Pennants from the UK that I believe to be from the seventies.
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Built in the UK in 2008 by Lordsvale this 80 CD jukebox was based on the Beatles cartoon figures and officially licensed by Apple.
Tin watch on ribbon made in Japan unlicensed.
The Beatles Yellow Submarine Action Figures by McFarlane Toys c1999, Four Plus Rare Paul and Captain Fred. This group are all from Series One and each contains two figures: 1) John with Jeremy; 2) Paul with Glove & Love Base; 3) George with Yellow Submarine; 4) Ringo with Blue Meanie. 5) Paul with Captain Fred.
The Beatles Yellow Submarine Playing Cards made by Carta Mundi in Belgium with display c2004. A set of 12 sealed playing cards with the cardboard display each box measures approx. ½" x 2 ¾" x 3 ¾".
A 16" tall tripod-style lamp made in Europe I believe but not original sixties with Beatle images and music staffs around the 5" diameter tubular shade.
Beatles Saturday Morning Cartoon Figure Set with Instruments and Stage by McFarlane (US, 2004). These action figures reproduce the images of the Beatles we all watched in the mid-1960s on Saturday morning. Standing figures are approximately 7" tall. All have their instruments and their stands snap together to form a stage.
Unlicensed and done much later than the sixties The Beatles Set of Four Large Combs Still Sealed in Package with Header Card (4) (Hong Kong). A neat set from Hong Kong including four large 12" plastic novelty combs "For Big Heads" One side states: "Giant's Comb" in embossed lettering
The Beatles Star Shaped Decorative Bowl (Arthur Wood, England) measuring approx: 10 ¾" by 12 ¼", decorated with song titles and facsimile signatures. From Arthur Wood Pottery the images are all in black on a white ceramic bowl.
A well made bust of John Lennon as he appeared later in his life. Nice likeness and detail right down to his wire rim glasses. measuring approx: 13 ¾" tall by 7 ½" wide. It is stamped Neal Martz 80. and appears to be made out of plaster.
Twelve packs of playing cards with the cardboard display. By Cartamundi c2008 each pack measures approx: 3/4" x 2 ¾" x 3 ¾".
Wonderful limited edition set of Beatles Pop Legends character jugs from Peggy Davies Ceramics. They are modelled by Ray Noble and are hand made and hand painted in Staffordshire England. They were produced in an edition of no more than 200 each worldwide. The set measures approx: 6 ½" tall
Sgt Pepper porcelain doll set by Star Shine Inc., celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Sgt. Pepper. One doll for each Beatle. Each measures 18" high with moveable hands and feet. Poseable arms, Hand painted Porcelain heads. Set includes: authentic band costumes, individually numbered, facsimile autographed doll stand, and limited-edition certificates of registration and authenticity.
Done to promote the Hollywood Bowl 1977 LP This glass bowl is 9" diameter x 3" tall with "Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl etched twice along the rim and once at the bottom.
In the early nineties Apple Corps licensed various song themed metal belt buckles.
A set of 3 jugs done with the same design as on the Washington pottery items but these are much later and probably from the 80's or 90's and were sold as a souvenir in Liverpool and have a Liverpool stamp underneath.
Not sure when these were done but they are a nice item.
These candlesticks have been made with the same design and decal as the sixties Washington Pottery plates/bowls but were done much later (probably 80s or 90s) as a souvenir item for people visiting Liverpool. A nice item though
A nice little item done by Apple Corps in 1998 at the same time as they did the CD player and Telephone.
THE BEATLES Yellow Submarine Inflatable Chair (Superb 1999 US inflatable chair featuring a montage of scenes from the film. The chair is made of high quality plastic making it easy to keep clean. and inflates in minutes to a size of 36" x 24" x 36".
Mike Ansell, CEO of Lordsvale Sales, Ltd in Hull, North Humberside, designed the Yellow Submarine Jukebox along with two of Apple Corps own studio artists after reaching an agreement with Neil Aspinall Only 100 were made by Sound Leisure in 2001,These 100 Rock-Ola jukeboxes sold out within a week, nearly all of them went to Rock- Ola distributors around the US . One was sold to Steven Tyler of Aerosmith and also Ozzy Osbourne. The original 2001 Rock-ola version, features an "Electric Yellow" finish and characters from the film, including the Fab Four, waving from vertical "portholes" on the front, and to top it all off, a group of funky periscopes. Complete with two rotating side panels that feature vividly colored pictures of the submarine, along with various characters and creatures from the movie, with bubbles of air perking merrily to the top of the 4 bubble tubes. A 100 CD capacity magazine and an LCD display. Sybersonic Computer system. 360 watt dual stereo amplifer developing over 800 watts peak music power.
A heart shaped pillow likely to have been done in the 1970's as matches the lamp done around the same time.
Beatles "Rarities" Promo Jacket. A black satin jacket with a "Beatles Rarities" drum logo on the back, distributed by Capitol Records to promote the 1978 album.
Another nice item authorised by Apple Corps in 1998 was this telephone.
