A rare Cavern Club membership booklet, bearing 21 autographs from John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and original drummer Pete Best prior to their worldwide fame, has surfaced. The item originally belonged to Patricia Patterson, a teenage fan from Liverpool who was particularly fond of Pete Best.

The signatures include unique personal touches: John Lennon signed twice, adding the word “again” above his second name, while Paul McCartney signed two times as well, writing “once again” under his second signature. George Harrison contributed a single signature, and Pete Best signed a total of 16 times—noting “the final time” alongside one of them.

The artifact was discovered by Fab Four Memorabilia, a Surrey firm specializing in rock and pop collectibles, which called it an exceptionally rare find for Beatles enthusiasts.

Alfie Evans, the company’s founder, noted that while autographs from the early 1960s occasionally appear in collectors’ books and later-era signatures are remarkably rare, an item signed before the band achieved mainstream success—and even before Ringo Starr joined—is an extraordinarily unique piece of history.

Image:Fab Four Memorabilia

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