The Beatles Collection (page 4)

Insects playing musical instruments (litho)
7201075 Insects playing musical instruments (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Insects playing musical instruments)

Beetles on leaves (coloured engraving)
7201031 Beetles on leaves (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Beetles on leaves)

Ringo Starr and Hayley Mills attend a show business party in London - 9th April 1964

The Beatles in a vintage 1912 Rolls Royce at AB Riverside Studios in Teddington, as Beatles fan Sandra Sims tries to get into the car. 23rd February 1964

Ringo Starr leaves University College Hospital after treatment for pharyngitis and tonsillitis. He will join the Beatles tour of Australia - 11th June 1964

Harold Wilson presenting Variety Club awards to the Beatles - September 1964

PAUL MCCARTNEY AND ELIZABETH SACK 1964

George Harrison celebrates his 21st birthday. The first greeting came from Georges mother, Mrs. Louise Harrison, who rang from Liverpool at 12.10 am - the exact time he was born

JOHN LENNON AND YOKO ONO IN LIMO AFTER ARRIVING AT LAP FROM MAJORCA. WHEN ASKED TO LOOK HAPPIER JOHN REPLIED `WE`RE NOT HAPPY` 08/05/1971

GEORGE HARRISON, MARCH 1986

The Beatles (front row), pictured with Freddy and the Dreamers (left group of five with black suits) and Mike Cotton Sound (three men on far right)

THE BEATLES ARE THE GUEST STARS ON THE MORECAMBE AND WISE SHOW - 3RD DECEMBER 1963 - Express Newspapers

Paul McCartney says "Cheerio England"to the press
Paul McCartney says " Cheerio England" to the press, Beatle fans and people of Britain, as he sits in the departure lounge of London (Heathrow) Airport

EMI Abbey Road Recording Studio Feature. Picture shows a 1960s original BASF master tape, recorded on by The Beatles. Please see a few entries for The Beatles, listed on the box

Mr James Douglas Spooner, pictured holding his umbrella, who is taking over as Manager and Receiver of The Beatles. Picture taken at The Law Courts

George Harrison at the Midland Hotel in Birmingham, Thursday 4th December 1969. Last night George Harrison performed on stage as part of the Delaney & Bonnie & Friends UK Tour with Eric Clapton at

Paul McCartney, in Liverpool, on the day he receives the title of Honorary Freedom of the City of Liverpool. Paul is pictured in The Picton Library

Ringo Starr (left) and George Harrison (right) of The Beatles face the press on the news that their manager Brian Epstein has died

The Beatles first meeting with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Hilton Hotel, London. The following day, The Beatles and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi caught the train to Bangor, North Wales

George Harrison pictured in Liverpool in December 1965. The Beatles final two concerts in Liverpool took place on this evening at the citys Empire Theatre. Picture taken 5th December 1965

The Beatles holding their MBE s. (Members of the British Empire) The Beatles were awarded their MBEs today at Buckingham Palace, awarded to them by Queen Elizabeth II

The Beatles enjoy a cigarette break on the balcony of the Empire Theatre in Liverpool 8th November 1964. The Beatles played at The Empire Theatre on this night Sunday 8th November 1964

The Beatles meet the press at Abbey Road Studios in London before their appearance tomorrow on BBC1 " Our World" TV Show

Raymond Jones, 23, of Dovecote, Liverpool, the young man who on 28th October 1961 went into NEMS Record store in Liverpool

John Lennon plays the part of a club commissionaire in this filming picture from 27th November 1966. The show is called Not Only.. But Also and stars Peter Cook

Pete Best, posing for the camera in Liverpool. Pete Best was the original drummer in The Beatles, though he was replaced by Ringo Starr in the summer of 1962. Picture taken 3rd May 1990

The Beatles, February 1964 John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison The Beatles in New York

The Beatles hold a news press conference after it was released, this morning, that they had been awarded MBEs in The Queens Birthday Honours 12th June 1965

Paul McCartney and his wife Linda of pop group Wings enjoy a pint of ale as they make a film to promote their new single " With A Little Luck" in London

Project Manager Christine Hall with Matthew Street in the background. Matthew Street in Liverpool, England. Matthew Street was home to the famous Cavern Club

