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Young boy’s Beatles’s fan card, signed by Fab Four, up for auction
</p> AN HONORARY membership of the Beatles Fan Club presented to a four-year-old Kirkby boy by the pop legends is expected to fetch thousands of pounds at auction in Liverpool this weekend. Beatles-mad toddler Russell Jamieson came to the attention of the Fab Four after running away from home to join the band in the summer of 1963 and even gave his name as Russell Beatle when he was found by a police officer wandering the streets of Liverpool. Russell was safely returned home but the story of his escapade reached the attention of John, Paul, George and Ringo, who had fan club secretary Anne Collingham send him an honorary membership of the organisation. The autographed card, one of the highlights at a Beatles memorabilia auction on Saturday, is thought to be the only honorary membership ever awarded by the fan club and was addressed â??To Russell – our youngest Fan Club memberâ?*. Mr Jamieson, 53, who now lives near Oslo, Norway, said: â??Ringo Starr was my hero and I desperately wanted to meet him. â??My father worked at the Vauxhall factory and made me a jacket with the off-cuts from seat covers. â??The name Ringo was emblazoned across it and I would pick up a guitar and perform for anybody who would listen.â?* A picture of Young Russell wearing the jacket and signed by Starr is also included in the auction lots. His memorabilia is expected to fetch up to آ£7,500 at the annual sale, in the Paul McCartney Auditorium at Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts, which is part of the Beatles Convention. It was 50 years ago this week that Ringo replaced Pete Best as the drummer and the final Fab Four line-up was complete. Source link أكثر... ??????? ??????: Young boy’s Beatles’s fan card, signed by Fab Four, up for auction || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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