DID GEORGE SIGN FOR BEATLES?A PHOTOGRAPH of The Beatles with signatures thought to have been forged by band member George Harrison sold at auction yesterday. The picture, sent to a teenage girl suffering from terminal leukaemia in the 1960s, went under the hammer in Verb 1. hammer in - teach by drills and repetition beat in, drill in, ram down drill - teach by repetition Aylsham, Norfolk. Andrew Bullock bullock a mature castrated male cattle destined for meat production or draft. , of auctioneers Keys, said it was thought Harrison had copied the signatures of his fellow band members. "We've sent it to a handwriting expert Noun 1. handwriting expert - a specialist in inferring character from handwriting graphologist specialiser, specialist, specializer - an expert who is devoted to one occupation or branch of learning and it's just about 100% certain that they were done by George," he said. The lot, which also included a signed photograph of Harrison, sold for pounds 1,300, plus a 15% buyers' premium, to an anonymous telephone bidder.. CAPTION(S): George Harrison |
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