Beatles Book Monthly Magazines 1970s Issues - original 2nd era

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Beatles Book Monthly Magazines 1970s Issues - original 2nd era - sold

Take a Fab trip back in time with magazines! The Beatles Book Take a Fab trip back in time with magazines! These are all authentic original issues from 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979. All are in Very Good (VG) to Excellent (EX) condition as indicated for each in the drop down order bar listings. OTE: The items in this listing are from the 1976-79, part of the "second era" as described in the history of these magazines at the bottom of this page. For other eras including some 1960s issues from the inaugural run, check out our other item listings. Order 15 or more and get a FREE original vintage Beatles Book binder (while supplies last). These binders were sold to collectors through the magazine and are maroon-colored with gold embossed "The Beatles Book" on its spine. Magazines are held in by cords and each binder holds up to 15 magazines (as pictured below): Item Highlights: History of The Beatles Book: This magazine was founded in 1963 by Sean O'Mahony,who had heard the Beatles hit "Please, Please Me" and asked Beatles manager Brian Epstein if he could create a magazine about the new group. Epstein and the group agreed. O'Mahony edited the fanzine under the pseudonym Johnny Dean and printed 80,000 copies of the first issue. They sold quickly and with that success he put out 77 more editions of (also sometimes called from 1963 until its final issue in December 1969. This magazine was founded in 1963 by Sean O'Mahony,who had heard the Beatles hit "Please, Please Me" and asked Beatles manager Brian Epstein if he could create a magazine about the new group. Epstein and the group agreed. O'Mahony edited the fanzine under the pseudonym Johnny Dean and printed 80,000 copies of the first issue. They sold quickly and with that success he put out 77 more editions of (also sometimes called from 1963 until its final issue in December 1969. The Beatles Book This magazine was founded in 1963 by Sean O'Mahony,who had heard the Beatles hit "Please, Please Me" and asked Beatles manager Brian Epstein if he could create a magazine about the new group. Epstein and the group agreed. O'Mahony edited the fanzine under the pseudonym Johnny Dean and printed 80,000 copies of the first issue. They sold quickly and with that success he put out 77 more editions of (also sometimes called from 1963 until its final issue in December 1969. Beatles Monthly) This magazine was founded in 1963 by Sean O'Mahony,who had heard the Beatles hit "Please, Please Me" and asked Beatles manager Brian Epstein if he could create a magazine about the new group. Epstein and the group agreed. O'Mahony edited the fanzine under the pseudonym Johnny Dean and printed 80,000 copies of the first issue. They sold quickly and with that success he put out 77 more editions of (also sometimes called from 1963 until its final issue in December 1969. Leslie Bryce was the magazine’s photographer and he had unparalleled access to the group throughout the 1960s, taking thousands of fantastic photographs of the Beatles exploits around the world. To add to the publication's cache, Beatles then-roadies/staff Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans wrote many of the articles. Artist Bob Gibson contributed cartoons and caricatures for the magazine and he would go on to create cartoons for the Beatles' 1967 EP-set and US-album booklet. Magical Mystery Tour Leslie Bryce was the magazine’s photographer and he had unparalleled access to the group throughout the 1960s, taking thousands of fantastic photographs of the Beatles exploits around the world. To add to the publication's cache, Beatles then-roadies/staff Neil Aspinall and Mal Evans wrote many of the articles. Artist Bob Gibson contributed cartoons and caricatures for the magazine and he would go on to create cartoons for the Beatles' 1967 EP-set and US-album booklet. With continued world interest in the group, O'Mahony decided to resume publication anew in May 1976. He started by republishing all 77 original 1960s issues with 8 added outer pages (later 16) of the latest Beatles news and content. This run was completed in Sept. of 1982. However, at that point in time a resurgence of interest in the Beatles was underway due to the 20th anniversary of the release of the Fab Four's debut single "Love Me Do". As a result, O'Mahony opted to continue the publication on with all new content and news about the Beatles throughout the 1980s all the way up until 2003 (issue 321) at which time publication ceased due to his retirement. Information For Collectors: The Beatles Book magazines have become very collectible and a fan favorite with hugely entertaining and historical photos, articles and content not found anywhere else. Like most collectibles, the oldest, which in this case is thehave the most value. first era of 77 issues dated from 1963-69, Like most collectibles, the oldest, which in this case is thehave the most value. The second era, published from 1976-1982 , are the second most valuable, since they were "reissues" of the 77 original 1960s magazine, running from May 1976 through Sept. 1982. They are easily identified by the 60s cover appearing offset on the cover and have the subtitle "Appreciation Society Magazine". The last era, published from Oct. 1982 through 2003 are the most recent but have the advantage of containing all new content current to the time. All are Beatles time capsules worth enjoying. Check out our selection and start collecting today or, if you're already a collector of these, perhaps we have some of your missing issues. If you can't find one in our item listings, it means we don't have it. However, we can try and locate a missing issue you're looking for. Just email us at support@musicgoldmine.com with your request. Original magazines. Variety of 1970s editions available. Priced per issue (use drop down to choose issue/issues desired). Original magazines. Variety of 1970s editions available. Priced per issue (use drop down to choose issue/issues desired). In Very Good or Excellent condition as noted in drop down. Magazine dimensions approx. 5-7/8" x 8-1/4" (15 x 21 cm). Order 15 and get a free original binder Order 15 and get a free original binder Each issue has over 30 pages loaded with Beatles photos, articles, vintage ads and other fantastic Fab Four content! FREE insured shipping to U.S. and Canada International shipping available

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