PublishedKrause, February 2017 |
ISBN9781440247170 |
FormatSoftcover, 240 pages |
Dimensions27.6cm × 21cm |
The Beatles disbanded in 1970. But that's all that came to an end. In the ensuing 45 years, The Beatles have ruled the world of music and entertainment memorabilia like no one else. Abundantly visual and wildly entertaining, this book offers a stunning pictorial guide to all-things Beatles.
The Beatles disbanded in 1970. Rock 'n' roll's greatest group, however, was far from finished. Today The Beatles dominate the world of music and entertainment memorabilia as never before. Like a modern-day archaeological dig, 'The Beatles: Fab Finds of the Fab Four' unearths a treasure trove of rock relics in a stunning pictorial guide to a new era of Beatlemania. Filled with delights and insight, you'll discover John Lennon's lost Gibson guitar now worth millions; the most expensive vinyl record in the world; a sculpted bust featured on the album "Hey Jude"--along with a fascinating and fun cache of rarities, oddities and never-before-seen items that tell anew the story of The Beatles. Abundantly visual. Wildly entertaining. F'abulous. The Beatles: Fab Finds of the Fab Four' shines a fresh spotlight on rock's never-ending magical mystery tour. AUTHOR: Noah Fleisher received his BFA from New York University in 1992 and brings more than a decade of newspaper, magazine, book and antiques, art and auction writing and editing experience to his position as Heritage's Public Relations Director. Noah is the former editor of Antique Trader, New England Antiques Journal and Northeast Antiques Journal. He has served as the editorial voice of Warman's Antiques & Collectibles for several years and is the author of 'Warman's Modern Furniture' and the just-released 'Collecting Children's Books'. SELLING POINTS: Colour images of all things Beatles (lyrics, albums, instruments, art, memorabilia, autographed items, concert and movie posters). Values of the most collectible items on the market. Expert insight from leading collectors and auction houses. 600 colour photos
