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Here are several more of the collection of 1960's to early 1970's Beatles and George Harrison posters I acquired at that sale last weekend.
# 1: not dated, probably mid to late 1960's.
# 2: Living in the Material World , the third studio album by George Harrison, released in 1973 on the Apple Records label.
# 3: dated 1969.
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Again, the things you see in the corners are books I had to use to hold them flat to photograph.
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good post packrat, love the poster of Lennon looking mischievous.
Thank you for the kind words mikielikesigns2, yes, these were a great find.
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The poster you have shown with the Beatles, above. I have not found anywhere or seen before. I did however know it came from a photo op called "a mad day out" during the recording of the White Album. that's all I found. I would like to know were did you find this and what's it's value.