Beatles Red Album & Blue Album Signed All 4 Lennon McCartney Harrison Starr
THE BEATLES - Red & Blue Albums Signed by All Four Beatles. Two Iconic Double Albums, Eight Authentic Autographs, One Extraordinary Collection. Offered here is the ultimate matched pair of Beatles memorabilia: the legendary "Red Album". , each boldly signed on the front cover by all four Beatles - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr - in blue ballpoint ink. Both albums have undergone full forensic autograph authentication by Scientific Authentication Company (SAC), with detailed reports, signature exemplar comparisons, and Certificates of Authenticity included.
Each signature on both albums has been individually analyzed and confirmed as AUTHENTIC. Fully signed Beatles albums are among the rarest and most sought-after artifacts in the history of rock and roll memorabilia. After the band's breakup in 1970, opportunities for all four members to sign a single item became extraordinarily scarce. The Red and Blue albums fully signed represents a collecting achievement of the highest order.
Age at Album Release (1973). Died December 8, 1980 (age 40). Died November 29, 2001 (age 58). With two of the four Beatles no longer living, fully signed Beatles items can never increase in supply - only in value and historical significance.
2× Vinyl LP Compilation Jacksonville Pressing. This is a US release of the iconic Red Album - a gatefold double album cover with original vinyl LPs. The front cover features the famous "Please Please Me" session balcony photograph of the Beatles leaning over a railing at EMI House, used for the 1963 debut LP sleeve and revisited for the Red Album design.The front cover bears four bold hand-signed autographs executed in blue ballpoint ink, with each member signing near his own image: John Lennon (upper right across railing), Paul McCartney (center railing, large flowing signature), George Harrison (center right, compact between Lennon and McCartney), and Ringo Starr (lower left along railing by his portrait). This placement pattern - each Beatle signing near his own likeness - is common and highly desirable among collectors. Typical light shelf and edge wear consistent with early 1970s jackets. Autographs remain bold, vibrant, and well-placed.
Red Album - Letter of Authenticity (SAC #005404). Red Album - Forensic Authentication Report. Red Album - Signature Exemplar Comparisons. Below are the questioned autograph exemplar comparison sheets used in the forensic analysis. 2× Vinyl LP Compilation Winchester Pressing.
This is a US release of the Blue Album - a gatefold double album cover with double LP vinyl records inside. The front artwork features the well-known "Please Please Me" session balcony re-shoot, with the four Beatles looking down from a staircase against the album's distinctive blue background. The front cover bears four bold hand-signed autographs in blue and black ballpoint ink: John Lennon (lower right), Paul McCartney (center lower rail), George Harrison (center right near figure), and Ringo Starr (lower left by railing). As with the Red Album, each member signed near his own image in the photograph.
Light ring wear, edge and corner wear typical of a 1973 album cover. Signatures are bold, strong, and well-placed.
Blue Album - Letter of Authenticity (SAC #005403). Blue Album - Forensic Authentication Report. Blue Album - Signature Exemplar Comparisons.
Each signature was compared against verified exemplars from the SAC Signature Library, Legacy Authentication archives, and PSA-certified records. Collector Value & Investment Significance. Fully signed Beatles albums are recognized as trophy-level memorabilia.
The Red and Blue Albums occupy a unique place in the Beatles canon: released in 1973 as the definitive greatest-hits compilations, they became the gateway to the Beatles catalog for an entire generation of fans. The iconic red and blue cover photographs - recreating the "Please Please Me" balcony pose a decade later - are among the most recognizable images in popular music. After the band's breakup in 1970, very few albums were signed by all four members together.
Most authentic fully-signed copies are believed to have been obtained through fan club connections, mailings, or collectors who pursued individual autographs at separate times. With both John Lennon and George Harrison deceased, the finite supply of fully signed Beatles items ensures that these artifacts will only appreciate in historical and monetary significance.Display Recommendations: Professional archival framing with UV-protective museum glass is strongly recommended for both albums. FLEXIBLE FINANCING AVAILABLE AT CHECKOUT. Klarna financing appears automatically at checkout for eligible U. Rates from 7.99%-35.99% APR depending on creditworthiness.
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