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Rare Beatles Help! Memorabilia up for Auction
According to Reuters, Cameo Fine Art Auctioneers will offer seven black-and-white photographs of the Beatles sitting on a grassy field, taken by a teenage girl on the last day of filming for their movie Help!, for sale this week in London. Estimates place the value of the package at somewhere between ₤2-3,000.
Gwyn Blanchard, then a 13-year-old student, trudged half an hour in the rain with a group of friends to the set of the Fab Four’s second film, hoping for an autograph, but wound up being invited for a chat with her idols.
“We knew that the filming was going to happen that day. Being kids, we hatched a plan,” said Blanchard, who lived near the site.
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The Beatles Go Digital!
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The Beatles are releasing a limited edition apple-shaped USB drive containing pretty much their entire catalogue just in time for Christmas. The release marks the first time Beatles catalogue has been sold legitimately as digital, non-CD files. Vinyl versions of the reissues are expected to be announced shortly.
