beatles 60s cavern club comp slip bob wooler collection

Beatles 60s Cavern Club Comp Slip Bob Wooler Collection

An Original s Cavern Club Compliments Slip. The compliments slip has the Cavern Club logo printed on the top and the club’s 10 Mathew Street, Liverpool address printed at the bottom. It measures 11.4cm x 8.9cm (4.5 inches x 3.5 inches). The Condition is Excellent. The compliments slip is from the collection of former Cavern Club compère Bob Wooler. Bob was a pivotal figure in the Merseyside music scene. His initial involvement with Merseybeat came via a local skiffle group named The Mars Bars who later became Gerry And The Pacemakers. Bob found his niche as a compère at the Cavern, it was in this role that he made his greatest contribution to popularising Merseybeat. He is most notable for being instrumental in introducing Brian Epstein to The Beatles on his visit to the Cavern on 9th November . He introduced The Beatles on countless occasions during their 292 appearances at the club from 21st March to their last appearance on 3rd August and became a great local ambassador for the group, helping to develop and consolidate their popularity on Merseyside. Bob acted as a booking agent for The Cavern until (the club had folded on 27th February to re-open four months later). He continued to book acts and promote gigs in and around Liverpool for the rest of the 60s and into the 70s and was active throughout the 80s in organising and contributing to Beatles conventions in the UK. Bob could frequently be seen at the Annual Liverpool Beatles Convention chatting to fans and enthralling them with stories from the 60s. Right until the end of his life Bob remained fiercely proud of his roots and of both The Beatles and of Liverpool’s contribution to popular music and culture. Bob Wooler died on 8th February in Liverpool. Read More

Beatles 60s Cavern Club Comp Slip Bob Wooler Collection

An Original s Cavern Club Compliments Slip. The compliments slip has the Cavern Club logo printed on the top and the club’s 10 Mathew Street, Liverpool address printed at the bottom. It measures 11.4cm x 8.9cm (4.5 inches x 3.5 inches). The Condition is Excellent. The compliments slip is from the collection of former Cavern Club compère Bob Wooler. Bob was a pivotal figure in the Merseyside music scene. His initial involvement with Merseybeat came via a local skiffle group named The Mars Bars who later became Gerry And The Pacemakers. Bob found his niche as a compère at the Cavern, it was in this role that he made his greatest contribution to popularising Merseybeat. He is most notable for being instrumental in introducing Brian Epstein to The Beatles on his visit to the Cavern on 9th November . He introduced The Beatles on countless occasions during their 292 appearances at the club from 21st March to their last appearance on 3rd August and became a great local ambassador for the group, helping to develop and consolidate their popularity on Merseyside. Bob acted as a booking agent for The Cavern until (the club had folded on 27th February to re-open four months later). He continued to book acts and promote gigs in and around Liverpool for the rest of the 60s and into the 70s and was active throughout the 80s in organising and contributing to Beatles conventions in the UK. Bob could frequently be seen at the Annual Liverpool Beatles Convention chatting to fans and enthralling them with stories from the 60s. Right until the end of his life Bob remained fiercely proud of his roots and of both The Beatles and of Liverpool’s contribution to popular music and culture. Bob Wooler died on 8th February in Liverpool. Read more

CAVERN-CLUB-Beatles-Original-Press Release Bob Wooler

An Original two page publicity hand-out for the legendary Cavern Club. The handout came from the collection of Cavern Club DJ Bob Wooler. The document has calculations in pen to the reverse of one (presumably by Bob Wooler) and has a central fold. The document will be sent sent folded as it has been kept all these years Read More

CAVERN-CLUB-Beatles-Original-Press Release Bob Wooler

An Original two page publicity hand-out for the legendary Cavern Club. The handout came from the collection of Cavern Club DJ Bob Wooler. The document has calculations in pen to the reverse of one (presumably by Bob Wooler) and has a central fold. The document will be sent sent folded as it has been kept all these years Read more

