George Harrison, Beatles and toast crust

Here comes the crumb: George Harrison’s piece of toast from 1962 sold
The breakfast remains were swiped from the dining table at George Harrison’s family home in 1962 and have been preserved all these years.
The Beatles star George Harrison's 62-year-old piece of toast makes thousands at auction
A piece of The Belatles star George Harrison 's toast dating back 62 years has been rediscovered and sold at auction. The breakfast food had been preserved on a scrapbook page alongside cigarette butts and John Lennon’ s guitar-case fluff for decades.
Beatles fan buys George Harrison’s breakfast toast from 1963
A 62-year-old slice of toast once nibbled by George Harrison has sold at an auction, proving Beatlemania is still alive — right down to the crumbs. Beatles fan and music memorabilia collector Joseph O’Donnell paid an undisclosed sum for the bread,
From Breakfast Table to Auction Block: The Bizarre Journey of George Harrison’s Piece of Uneaten Toast
A piece of toast allegedly partially eaten by George Harrison has been acquired by a memorabilia dealer. Joseph O’Donnell, a “passionate collector” of Beatles and music memorabilia, has paid an undisclosed sum for a piece of toast allegedly eaten and then discarded by George Harrison in 1963.
George Harrison's Unfinished Breakfast Toast From 1963 Sells to Beatles Fan at Auction
The discarded bread, which was originally sold in 1991, reportedly dates back to the eve of the Beatles' final show at the Cavern Club in Liverpool
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George Harrison’s Unfinished Breakfast Toast From 1963 Sells to Beatles Fan
The date marks the eve of the Beatles’ final show at the Cavern Club in Liverpool. “It’s a brilliant story that is both bizarre, historical and a story I’ll continue telling friends ...
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Paul McCartney's five-word request solved key issue on iconic Beatles album
French horns were used on the 1967 album, which was number one in the UK charts for 23 straight weeks, and two of them have now been exhibited at Liverpool Beatles Museum on Mathew Street.
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Instruments used on classic Beatles album Sgt Pepper’s go on display
Two of the four French horns used on the album have been exhibited at Liverpool Beatles Museum. Sian Kenrick, whose late father Tony Randall played the horn, got in touch with the museum in ...
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Her great grandpa dressed The Beatles. Now, she’s making her own name in fashion
Her great grandfather Saul, and two great great uncles Sam and Campbell, owned three tailoring shops across Liverpool between ... even having been visited by The Beatles between their early ...
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Americans visit 'UK's friendliest city' Liverpool – and three things stun them
The travel-loving pair had previously visited Liverpool, where they explored The Beatles Story Museum and Liverpool Cathedral. However, they decided to return to delve deeper into the city's ...
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Paul McCartney Is Selling His Rediscovered Photos of the Beatles’ Rise to Fame
The Beatles’ rise to fame in the United Kingdom began in 1963. That March, the rock band from Liverpool released ... ‘I’m putting together this museum show, and I would love to know your ...
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Museum funding will ensure Liverpool stays 'a world-leading cultural destination'
Crucial funding for the revamp of Liverpool's unique International Slavery Museum will ensure the city "remains a world-leading cultural destination," the council's culture chief has said. It was ...