Brian Epstein The Beatles Signed 4 Page 8.5x11 1967 Contract BAS #AE13886
This Autographed 4-page 8.5x11 typed contract, dated March 27, 1967, has been personally signed by Brian Epstein, legendary manager of The Beatles. The item is 100% authentic and includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) with hologram from Beckett Authentication Services, which can be verified on Beckett’s website.
Epstein signed as Vice President and Secretary of Beatles U.S.A. Limited, countersigned by Nathan M. Weiss as President. The Beatles’ blind-embossed corporate seal appears beside their signatures. The document shows only very light handling wear, remains in near fine condition, and is exceedingly scarce.
This corporate resolution was executed just five months before Epstein’s tragic death. It records a special meeting of Beatles U.S.A. Limited, confirming the replacement of Walter and Sandra Hofer with Nathan Weiss as director. The document originates from the estate of Walter Hofer, the entertainment lawyer whom Epstein hired to help the Beatles enter the U.S. market, including negotiating the landmark Ed Sullivan Show appearances.
In addition to naming the new director and designating Chase as the Beatles’ official bank, this resolution granted Epstein and Weiss broad powers to act on behalf of the corporation — including borrowing money and granting security interests. Weiss, a close personal friend of Epstein, would later partner with him to form the management company Nemperor Records.
This historically significant contract links directly to Brian Epstein’s management of the Beatles at the height of their fame, offering a rare and tangible connection to the business dealings that shaped the band’s U.S. success.
Epstein signed as Vice President and Secretary of Beatles U.S.A. Limited, countersigned by Nathan M. Weiss as President. The Beatles’ blind-embossed corporate seal appears beside their signatures. The document shows only very light handling wear, remains in near fine condition, and is exceedingly scarce.
This corporate resolution was executed just five months before Epstein’s tragic death. It records a special meeting of Beatles U.S.A. Limited, confirming the replacement of Walter and Sandra Hofer with Nathan Weiss as director. The document originates from the estate of Walter Hofer, the entertainment lawyer whom Epstein hired to help the Beatles enter the U.S. market, including negotiating the landmark Ed Sullivan Show appearances.
In addition to naming the new director and designating Chase as the Beatles’ official bank, this resolution granted Epstein and Weiss broad powers to act on behalf of the corporation — including borrowing money and granting security interests. Weiss, a close personal friend of Epstein, would later partner with him to form the management company Nemperor Records.
This historically significant contract links directly to Brian Epstein’s management of the Beatles at the height of their fame, offering a rare and tangible connection to the business dealings that shaped the band’s U.S. success.
Brian Epstein The Beatles Signed 4 Page 8.5x11 1967 Contract BAS #AE13886
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