Matthew Street in Liverpool, England. Matthew Street was home to the famous Cavern Club, where The Beatles played their early shows. Picture taken 25th April 1984

Brian Epstein (right) talks to a guitarist from one of the British bands appearing at " An Evening of Popular British Music at The Commonwealth Arts Festival, held at The Royal Festival Hall

Brian Epstein, Manager of The Beatles, 20th October 1963

Brian Epstein, Manager of The Beatles, 20th October 1963

Paul and Linda McCartney in 1973 Picture taken at their office in London, Soho Square. In 1973, Paul released the single " My Love" which he indeed wrote for Linda

Tony Barrow Press Officer for The Beatles from 1963 to 1968 Pictured in Liverpool in 1988. Picture taken 11th November 1988

Brian Epstein, The manager of The Beatles, Picture taken 20th October 1963

Brian Epstein, The Beatles manager, Picture taken 22nd February 1967

Cynthia Lennon 27, at Law Courts in London, Friday 8th November 1968. Cynthia was granted a quickie divorce, decree nisi, from husband John Lennon, due to his adultery with 34 year old Yoko

The Beatles start of work on `A Hard Days Night film, at Twickenham Studios. Shooting at Paddington Station, on board a train leaving from it. 6.43pm

The Beatles, Teddington TV Studios, West London. Recording music and comedy sequences for ABC-TVs `Big Night Out, Picture shows the boys facing the press photographers and journalists

The Beatles return to England after their first American tour. Heathrow Airport, London. Picture taken 21st February 1964. 3620 fans crowd the Queens Building roof

Paul McCartney of The Beatles at his St Johns Wood, London, home, with his sheep dog Martha behind him. Picture taken as part of an interview with Paul McCartney - on day after premiere of television

Paul McCartney walking along the platform to his awaiting train as The Beatles leave London Euston Station for Bangor in North Wales

Paul McCartney has his hand held by a fan as The Beatles leave London Euston Station for Bangor in North Wales, where they will be attending a conference to study meditation with the Maharishi Mahesh

John Lennons gaily painted gipsy caravan, on its way to his home, Monday 24th July 1967. Painted bright yellow with hand painted flower designs in rainbow hues

Pete Best, former Beatles drummer, at home in Hymans Green, Liverpool in 1965 Picture taken 25th April 1965

Ringo Starr, pictures in his New York hotel room, with a gigantic stuffed toy animal. Fans send him gifts like this all the time, hoping that he takes them with him where ever he goes

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"The Beatles: A Timeless Legacy of Music and Memories" From their humble beginnings in Liverpool, England, to conquering the world stage, they have left an indelible mark on music history. Their influence can still be felt today as fans flock to iconic landmarks like the Strawberry Fields Memorial and Imagine Mosaic in Central Park, Manhattan. In New York City's bustling streets, one can't help but reminisce about John Lennon's profound impact on both music and peace activism. The Imagine Mosaic stands as a powerful tribute to his enduring legacy. But it all started back in Liverpool with Penny Lane Street Sign immortalized by Paul McCartney's nostalgic lyrics. This street sign takes us back to a time when four young lads were dreaming big and paving their way towards superstardom. The Beatles' journey wasn't just limited to their musical achievements; they embraced spirituality too. The image of them with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi clutching bundles of flowers showcases their exploration into transcendental meditation during a transformative period in their lives. Their success reached new heights when they received MBE medals from Buckingham Palace. Proudly displaying these accolades after the royal investiture symbolizes not only recognition for their talent but also the cultural impact they had made worldwide. Meeting HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother was another significant moment for the Fab Four. It exemplifies how even royalty couldn't resist being captivated by their charm and musical genius. Beyond music, George Harrison found himself alongside actress Hayley Mills at the Regal Cinema in Henley on Thames—a testament to how The Beatles effortlessly transcended boundaries between entertainment industries. Paul McCartney's solo endeavors also deserve mention as he continued his artistic journey post-Beatles era. His contributions have solidified his status as a legendary musician who continues to inspire generations through his timeless melodies. Of course, we cannot forget America—the country that fell head over heels for these British sensations during their iconic USA Tour in 1964.