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    From A page from Paul McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute Geography book – A page from Paul McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute Geography book from the period when he was in form AM2. Paul has handwritten two full pages back to back on the same leaf in blue and black ink. The page measures 16cm x 20cm
    From Paul McCartney 1959 Liverpool Institute Single Sided Handwritten Page – A page that has been taken from Paul McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute Geography book from the period when he was in form AM2. Paul has handwritten one full page and 2 lines on the reverse on the same leaf on a geographical subject, in ink. The page measures 16cm x 20cm (6.2 inches x 7.9 inches). The condition is excellent
    From Lot 284 – THE BEATLES – PAUL MCCARTNEY – HANDWRITTEN – A page (single sided, approx 16x20cm) from Paul McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute geography school book, containing fourteen lines of handwritten text by a young Paul McCartney. Supplied with a Tracks Ltd COA, dated June 2024.
    From PAUL MCCARTNEY – Liverpool Institute Schoolbook Double-Sided Handwritten Page – PAUL MCCARTNEY – Liverpool Institute Schoolbook Double-Sided Handwritten Page – A lined page from one of Paul McCartney’s schoolbooks. This page comes from McCartney’s 1959 Liverpool Institute Geography book, from the period when he was in form AM2. McCartney has handwritten on both sides of the page on a geographical subject in blue ink. The lot is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Beatles autograph specialist Frank Caiazzo, a Tracks Ltd. letter of authenticity and a Roger Epperson Authentication Ltd. certificate of authenticity. Dimensions: 28 cm x 21.5 cm (11″ x 8.5″)

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