.A. Millings & Son labels, as well as a handwritten note inscribed on the coat label “Wardrobe John Lennon 1963 The Beatles.” The suit is also accompanied by two Letters of Authenticity from the tailor, Gordon Millings. Click below to get the full story.
#938
#936
George Harrison’s Glasses
Appraised Value $35,000
The iconic round glasses worn by George Harrison were a personal gift from George to Chris Agajanian, the owner of this collection. Click below to learn more about this incredible story from the testimony of their mutual friend, musician Gary Wright (often remembered for his hit “Dreamweaver”).
Paul McCartney’s shirt
Appraised Value $10,000
The ruffled pink and purple, flower-covered shirt worn by Paul McCartney during his Sgt. Pepper days comes with a handwritten Letter of Authenticity from Jo Jo Laine.
#834
#868
SITAR PLAYED BY GEORGE HARRISON AND STEPHEN STILLS
Appraised Value $12,000
Sitar and Case with play book and strings brought back from India by Chris Agajanian and Gary Wright in 1978 to Friar Park where George Harrison played it. It then went to Stephen Stills’ home rerecording studio where Stephen used it for demos.
“I ME MINE” BOOK by george harrison
Appraised Value $5,000
Genesis Publications, “I Me Mine” Signed by George Harrison and Ordered From George Personally # 33 with Letter of Authenticity.
#849
#868
wax from brett livinGstone strong’s Sculpture of john lennon
Appraised Value $50,000
The artist’s wax of John Lennon’s bust was hand-carved by Sir Brett, originally for bronze casting a bust of John Lennon, and is the only one of its kind.
george harrison personal cassette
Appraised Value $4,000
A personal cassette tape of George Harrison recorded by George Harrison at Friar Park studio with a label handwritten by George Harrison reading, “Somewhere In England.” This was given to Gary Wright by George prior to its release.
#915
#936
George Harrison’s Gold medallion
Appraised Value $5,000
This medallion was originally given as a gift by George to Terry Doran, a close associate of his. On the back is inscribed “OM Sri Ganeshaya Namah,” a Hindu mantra that was of special significance to George.
Formula one Qualifying ORder
Appraised Value $5,000
The Qualifying Order for the Grande Premio Do Brasil, written out by George Harrison from memory on February 3rd, 1979. On the front, it includes the starting lineup, and on the back is a personal note to George.
#834
#936
BLUE JAY WAY
A fun story about how the song got its name
The song “Blue Jay Way” got its name from a chance event on a foggy day in LA, when George Harrison was waiting for his friends to arrive. It’s a story that would have been lost to history, but is here for you to know and enjoy.
THE FULL COLLECTION CONTAINS A WIDE VARIETY OF ITEMS
Explore the broad range of categories
CONCERT TICKETS
KRLA Dodger Stadium Concert Ticket
RECORD ALBUMS
“Four” by the Beatles with Capitol Records
POSTERS
London Palladium Performance ’63
PHOTOGRAPHS
Pete Best Autographed Photo
TOYS
Bobb’n Head Beatles in the Box Unopened
CLOTHING
Beatles Women’s Dress
View the Entire Collection
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