The book was signed by John Lennon and his wife, Cynthia, in 1964 and came up for auction after being bought from a bookshop in Bloomsbury. | ITV News West Country ...

Both signatures are still clearly visible, with John's in blue biro and his wife's in red ink. John wrote the book when he was 24 - two years after The Beatles' first big hit, 'Love Me Do'.

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The Beatles' songwriting duo of John Lennon and Paul McCartney is one of the most famous and successful in music history - ...

On this day in 1964, the British band ‘The Beatles’ made their historic arrival in the United States, landing at New York’s ...

The monochrome picture, signed by Cassius Clay, was collected by the owner’s late uncle who worked as a music promoter in America during the 1960s. The Beatles met Cassius Clay in February ...

The Beatles met Cassius Clay in February 1964 on a trip to America just before Clay was crowned World Heavyweight Boxing Champion and changed his name to Muhammad Ali. A photo of the moment will be ...

By the early 19th century, autograph albums containing facsimiles of famous historic signatures had become a brief craze.

McCartney is also no stranger to New Orleans. He has performed and even recorded in the city several times over the years. He ...

Original autographs of the four Beatles on one of their album covers generally run in the low five figures, while those from the ill-fated Apollo 11 crew and Marilyn Monroe are not far behind.

After watching the Beatles' iconic rooftop concert, Paul McCartney was inspired to revisit his iconic Höfner bass.