Cavern Original Compliments Slip Liverpool 60s

An original s Cavern Club compliments slip. The comp slip has the Cavern’s logo printed on the top and the club’s 10 Mathew Street, Liverpool address printed at the bottom. The compliment slip originally comes from the collection of former Cavern Club compère Bob Wooler. He was a pivotal figure in the Merseyside music scene. His initial involvement with Merseybeat came via a local skiffle group named The Mars Bars who later became Gerry And The Pacemakers. Bob found his niche as a compère at the Cavern, it was in this role that he made his greatest contribution to popularising Merseybeat. He is most notable for being instrumental in introducing Brian Epstein to The Beatles on his visit to the Cavern on 9th November . He introduced The Beatles on countless occasions during their 292 appearances at the club from 21st March to their last appearance on 3rd August and became a great local ambassador for the group, helping to develop and consolidate their popularity on Merseyside. Bob acted as a booking agent for The Cavern until (the Club had folded on 27th February to re-open four months later). He continued to book acts and promote gigs in and around Liverpool for the rest of the 60s and into the 70s and was active throughout the 80s in organising and contributing to Beatles conventions in the UK. Bob could frequently be seen at the Annual Liverpool Beatles Convention chatting to fans and enthralling them with stories from the 60s. Right until the end of his life Bob remained fiercely proud of his roots and of both The Beatles and of Liverpool’s contribution to popular music and culture. Bob Wooler died on 8th February in Liverpool. Measures 11.4cm x 8.9cm (4.5 inches x 3.5 inches). The condition is excellent. Read more

Cavern Original Compliments Slip Liverpool 60s

An original s Cavern Club compliments slip. The comp slip has the Cavern’s logo printed on the top and the club’s 10 Mathew Street, Liverpool address printed at the bottom. The compliment slip originally comes from the collection of former Cavern Club compère Bob Wooler. He was a pivotal figure in the Merseyside music scene. His initial involvement with Merseybeat came via a local skiffle group named The Mars Bars who later became Gerry And The Pacemakers. Bob found his niche as a compère at the Cavern, it was in this role that he made his greatest contribution to popularising Merseybeat. He is most notable for being instrumental in introducing Brian Epstein to The Beatles on his visit to the Cavern on 9th November . He introduced The Beatles on countless occasions during their 292 appearances at the club from 21st March to their last appearance on 3rd August and became a great local ambassador for the group, helping to develop and consolidate their popularity on Merseyside. Bob acted as a booking agent for The Cavern until (the Club had folded on 27th February to re-open four months later). He continued to book acts and promote gigs in and around Liverpool for the rest of the 60s and into the 70s and was active throughout the 80s in organising and contributing to Beatles conventions in the UK. Bob could frequently be seen at the Annual Liverpool Beatles Convention chatting to fans and enthralling them with stories from the 60s. Right until the end of his life Bob remained fiercely proud of his roots and of both The Beatles and of Liverpool’s contribution to popular music and culture. Bob Wooler died on 8th February in Liverpool. Measures 11.4cm x 8.9cm (4.5 inches x 3.5 inches). The condition is excellent. Read More

Very rare Beatles cavern club brick dust with vinyl John Lennon interview

Very rare Hard Rock Cafe London 20 th anniversary pack including brick dust from the cavern club in Liverpool made famous by the Beatles with certificate of authenticity, John Lennon interview from on thin vinyl, 20th anniversary badge. Very rare and collectable Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

RARE -THE BEATLES CAVERN CLUB BRICK- LIMITED TO ONLY with ROYAL LIFE PLAQUE -MEMORABILIA-

A rather rare find, one of only bricks consigned from the original Cavern Club when it was reconstructed, reopening on 26 April having been taken over by Liverpool footballer Tommy Smith in association with Royal Life. The club was rebuilt with many of its original bricks, however some were sold in aid of charity - just like this fine example. The Cavern is the Beatles famous establishing ground as the group secured their first recording contract with Brian Epstein after their first performance at the club on 9th February . The Beatles made 292 appearances at the Cavern Club between . The new club sustains its attraction to performing artists and it is suggested around 40 live bands perform there each week. Notably this brick has its Royal Life certification plaque attached, dated and reading ‘This is to certify that this is one of bricks which Royal Life salvaged from the original Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool, England. Royal Life have sold these bricks, donating the proceedings to a local charity’. The plaque also contains printed facsimile signatures of Royal Life’s General Manager, H B Johnson, and The Cavern Club’s founding owner, the late Ray McFall. Measuring 22x11x7cm and weighing 3.5kg, in good used condition. Please refer to photos. Purchased from expert auctioneers specialising in authentic music and entertainment memorabilia. A premium piece for any Beatles collection. Ad ID: Delivery Services Consumer Credit