Beatles Porcelain Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Dolls They Measure approx 18" Tall and were done in a Limited Edition of 10,000 Exclusively by Starshine 1987 for Apple Corps Ltd
Produced as a promotion in 1997 & 1999 for McDonalds. Each pin has a slogan. "All You Need Is Fries", I Get By With A Little Help From My Fries, and "I Want To Hold Your Fries"
The Beatles Set Of Four Ceramic Wall Plaques, they measure Approx 16cm x 10cm x 2cm and were made in the UK by Moorland Pottery
Done in the nineties in the UK these are hollow ceramic & resin statues about 11" high and are well sculptured
A set of Beatles figurines/music boxes with round bases. These were made by Hamilton Gifts for Apple Corps Limited in 1991 and were a similar design to the plastic figures done that had square bases.
A nice little item!
Belt buckle from the early 1970’s approx. 2 x 3” in gold tone metal with a laminated inset photo of The Beatles
This is a great 1998 Apple Corp Limited authorised Beatles radio CD Player
An unofficial probably 1970's footstool. Manufactured using black purple and white plastic but I've seen it in orange too. The top features an image of the group with their printed names and musical notes plus ‘The Beatles’ printed in white. Measures 23cm (9 inches). Approx 30cm (12 inches) in diameter
Made by Esco Products in 1984 these statues are 18'' tall and a nice item if you can still find them.
In 1987 EMI Parlophone in the UK put together a promotion with Heineken Beer, unusual for the fact that the Beatles have rarely loaned their name for advertising purposes. Specially printed cans of Heineken Beer featured a red banner across the top that said "The Beatles - A Unique Cassette." Along the bottom, the Beatles' names repeatedly circled the entire can. By sending in four pull tabs from the cans and approximately $5.00, consumers received a special custom pressing of a unique EMI compilation cassette titled Only The Beatles (Parlophone SMMC 151). The tape featured twelve songs from 1962-1967, including "previously unreleased stereo" versions of This Boy and Yes It Is. Unfortunately it would appear that Heineken had not received the correct permission and had to hastily withdraw the cassette.
A really nice detailed ornament set done by Hallmark in 1994 and modelled on the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show
These 5" bobblehead dolls were done I believe around 2001 in black suit and colour versions.
I believe these figures to be from the seventies or eighties and manufactured in Spain by Emirober. Four different coloured plastic figres were in each individual packet with a different header card for each Beatle.
The dolls were made by the American manufacturers Determined Productions Inc in 1987, who produced them for the toy company Applause Inc The dolls were produced under a licence from Apple Corp Ltd, and released in 1987. Each of the dolls (John, Paul, George and Ringo) is dressed in the corresponding costumes worn by the band on the cover of the seminal 1967 album ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’and came with a cardboard stage. Each of the dolls is made from cloth, with woollen hair and printed faces, and came with a red plastic stand to keep them upright for display purposes. The Beatles Sgt Pepper Dolls were part of a series that included two other ranges – a set wearing black suits and carrying instruments, and another set wearing grey stage outfits complete with instruments and a stage set.
The dolls were made by the American manufacturers Determined Productions Inc in 1987, who produced them for the toy company Applause Inc The dolls were produced under a licence from Apple Corp Ltd, and released in 1987. The dolls measure approx. 11" high and came on metal stands and with guitars and a cardboard drum set and drum sticks for Ringo.
The dolls were made by the American manufacturers Determined Productions Inc in 1989, who produced them for the toy company Applause Inc The dolls were produced under a licence from Apple Corp Ltd, and released in 1989. The dolls measure approx. 11" high and came enclosed with a stage and cardboard drum set.
This lamp i believe was done in the 1970's and was done with a yellow or green base but a nice item with it's black & white lampshade.
A set of 4 Royal Doulton Beatles character mugs, designed in 1984 by Stanley James Taylor. The limited edition set includes serial numbers on the base of each mug (John Lennon-D6725, Paul McCartney-D6724, George Harrison-D6727, Ringo Starr-D6726) along with the Royal Doulton logo, and each mug is pictured with original box
Two different sets of Beatles Legends of Rock character jugs from Bairstow Manor Pottery in Staffordshire UK.They are modelled by Ray Noble and are hand-made and hand-painted and are issued in a limited edition of 1967. The character jugs are just over 5 inches/12cm high and are fully stamped underneath.
A set of 12 ceramic musical boxes with wooden display shelf done by Franklin Mint in the UK in 1992, each musical box plays a different Beatles tune and these were officially licensed by Apple Corps and are one of the nicer later items.
Manufactured in 1981 by Alpha Industries of Montana John Lennon liquor decanter by artist Gary Schildt. Approx 16" tall. There is a wind up music box on that bottom that plays " I wanna Hold Your Hand ".John is shown in his classic Beatles pose with his trademark Rickenbacker guitar and Vox amp a really nice Lennon momento.
This Royal Doulton character jug John Lennon is the new colourway version No D6797 issued in 1987 in a special edition of 1,000 for John Sinclair, Sheffield. this piece depicts John Lennon in a Red uniform from Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band rather than the Blue of the standard issue jug done in 1984.
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