A ticket to see the Beatles

Beatles Concert ticket 1966
What’s this?

Part of a very exclusive set of three 11″ X 14″ Beatles historic memorabilia; to become the ultimate, the pinnacle of Beatles collectibles.
This trio will command the most prestigious display space in your home, office or business.
Each piece included within, without and on the matting is vintage, original and as near to mint as possible.
44 years have passed since some of these items came into being, but this is BRAND NEW from NW Limited…History in VogueTM
Custom-built and highest quality frames enclose your one-of-a-kind Beatles tributes. All are preserved in archival and protective manner, and come to you with their own custom-engineered boxes.
Available for $1500: 503-338-6056 or bill@nwlimited.com

Hurricane watch

Hear the Rolling Thunder?
A hurricane’s on its way!
This “storm” was intended only to pique your sense of justice, and our version will also appeal to your aesthetic side.
Stay tuned!

Published in: on April 17, 2008 at 7:00 am Comments (0)
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If the rain comes…

I can show you, I can show you…

Rain.  I don’t mind.

Shine, the weather’s fine.

Can you hear me, that when it rains, and shines.

(When it rains and shines.)
It’s just a state of mind.

“Rain” was released in 1966 as the B-side to “Paperback Writer” and has been called The Beatles’ finest B-Side.
Could it also have been the very first music video?
“The inspiration for “Rain” is agreed on by Neil Aspinall, the Beatles’ roadie, and John Lennon. They both described the band’s arrival in Australia, marked by rain and poor weather.[6] Lennon said, “I’ve never seen rain as hard as that, except in Tahiti”, and later explained that “Rain” was “about people moaning about the weather all the time”.[7] ”  (from Wikipedia)
Backward, or forward, the historic Beatles song “Rain” as presented by NW Limited…History in VogueTM can be yours for $500.  Available now.
bill@nwlimited or 503-338-6056

The Beatles Bug Out

for Deep Space:
Monday, February 4, at 7 pm EST (that’s 4 pm for us left-coasters), NASA will be beaming the song “Across the Universe” straight towards Polaris via its Deep Space Network.  The occasion, or occasions, more correctly, are the 40th anniversaries of both NASA’s Deep Space Network and the Beatles’ recording of that song, also the 50th anniversary of NASA’s founding.
Polaris is 431 light years away from here. Even at 186,000 miles per second, the speed at which the song will be travelling, that’s a long trip.
The Beatles make history again!
NW Limited has far more fitting tributes, for any occasion of your choosing.
Below are some examples of our Beatles series.

 Beatles #38 Back in the USSR  $500


 Beatles #33 Yellow Submarine $500

             
   
          Beatles #39 “Rain”  $400

Detail, lower left corner of “Rain” #39 showing postmark detail and vintage pin

These pieces began with England’s Royal Mail Beatles Album Cover postage stamps which were issued January 9, 2007 and a first-day-issue postmark, which ensures that these remain an exclusive commodity. Included within is a 45 rpm (songs vary), which is the centerpiece. Frequently, there are pins or other memorabilia added which are from the same era.
These have been extremely popular and yet they are finite. The universe, on the other hand, much less so. NASA invites you to play along, Monday night, but wouldn’t you rather have the ultimate Beatles tribute for yourself?
For an idea of what’s currently available in The Beatles line, contact Bill.
News Links:
Beatles Song to be Beamed Into Space
NASA and The Beatles Celebrate Anniversaries by Beaming Song ‘Across The Universe’ Into Deep Space
Doesn’t this terrestrial being look happy with his Beatles tribute?

What’s Martian for WOW?