Beatles Official Fan Club Compliment Slip

THE BEATLES EARLY ORIGINAL OFFICIAL FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP FREDA KELLY National Secretary "THE OFFICIAL BEATLES FAN CLUB, P.O. BOX No 12, LIVERPOOL. 1 Details of the New Fan Club (Liverpool) Telephone Number FREDA KELLY facsimile autograph Item approx; 5 1/2'' x 4 1/2''' Read More

Beatles Official Fan Club Compliment Slip

THE BEATLES EARLY ORIGINAL OFFICIAL FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP FREDA KELLY National Secretary "THE OFFICIAL BEATLES FAN CLUB, P.O. BOX No 12, LIVERPOOL. 1 Details of the New Fan Club (Liverpool) Telephone Number FREDA KELLY facsimile autograph Item approx; 5 1/2'' x 4 1/2''' Read more

BEATLES FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP - FREDA KELLY

BEATLES FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP - FREDA KELLY COND: USED Read More

BEATLES FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP - FREDA KELLY

BEATLES FAN CLUB COMPLIMENT SLIP - FREDA KELLY COND: USED Read more

Ringtons Vehicles of the 60s, in Wooler

for sale in original box, a morris mini van, reliant regal van, and ford 300e van, all with ringtons name and crest on.

WANTED Beatles Orange Cavern Membership Card

Wanted Original Orange Cavern Membership Card With owners address written inside Read More

Beatles memorabilia Let's go down the Cavern

Let's go down the Cavern booklet written & compiled by SPENCER LEIGH. We have other Beatles memorabilia on this site We will consider o.n.o on all items. Read more

BEATLES PRINCE WILLIAM WARE 22CT GOLD CAVERN MUG

PRINCE WILLIAM WARE 22CT GOLD THE CAVERN HOME OF THE BEATLES MUG 1/2 PINT Read More

The cavern club magnet

The cavern club magnet In good condition Also have other magnets for sale Can post at extra cost Collected £4 Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

The cavern club magnet

The cavern club magnet In good condition Also have other magnets for sale Can post at extra cost Collected £4 Ad ID: Delivery Services Consumer Credit

The cavern club magnet *new*

The cavern club magnet In good condition Also have other magnets for sale Can post at extra cost Collected £1

Cavern Club Christmas Card (UK)

An original unused Christmas card from the Cavern Club, Liverpool. The card is printed with the message “Seasonal Greetings from the directors and staff of The Cavern, Cavern Artists Ltd and Cavern Sound Ltd”. It measures cm x 11.5cm (6.5 inches x 4.5 inches). The condition is excellent. Read more

Genuine Cavern Club T-shirt - Size XL

Bought from the club & worn once, so as new. (Cost £20 new) From a smoke & pet free home Read More

Genuine Cavern Club T-shirt - Size XL

Bought from the club & worn once, so as new. From a smoke & pet free home Read More

Very rare 'S original Cavern club, Liverpool membership

Click here to view this lot This is an original Cavern club membership medallion from the s. These medallions were briefly introduced as an alternative to the Cavern club membership cards, but soon after they reverted back to using membership cards, as they were cheaper to produce. In the last owner of the Cavern club, Roy Adams discovered a box full of original medallions stored away in his shed(see news article), this is one of those medallions. In very good condition comes with information about the medallion with original cord. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Very rare 'S original Cavern club, Liverpool membership

This is an original Cavern club membership medallion from the s. These medallions were briefly introduced as an alternative to the Cavern club membership cards, but soon after they reverted back to using membership cards, as they were cheaper to produce. In the last owner of the Cavern club, Roy Adams discovered a box full of original medallions stored away in his shed(see news article), this is one of those medallions. In very good condition comes with information about the medallion with original cord. And a letter of provenance from the dealer who bought it at auction. Read More

WANTED ORIGINAL s " THE CAVERN CLUB " LAPEL BADGE

WANTED ORIGINAL s " THE CAVERN CLUB " LAPEL BADGE MUST BE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Read More

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