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In June 1957, Charlie Roberts organized the Rosebery Street party in Liverpool and took along his mum's borrowed Kodak Brownie camera to photograph his pals  John Lennon and the Quarrymen's first public appearance. He took a number of photos, but only 3 have survived the decades.
 
In June 1957, Charlie Roberts organized the Rosebery Street party in Liverpool and took along his mum's borrowed Kodak Brownie camera to photograph his pals  John Lennon and the Quarrymen's first public appearance. He took a number of photos, but only 3 have survived the decades.
  
You've seen Charles Roberts' iconic photo in Philip Norman's ''Shout'', various Mark Lewisohn books, the film ''Imagine'', and very many other places.
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You've seen Charles Roberts' photo in Philip Norman's ''Shout'', various Mark Lewisohn books, the film ''Imagine'', and very many other places. But until now it's NEVER been offered for sale as a quality print, and signed by the photographer!
  
 
Beatleswiki and Charles Roberts are now making available a limited-edition archival-quality 8" x 10" giclée print, restored, produced and signed by Charles Roberts. The photo, shipped to you from Liverpool, is professionally matted. Your satisfaction guaranteed! The photo is crisp and clear, the best ever.
 
Beatleswiki and Charles Roberts are now making available a limited-edition archival-quality 8" x 10" giclée print, restored, produced and signed by Charles Roberts. The photo, shipped to you from Liverpool, is professionally matted. Your satisfaction guaranteed! The photo is crisp and clear, the best ever.
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<h4 style="color:#006498">Interview with Charles Roberts</h4>
 
<h4 style="color:#006498">Interview with Charles Roberts</h4>
<span style="font-size:12px;">[[File:Charlie-Roberts-w-poster.jpg|left|125px|thumb|caption|Charles Roberts]]</span>Charles speaks at length about the early days in Liverpool, hanging with Lennon and McCartney, and how his iconic photos came to be.
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<span style="font-size:12px;">[[File:Charlie-Roberts-w-poster.jpg|left|125px|thumb|caption|Charles Roberts]]</span>Charles speaks at length about the early days in Liverpool, hanging out with Lennon and McCartney, and how his iconic photos came to be.
  
 
[[Charles_Roberts_and_The_Quarrymen|Read the interview &#187;]]
 
[[Charles_Roberts_and_The_Quarrymen|Read the interview &#187;]]

Revision as of 09:38, 7 December 2013

The very first photograph of John Lennon performing in public!
High-quality limited-edition giclée print, signed by the photographer Charles Roberts
AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME & UNAVAILABLE ANYWHERE ELSE!

The Perfect Holiday Gift for Beatles Fans

In June 1957, Charlie Roberts organized the Rosebery Street party in Liverpool and took along his mum's borrowed Kodak Brownie camera to photograph his pals John Lennon and the Quarrymen's first public appearance. He took a number of photos, but only 3 have survived the decades.

You've seen Charles Roberts' photo in Philip Norman's Shout, various Mark Lewisohn books, the film Imagine, and very many other places. But until now it's NEVER been offered for sale as a quality print, and signed by the photographer!

Beatleswiki and Charles Roberts are now making available a limited-edition archival-quality 8" x 10" giclée print, restored, produced and signed by Charles Roberts. The photo, shipped to you from Liverpool, is professionally matted. Your satisfaction guaranteed! The photo is crisp and clear, the best ever.

Charles' iconic image of John Lennon performing with the Quarrymen at the Rosebery Street party on June 22, 1957 is the first known photograph of John playing in public (or anywhere else).

Interview with Charles Roberts

Charles Roberts
Charles speaks at length about the early days in Liverpool, hanging out with Lennon and McCartney, and how his iconic photos came to be.

Read the interview »

Photo: © Charles Roberts

Own this Iconic John Lennon Photo

The print is being offered in a Limited Edition of 300, each personally signed by Charles Roberts, and, if desired, personally inscribed.

Price: $195 signed (inscription optional)

 

 

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