ROLLING STONES Eric Easton Presents (Mega rare 1965 UK 20 page black & white tour programme featuring great photos and profiles of the band and support acts including Dave Berry & The Hollies, with a fantastic colour picture cover. This fabulous programme has no rips or tears, with just a couple of light creases and light discolouration as you would expect, otherwise a fantastic example of this over fifty year old item we have not seen in over five years) more...
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ROLLING STONES Show Souvenir (Rare Mid '60s UK 8½" x 10½" 12-page 'show souvenir of Britain's Foremost Artists and Groups' containing black and white photographs of the Stones, Small Faces, Troggs, Who, Hollies, Walker Brothers and more! The cover shows some faint wear, but is in otherwise excellent condition with no splits or tears. The pages are all intact and in superb 'as new' condition!) more...
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ROLLING STONES Fabulous Rolling With The Stones (1964 UK 13½" x 10" 28 page magazine, featuring articles on the band, full-page colour photos and members' biographies as well as features and photos of Gene Pitney, The Hollies and The Beatles.The magazine is tabloid size and has been folded in the middle, the edges show light creasing and there are two tears on the reverse with all pages present and secure) more...
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ROLLING STONES Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 31 (Rare November 1965 issue of the 40-page Beat Instrumental magazine featuring Pete Quaife from The Kinks, The Hollies, Bill Wyman's regular column, Paul McCartney, an article claiming 'Folk ClubsAre Booming' and more. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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ROLLING STONES Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 36 (April 1966 UK issue 40-page magazine featuring articles on Ian McLagan, Spencer Davis, The Hollies, Scott Walker, Peter And Gordon, Roger Daltrey and more. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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ROLLING STONES Eric Easton Presents (Rare UK 20 page black & white tour programme for the groups sixth UK tour Spring 1965 running from the 5th to the 18th March, featuring great photos and profiles of the band and support acts including DaveBerry & The Hollies, with a fantastic colour picture cover. The cover displays just a little wear or signs of age but has no rips or tears, with just a couple of light creases and light discolouration as you would expect, otherwise a fantastic ex more...
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ROLLING STONES Fully Autographed Signature Book (On offer here is a complete set of Stones autographs spread over two pages of a miniature 5" x 3" autograph booklet. In blue ballpoint pen we have the beautiful, clear & unhurried examples of Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, & Charlie Watts' signatures, which we estimate were signed in late 1963 or early 1964. The book also contains the autographs - again, clear and precise, this time in red - of The Shadow more...
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ROLLING STONES Autographed Signature Book (Unique Autograph book containing an almost complete set of Rolling Stones autographs minus only Bill Wyman, circa 1964. The autographes of the Stones are spread accross two pages of the book. Keith Richards has signed on the left hand side, while Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and the long departed Brian Jones have signed on the right hand side. The autographs are clear, unfaded, unhurried examples in ballpoint pen. The original owner of this won more...
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ROLLING STONES Pop Hit Parade (Impossibly rare 1964 UK concert programme for the Pop Hit Parade at the Wembley Empire Pool on Sunday May 31st. The event was compered by David Jacobs and shows the Stones quite low down the line-up, behind AdamFaith, The Hollies, The Barron Knights and Freddie & The Dreamers amongst others! Despite this one page is given over to mini-biographies of each member of the band [Charlie Watts is the 'Beau Brummell' of the group and has over 100 pocket hankerc more...
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