The Beatles ~ Summer of ‘68

 

Mad Day Out

 

VOLUME I

 

With John Lennon's glasses being sold for a reported £750k in August last year, it is no secret or surprise that authentic memorabilia of the Beatles is increasing in value at an incredible rate.

 

A message from Pete Nash, the editor of the Beatles Fan Club

 

"A must have for any Beatles fan or pop memorabilia collector, these are superb limited edition prints of the much sought after 'Mad Day Out' images.

 

This would be one of the last occasions that all four of The Beatles were photographed together relaxed in each others company with smiles on their faces - and so all the more precious for that," says Pete Nash of The Beatles Fan Club, who added that although planned as a photo shoot, taking a day out in the middle of sessions for The White Album, the 'Mad Day Out' captures The Beatles clearing enjoying themselves on their jaunt around London. The group is spending quality time together, away from the pressures of work with no hint of the personal and business difficulties to come.

 

"These excellent images of John, Paul, George & Ringo are of a group at their peak as a recording band - the following day they would return to Abbey Road Studios and begin work on one of their finest singles, the anthemic 'Hey Jude'," adds Nash.

 

Sky News reported recently that authentic memorabilia of The Beatles is doubling in value every 3 years

 

This is the first set of 8 prints from a three volume collection. Each collector will also be given a Collector’s Edition “record sleeve” brochure with their purchase. If you wish to purchase prints from all three collections we will endeavour to ensure that you receive the same edition number.