Collectors and classic rock enthusiasts have an unmissable date at the Anderson & Garland auction house. An exceptional lot has come to light that promises to catch the attention of Beatles and Wings fans: a large collection of photographs of Paul McCartney taken during the iconic Venus and Mars tour (1975).

A large collection of photographs of Paul McCartney taken during the Venus and Mars tour, sold without copyright, with an estimated price of £80 – £120, offered by Anderson & Garland auction house.

The album Venus and Mars, released in May 1975 by Wings, marked a golden era following the massive success of Band on the Run. The subsequent promotional tour captured the essence of 1970s arena rock at a moment when McCartney was redefining his career after the breakup of The Beatles.

This photographic collection offers an intimate and nostalgic look at the aesthetic and dynamism of the band both on and off stage during one of their peak creative periods.

Although the images are sold without copyright (meaning the buyer acquires the physical prints, but not the commercial exploitation or reproduction rights), their historical and documentary value for fans and music memorabilia collectors remains invaluable.

With an estimated price tag between £80 and £120, the lot represents an exceptionally accessible entry point into the rock legend memorabilia market. It will undoubtedly be one of the most compelling visual attractions in Anderson & Garland’s upcoming bidding rounds.